<jaeger>
Unrelated, I bought a little GPS module for setting up an NTP source for fun
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<beerman>
ah! nicwe
<beerman>
never type before coffee.. ☕️
<beerman>
i think kodi not working is really a kodi problem, not a wayland problem, I mean that could happen on any platform when mesa updates internal stuff, right? I was more talking about the general feel of it, which I think is just very fast
<jaeger>
Sure, in theory it could... but right now it's only doing that on wayland :)
<jaeger>
I don't know where the problem lies, just commenting on the experience so far
<jaeger>
Mostly it seems good
<beerman>
I guess it's mesa changing internals, it just happens. And: not just qayland, also gbm :p though there the screen turns green real quick 😂
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<beerman>
qt6-webengine heavily swaps again 😄
<jaeger>
I have to disable half my cores to build it :P
<jaeger>
Well, maybe not on a pi... would just take a lot of RAM/swap, I guess
<beerman>
we will see how it goes, right now, it does 6 or 7 jobs over distcc
<beerman>
it will probably die at some point
<beerman>
how many cores is half your cores again? 😄 because neither my (ancient) notebook as well as my desktop and the build hosts I have used so far (ryzen3200g and that crazy proliant with 16 cores) have no problems with neither qt5- nor qt6-webengine
<jaeger>
16 on one host, 8 on the other
<beerman>
16 is half, nice 😄
* beerman
cries in old hardware
<jaeger>
meson/ninja uses too many threads for the available RAM in those cases
<jaeger>
heh
<jaeger>
That one is a ThreadRipper 2950x for reference
<beerman>
ah, right, i forgot for a second that you got one of those
<jaeger>
Maybe if I put a lot more RAM in it it would be easier but I just disable the threads for that build and reenable them after
<jaeger>
A threadripper is not a cost-effective buy anymore, CPUs have increased core/thread count so much even since then
<jaeger>
At the time I bought it it made sense... now desktop CPUs have the same or more
<beerman>
true, its one thing i am happy about holding off for so long
<jaeger>
If I had known how the desktop CPU market would go at the time, I would not have bought it :)
<jaeger>
But at this point I just keep it because selling it would not be worth the money right now
<beerman>
i can imagine
<jaeger>
Well, can't get my $12 USB GPS device to do anything at all, so not sure