Thread: [tuxdroid-user] Tuxdroid ans slug (NSLU2) II
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From: David B. <da...@ja...> - 2007-05-29 09:17:13
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Hi guys, I've been quiet for a while since I just got a son 2 weeks ago but I'm now back at my desk. And I eventually got some time to setup gentoo on my slug. I got the daemon working on it, thanks to the latest patch of neimad that removes the pthreads. I didn't test it much yet but could control tux from a python shell without problem. Next step will be to connect to the daemon from another computer. Cheers, David |
From: Florent T. <ft...@gm...> - 2007-05-29 09:23:15
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> I've been quiet for a while since I just got a son 2 weeks ago but I'm no= w > back at my desk. :) F=E9licitations !!! > And I eventually got some time to setup gentoo on my slug. I got the > daemon working on it, thanks to the latest patch of neimad that removes > the pthreads. I didn't test it much yet but could control tux from a > python shell without problem. Next step will be to connect to the daemon > from another computer. Great news. I should buy one myself, but right now i'm getting a server in an other room; did you guys experiment with the wireless range? There are just 2 (thin) walls in between, i have to check out if it's enough. If not, i'll have to go get an NSLU2 / WL500G. Cheers FLorent |
From: David B. <da...@ja...> - 2007-05-29 09:32:55
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On Tue, 29 May 2007 11:23:13 +0200, Florent THIERY <ft...@gm...> wrote: >> I've been quiet for a while since I just got a son 2 weeks ago but I'm >> now >> back at my desk. > > :) Félicitations !!! Merci ;-) > >> And I eventually got some time to setup gentoo on my slug. I got the >> daemon working on it, thanks to the latest patch of neimad that removes >> the pthreads. I didn't test it much yet but could control tux from a >> python shell without problem. Next step will be to connect to the daemon >> from another computer. > > Great news. I should buy one myself, but right now i'm getting a > server in an other room; did you guys experiment with the wireless > range? There are just 2 (thin) walls in between, i have to check out > if it's enough. It should be OK I think. |
From: neimad <ror...@gm...> - 2007-05-29 17:15:38
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"David Bourgeois" <da...@ja...> writes: > Hi guys, > > I've been quiet for a while since I just got a son 2 weeks ago but I'm > now back at my desk. Congratulations ! > And I eventually got some time to setup gentoo on my slug. I got the > daemon working on it, thanks to the latest patch of neimad that > removes the pthreads. I didn't test it much yet but could control tux > from a python shell without problem. Next step will be to connect to > the daemon from another computer. Got mine a week ago and even though I do have some free time, I managed not to do anything with the slug yet... Damien |
From: Philippe T. <ph...@te...> - 2007-05-30 21:06:40
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> I've been quiet for a while since I just got a son 2 weeks ago but I'm > now back at my desk. Toutes mes félicitations! Pas trop dures, les nuits? ;-) > And I eventually got some time to setup gentoo on my slug. I got the > daemon working on it, thanks to the latest patch of neimad that > removes the pthreads. I didn't test it much yet but could control tux > from a python shell without problem. Next step will be to connect to > the daemon from another computer. This is very easily done. I tried with tuxgi, just modify around line 109 tux.tts.auto_connect(True) => tux.daemon.auto_connect(True,'slug_name') Now that would be nicer to have a kind of configuration file for the python lib, so the config is available not only for the tuxgi alone but for all the tools of the remote machine. But getting the possiblity from the tuxgi GUI to select manually another distant host could be also nice. Phil |
From: neimad <ror...@gm...> - 2007-05-31 03:28:27
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Philippe Teuwen <ph...@te...> writes: >> I've been quiet for a while since I just got a son 2 weeks ago but I'm=20 >> now back at my desk. > Toutes mes f=C3=A9licitations! > Pas trop dures, les nuits? ;-) I propose a new Tux application: the Baby Simulator, for training future fathers. It would cry, require strokes on the wings and patting on the head at random hours, preferably in the middle of the night. Too bad it won't crap. Next model, maybe ? [...] > This is very easily done. > I tried with tuxgi, just modify around line 109 > tux.tts.auto_connect(True) > =3D> > tux.daemon.auto_connect(True,'slug_name') > > Now that would be nicer to have a kind of configuration file for the=20 > python lib, so the config is available not only for the tuxgi alone but=20 > for all the tools of the remote machine. Agreed. The config file should have a list of IPs/hostnames allowed to connect to Tux. > But getting the possiblity from the tuxgi GUI to select manually another= =20 > distant host could be also nice. And we could even use avahi to publish the existence of Tuxes (very easy) and have tuxgi discover them automatically on the local network. Damien |