00:14 <dlcusa> beerman, nice!

00:14 <dlcusa> beerman, ignore typo ^

02:56 <Romster> core/zstd links with contrib/lz4 I feel lz4 should be moved to core, comments, vote?

08:05 <beerman> you feel? :D

08:12 <beerman> is this for aria2c support you are working on? what benefits do we have from lz4 in core?

08:28 <braewoods> beerman: we can compress Romster's beard in realtime now. :P

08:28 <beerman> XD

08:28 <braewoods> but i see no harm in more compression libs in core

08:29 <braewoods> they usually don't consume much space as it is

08:29 <braewoods> i often use lz4 for quick compression jobs where i don't want to wait on xz

08:30 <braewoods> having it as an option for stuff like makepkg could be helpful if you're doing multiple builds of a port to test stuff

08:30 <braewoods> it's the fastest compression algorithm i know of

08:30 <braewoods> err pkgmk

08:30 <braewoods> sorry, used to ARCH :P

08:32 <SiFuh> I use lz4 for my kernel

09:24 <Romster> that's a shame

09:24 <Romster> kidding

16:40 <ivandi> about vim: perl and python3 are in core, so it makes sense to compile vim with --enable-perlinterp=dynamic --enable-python3interp=dynamic

16:41 <ivandi> for example clang_complete plugin needs python compiled in

16:42 <beerman> i thought about it, i even had a vim fork for a long time for python3 support, but neovim is where the fun is

16:44 <beerman> if opt/neovim can't replace core/vim, i'd say lets keep core/vim as lean as possible

16:45 <beerman> but nowadays there are CRUX installs i don't have core/vim installed at all anymore, nvim is just better ¯_(ツ)_/¯

16:46 <ivandi> well, adding stuff that is in core wont make vim less lean, and vi is lean enough

16:46 <beerman> i'd say talk to jue and jaeger about it

16:47 <beerman> if sudo and its visudo is the only reason we build vi anyway i'd say replace both with saner defaults ;)

16:48 <beerman> any specific reason you want that in vim and not install neovim?

16:48 <ivandi> never used neovim

16:49 <beerman> it really depends on your personal vimrc, but it should be perfectly compatible with it...

16:49 <ivandi> vim + clang_complete is just enough for my needs

16:49 <beerman> neovim has a native lsp plugin that works with clangd

16:50 <beerman> https://github.com/neovim/nvim-lspconfig

16:50 <ivandi> i will look at it when i have some time to waste

16:50 <beerman> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ can only recommend checking it out