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[01:35:38] <Navit> <Johnathan> just found the program but can't figure how to get it set up
[03:35:13] <Navit> <jkoan> Hi @Johnathan ,where are you struggling? In the most easy setup you only install navit, and set up maps and GPS. For that we have guides in the wiki (wiki.navit-project.org) and Read the Docs (https://navit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/). If you encounter problems always feel free to ask within this chat :)
[03:36:06] <Navit> <Johnathan> So I ran the .exe and it’s got literally nothing else but a blank screen and a terminal window open that I can’t even type in
[03:37:00] <Navit> <jkoan> The blank screen has a yellow color?
[03:47:51] <Navit> <jkoan> If so, just try to click it, then a menu should come up. This is the menu where you can do all the important stuff. You can then close navit and start to configure it. Basically you will need a map which you can download from maps.navit-project.org and a GPS receiver where you need to configure the corresponding COM port for the communication
[04:41:17] <Navit> <Johnathan> so i'm terrible with command script, is there a certain directory I need to place this in?
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[05:13:37] <Navit> <jkoan> What do you mean by "command script"?
[05:14:18] <extor> Haha yes kazer I figured out what the smart mirrors actually were after watching one of the howto videos
[05:15:04] <Navit> <jkoan> Hi extor
[05:17:06] <extor> hi  jkoan 
[05:18:35] <jkoan> extor: in your time zone it is around evening, right? :D
[05:24:53] <extor> yes around midnight
[05:25:27] <extor> Well 12:25 
[05:26:16] <Navit> <Johnathan> anything in terminal
[05:26:22] <jkoan> I always feeling fascinated about time zones. Here in Germany it's 07:25 so I woke up not so long ago
[05:27:23] <Navit> <jkoan> @Johnathan no, nothing in terminal, but editing a file. The configuration file of navit. Not everything within navit is gui configurable
[05:27:53] <extor> Yeah I woke up around 7 today also. Feels like ages ago.
[05:31:00] <jkoan> extor: what I asked myself, if smartphones are forbidden, are standalone navigation systems also forbidden? 
[05:31:56] <extor> If they are attached to the windshield and/or obstructing the view of the driver then yes I think so.
[05:32:25] <jkoan> That's bad :(
[05:32:48] <extor> Yeah they do not trust drivers because of a few very irresponsible ones.
[05:36:06] <jkoan> Yes, like always a few people doing bad things so all other people get the consequences 
[14:12:29] <kazer> hi there
[14:12:58] <kazer> Johnathan: this is a good reminder that we need to implement map download from within navit on all platform.. sorry about that. we can help you though
[14:26:38] <jkoan> Hi Kazer 
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[15:03:36] <jkoan> kazer, are you available right now?
[15:03:57] <jkoan> have some questions about map extractor
[15:23:43] <kazer> yep shoot
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[16:34:45] <kazer> hi jandegr 
[16:58:38] <kazer> brb
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[17:29:48] <jkoan> Hi again kazer 
[17:54:05] <kazer> i lost the logs between tuesday and today (gateway disk was full)
[17:57:19] <jkoan> But Irclogs.navit-project.org is up
[19:29:19] <jkoan> ilovekiruna: my girlfriend and I just reviewed the German translation. She studied translation at university ;) 
[19:37:27] <ilovekiruna> jkoan: great
[19:37:33] <ilovekiruna> I hope you dont have too much to complain
[19:37:53] <ilovekiruna> hi kazer
[19:38:29] <jkoan> I will let you know when we finish 
[19:38:57] <ilovekiruna> I plan to review and complete Swedish with a friend of mine, hopefully in the coming days or week
[19:39:16] <ilovekiruna> one other thing when you are at it I would really appreciate a lot :-o
[19:40:30] <ilovekiruna> for platforms with a let's say not so decent tts, prerecorded samples would be amazing
[19:40:32] <ilovekiruna> https://wiki.navit-project.org/index.php/Configuration/Advanced_Options#Prerecorded_samples
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[19:45:16] <jkoan> I also thought about such a set, but I didn't found a volunteer for this. I don't want to record my voice and upload it 
[19:46:13] <ilovekiruna> you know in particularily for non-android platforms, e.g. sailfish I am really not very happy by any tts
[19:46:45] <ilovekiruna> one crazy idea now
[19:47:04] <ilovekiruna> could we use the android tts and back record it to use it on other systems?????
[19:47:40] <kazer> jkoan: i meant my irc gateway :)
[19:48:40] <kazer> ilovekiruna: using recorded sample from android tts would probably violate their terms of use
[19:49:04] <ilovekiruna> kazer: was afraid of that, that's why I said "crazy" ;-)
[19:49:14] <kazer> picotts (which was android's tts some time ago) is decent. maybe we can find another tts service that would explicitely allow to do that
[19:50:04] <ilovekiruna> btw: kazer: did you check #893
[19:52:11] <jkoan> ilovekiruna: I have access to launchpad, will look into it
[19:52:31] <ilovekiruna> jkoan, great, thx
[19:52:40] <ilovekiruna> i would guess shouldnt be a big deal
[19:53:27] <jkoan> Should be, but on launchpad nothing is strait forward... It's such a bad platform 
[19:53:45] <ilovekiruna> i totally agree
[19:54:03] <ilovekiruna> while transliting swedish had quite a large number of timeouts :-(
[19:54:34] <jkoan> Same here 
[19:55:13] <jkoan> Already thought about if I want to create a totally new service to solve the translation problem 
[19:55:38] <jkoan> Idea was Django with polib, but it's not so easy 
[21:18:15] <jkoan> ilovekiruna: we are done with the translation, only found some issues within the English original 
[21:18:26] <ilovekiruna> :-o
[21:18:28] <ilovekiruna> :-D
[21:18:31] <ilovekiruna> i meant
[21:18:32] <ilovekiruna> great
[21:18:41] <ilovekiruna> how long did it take you in total?
[21:18:44] <jkoan> We will fix this In the coming days
[21:18:46] <ilovekiruna> just to have an estimate
[21:18:57] <ilovekiruna> one more PR for your hacktoberfest :-D
[21:19:02] <jkoan> Around two hours 
[21:19:10] <jkoan> The first one
[21:19:18] <jkoan> Need to leave now 
[21:19:20] <ilovekiruna> ok
[21:19:26] <ilovekiruna> hv a nice eve
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[22:49:06] <ilovekiruna> any ideas how to delete a huge hierachy of folders in a very time efficient way?
[22:50:21] <kazer> if your constraint is primarily to avoid content being picked up (like, a work queue) you could move then outside of their parent folder and do the rm asynchronously
[23:30:50] <ilovekiruna> i have probably a few TB to delete