04:03 <jaeger> Romster: looks like there's a new URL for this qt5 patch: https://www.linuxfromscratch.org/patches/downloads/qt-everywhere-src/qt-everywhere-src-5.15.2-kf5.15-2.patch

14:41 <jue> jaeger: is our iso.git up-to-date? I'd like to add to setup-helper

14:45 <jue> today I made a first version of our 3.7 handbook, it's a copy/paste from 3.6 without any changes

14:49 <jue> at all the 3.7 ports are looking quite mature to me, we should consider to make a test release soon

14:55 <stenur> krb5 1.20? arch has gcc 12.1 in core since four days, no bugs yet. 'was just a thought anyway

15:21 <jaeger> jue: I'll push my local changes after work today

15:21 <jaeger> Or you can update it and I'll pull it, either way

15:30 <jue> jaeger: ok, thanks, will wait for you ;)

16:21 <jaeger> unrelated, anyone able to build qtwebkit currently?

16:56 <jaeger> looks like fcft has a signature mismatch

17:38 <beerman> jaeger: on 3.6 or 3.7?

17:39 <beerman> i bumped 3.7 for gcc12 along with a patch for it

17:43 <jaeger> 3.6

18:07 <beerman> mh, i didn't bump it on 3.6

18:07 <beerman> you should still be able to just sideload the Pkgfile for now

18:07 <beerman> and patches

18:08 <beerman> i mean, webrtc can work and we can avoid ffmpeg4 too.. its based off chromium 87

18:08 <beerman> Backend: QtWebEngine 5.15.2, based on Chromium 87.0.4280.144

18:09 <beerman> if you are digging into ports right now, do you mind and try to build contrib/glpk? (in containers) it fails on 3.6, and builds just fine as is on 3.7

18:14 <beerman> and wrt 3.7 qtwebengine, this is the :version paste from within qutebrowser https://paste.the-compiler.org/view/222e4940

18:32 <jaeger> glpk builds for me in a 3.6 container

18:36 <beerman> mmh.. okay

18:37 <beerman> thanks

20:05 <jaeger> I can try it in a 3.7 one later, busy with work again

20:05 <jaeger> (if you need me to)

20:07 <beerman> it works on 3.7 for me, just not inside my 3.6 container, which is weird, and i am too bummed with other stuff right now to dig out my 3.6 notebook :D no worries

20:07 <beerman> seems like its an error on my side (which I suspected but can't explain right now), but thanks

20:08 <jaeger> No problem

20:25 <beerman> i just found out about this behaviour: running prt-get update -fr foo bar will rebuild foo and bar, regardless if bar is installed :D it will just fail to install the package. actually: it will update foo as well regardless of state. just giving foo will actually report "package foo is not installed"

20:43 <jaeger> yeah, it could be smarter about that

20:50 <beerman> not a big issue, just absolutely not what I was expecting. Did you ever look through funs patches? I am not thinking about anything in particular, but it might make sense to decide on what to do with these

23:41 <jaeger> jue: ok, pushed a 3.7 branch to iso.git

23:41 <jaeger> for prt-get? I don't recall. I'm not a fan of c++, really