14:11 <lekernel> wolfspraul: http://www.networkworld.com/news/2012/080812-open-source-movements-butt-heads-over-261484.html?page=1

14:11 <lekernel> you'll love this ;)

14:16 <wpwrak> OSI ... Oh, Such Idiots ?

14:19 <larsc> well trademark laws are quite clear, if you don't defend your trademark you loose its rights

14:26 <wpwrak> but "to defend" doesn't have to mean a protracted battle

14:28 <larsc> have you read the article

14:28 <larsc> ?

14:29 <larsc> the headline is quite sensational

14:31 <wpwrak> well, that they use friendly terms to describe the conflict makes any less a conflict

14:32 <larsc> "The discussions are ongoing and it's unhelpful to treat this as a conflict; neither OSI's board nor -- as far as I have been told -- OSHWA's board do," Phipps said in an e-mail.

14:32 <wpwrak> nothing like publicly professing your love for peace and desire to find common ground before (and after) a little boming run on the enemies cities :)

14:33 <wpwrak> see above :)

14:33 <larsc> and it was OSHWA who approached OSI and not the other way around

14:34 <wpwrak> they probably just wanted to do this poilitely and didn't expect OSI to see this as an opportunity to stake a claim

15:10 <Alarm> I have an error in compiling Flickernoise http://pastebin.com/GwW3vcyf

15:12 <lekernel_> Alarm: make sure you have all wpwrak's quilt patches

15:12 <lekernel_> and this one in particular http://projects.qi-hardware.com/index.php/p/wernermisc/source/tree/b6b61b1/m1/patches/rtems/export-shell-fns.patch

15:13 <lekernel_> you can also send a mail to the RTEMS people so that they fix the problem... which I reported months ago... https://www.rtems.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=2030

16:53 <wpwrak> Alarm: see also http://projects.qi-hardware.com/index.php/p/wernermisc/source/tree/b6b61b1/m1/patches/README (but replace cvs with git now)

16:57 <wpwrak> Alarm: this one has more details: http://projects.qi-hardware.com/index.php/p/wernermisc/source/tree/b6b61b1/m1/BUILD-CHEAT-SHEET

16:58 <wpwrak> (note: i haven't built the M1 system in a while, so some things may have changed)

17:02 <Underbyte> hey guys

17:03 <Underbyte> anyone here?

17:04 <kristianpaul> hi

17:06 <Underbyte> hey. this is a chatroom for the hardware SoC reimplimentation of MilkDrop, yeah?

17:10 <lekernel> hi

17:10 <lekernel> yes

17:11 <lekernel> among other things

17:14 <Underbyte> neat

17:15 <Underbyte> incidentally, i've got a licensing question for the class. Apparently someone took the ProjectM Project (openGL port of Milkdrop) and made it into an iOS app. ProjectM supposedly is LGPL, but my big question is Doesn't the iOS app creator need to post his source?