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2014-06-21
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@m4r0v3r what is your question about?
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2014-06-21
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@m4r0v3r if you asking why store not allowing background services answer is simple: because dbus daemons can be started as root, and there are no checkings if you starting it as regular user or root, and because of that it's just forbidden at all 
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2014-06-21
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Originally Posted by coderus
No, that's not true for user/session services.
@m4r0v3r if you asking why store not allowing background services answer is simple: because dbus daemons can be started as root, and there are no checkings if you starting it as regular user or root, and because of that it's just forbidden at all
I suspect the problem is that there's no task manager/service control UI to lay blame to a specific program.
Besides, opportunistic suspend makes daemons completely useless.
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2014-06-21
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Originally Posted by javispedro
not entirely true, but close enough. At best it makes daemons run unreliably. At least without nasty hooks.
Besides, opportunistic suspend makes daemons completely useless.
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2014-06-21
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Originally Posted by javispedro
That's not a problem for Pebble daemon, as long as ring/sms/notification wakes up the device
Besides, opportunistic suspend makes daemons completely useless.
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2014-06-21
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Originally Posted by javispedro
Care to elaborate where exactly is that money?
Chum is where the money is.
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2014-06-22
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Originally Posted by coderus
thats exactly what am asking, thank you
@m4r0v3r if you asking why store not allowing background services answer is simple: because dbus daemons can be started as root, and there are no checkings if you starting it as regular user or root, and because of that it's just forbidden at all
do daemons not run effectively due to wakelocks? or atleast how deep sleep is implemented through wakelocks??
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2014-06-23
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Originally Posted by smoku
It will only wake the device for less than a second, unless you or someone else takes a wakelock. (Which are also forbidden in store btw).
That's not a problem for Pebble daemon, as long as ring/sms/notification wakes up the device
If your BT connection is e.g. parked, or has been lost, etc. your program will take more time than what the system needs to display the notification, and will then happily proceed to suspend while your program hasn't yet forwarded the notification to the watch.
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