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<farkuhar> SiFuh: check out the 23:44 comments from https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/crux-devel/2022-09-26 for an even better example of how to confuse a parser (of pkgmk.conf) that's not written in bash.
<SiFuh> Heh
<farkuhar> That example, and the 2011-March mailing list example, would easily confuse the oldfiles Perl script (lines 33-40): https://crux.nu/gitweb/?p=tools/prt-utils.git;a=blob;f=oldfiles;h=c581ba0a4f192c1be039a69a5a6bab74cc26da76;hb=HEAD
<farkuhar> Something I learned from braewoods when writing Perl implementations of prtwash and prtsweep: sometimes you just have to spawn an extra bash process in order to reliably extract the values seen by pkgmk.
<jaeger> I used that approach for the repology metadata generator
<jaeger> Had a lot of mixed results using libraries designed for that so just went the way that always worked
<jaeger> Unrelated, I think I have an answer now for why I cannot start a wayland kde plasma session but nested sessions and other stuff like sway just works. It seems that kwin for wayland just flat depends on systemd or at least the logind part of it
<jaeger> I might try it with elogind and see if that works
<jaeger> Hrmm, not enough to just install elogind