<beerman>
let me guess - you want to try wayland with it? ;)
<jaeger>
I was trying it, yes
<jaeger>
Though maybe tsaop had better luck, I'll try his stuff
<beerman>
from what I saw, gnome is worse in that regard
<beerman>
some wayland related dbus services are bound to packages from the gnome userland that will require systemd or elogind
<jaeger>
I tried elogind for reference but it's entirely possible I don't know what I'm doing
<jaeger>
I'd forgotten about tsaop's repo or I would have tried that first, heh
<beerman>
dang
<beerman>
i did try elogind too
<beerman>
dont use it anymore. it was related to something i wanted for screensharing
<beerman>
cant remember what it was
<jaeger>
What's weird is that I can launch startplasma-wayland from inside an existing wayland session like sway
<jaeger>
but not standalone
<beerman>
mh, i am not sure i am understanding correctly. what do you mean with "an existing wayland session"? like you have sway running and run it from there?
<beerman>
fuck, i never knew you could do that, lol
<jaeger>
yeah, from a foot in sway I can run startplasma-wayland and it will open up another window with the plasma session
<beerman>
(tell me that wayland isn't cool, i dare you)
<jaeger>
Never said it wasn't :P
<beerman>
do you have xdg dirs etc setup for kde too?
<beerman>
:D
<jaeger>
Not specifically, though other xdg stuff seems to work fine
<beerman>
sway needs the xdg rundir set specifically, else wont start
<beerman>
i have no idea if its the same for kde
<beerman>
also no idea if tsaop builds for wayland too, but i imagine, i think i saw wayland related commits in there
<beerman>
and how do you enjoy foot?
<jaeger>
In general it's fine, though the default color scheme leaves something to be desired (haven't taken the time to fix it). Systems not knowing its terminfo type without a package is also annoying
<jaeger>
I don't set the xdg rundir myself
<jaeger>
All I do is run 'dbus-launch sway'
<beerman>
i know but i took the curses terminfo out as soon as they integrated it
<jaeger>
I don't remember the details and have removed all the packages to try tsaop's now... but it didn't work for some reason
<beerman>
ah, ok
<beerman>
i got my thumbs pressed
<jaeger>
Is that similar to the english "fingers crossed"?
<jaeger>
Like a good luck thing
<jaeger>
Ah, yesh, google says so :)
<jaeger>
er, yes
<jaeger>
typing is hard today.
<beerman>
yes lol
<jaeger>
building in the background while I work... so will see after a while
<beerman>
building npm and go stuff is just horrible..
<jaeger>
agreed
<beerman>
i finally figured out how to build grafana and prometheus updates but
<beerman>
one of those doesn't want to build inside my container
<beerman>
its not telling me what its missing, at least, not really
<jaeger>
That's always frustrating
<beerman>
when did it become uncool to have install instructions?
<nomius_>
Are you building rust-bin for 3.7?
<jaeger>
that's romster's thing... I'd offer to build one but no idea what that process looks like yet
<nomius_>
Hey, that was my son hitting the arrow up key :-D
<nomius_>
I built id...
<nomius_>
*it
<jaeger>
Ah, ok. Ignore me, I don't know :)
<nomius_>
And discovered a small bug... If you don't install glibc-32 rust (not rust-bin of course) fails to build because it includes i686 as target anyways...