Comment 50 for bug 1100326

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> > > > > Started working on geoclue2 provider.
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> > > > Awesome. Would be really nice if all apps have already ported in 3.10 so distros don't have to keep shipping the old unmaintained code.
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> > > To be clear, I meant GNOME 3.10. :)
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> > While implementing it got few questions for you:
> > 1) About accuracy - are you planning to add API to set accuracy level of the latitude and longitude coordinates?
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> If I understood your question correctly, no. This info is given from geoclue to app together with coordinates. Its accuracy of the location fix in meters. Currently its city-level at best. The app-writable 'DistanceThreshold' property is to specify the minimum distance changed before geoclue should notify your app.
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> > 2) Same about timestamps - there is no way to obtain them now.
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> What kind of timestamps you need?
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> > 3) I am going to use gdbus-codegen to generate wrapper for the API like they do it for Empathy. if you had client lib for the API it would be a bit easier but anyway I can live with the generated interface.
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> Sure. I was kind hoping that Empathy guys meant contributing patches for these rather when they said "contribute". :)
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> > 4) And last question for now :) where can I find geoclue2 ip location provider to try out my changes?
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> You don't need to do anything other than to just install geoclue2 (in system prefix as that seems to be required of system dbus services) and run your app.
I am having problems running geoclue2 on Ubuntu 12.10 - some libs including glib are outdated and there are segmentations faults while running the service. I take it you developed it on Fedora?