jaeger changed the topic of #crux to: CRUX 3.6 | Homepage: https://crux.nu/ | Ports: https://crux.nu/portdb/ https://crux.ninja/portdb/ | Logs: https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/crux/
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<elderK> Thanks ivandi :)
<elderK> Is the crux-devel channel on Libera too, by chance?
<elderK> I'm currently reinstalling all of those packages :)
<elderK> Excepting perhaps sdl2_ttf as it doesn't want to build.
<Romster> i'll take a look at that one elderK
<Romster> fun autotools
<elderK> Thanks Romster
<cruxbot> [opt.git/3.6]: rust-bin: 1.56.0 -> 1.56.1
<cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.6]: sdl2_ttf: fix building with autotools
<Romster> not sure what that workaround was doing in autotools but it builds without that.
<Romster> sudo prt-get update -fr $(for f in $(grep -lrs libfreetype.la /usr/lib); do pkginfo -o $f | awk '!/^(Package|pkginfo:)/ {print $1}'; done | sort -u | xargs)
<Romster> after freetype update, may need a few rounds to get them all
<elderK> Thanks a bunch, romster!
<Romster> no worries
<elderK> :P I just removed all the packages that required libfreetype.la and rebuild them all from scratch.
<elderK> That seems to have solved it for me.
<elderK> I had to make sure everything was gone due to dependency madness.
<Romster> and lib32 for freetype-32 when that is updated to meson
<Romster> that'll work to
<elderK> I wish I remembered why I had certain lib32 things installed.
<elderK> I'd like to purge all the 32bit stuff from my system but I'm afraid :P
<Romster> wine steam or something else maybe an emulator
<elderK> Probably steam and wine.
<Romster> well prt-get dependent foo-32
<elderK> dependent seems to be unreliable.
<Romster> they both use compat-32 heavily
<Romster> yeah it wont list stuff that is optional or not listed at all
<Romster> finddeps might be better but we really need a reverse finddeps and that even skills build time deps
<Romster> and dylib stuff
<Romster> crux has a few shortcomings when it comes to port dependencies
<cruxbot> [opt.git/3.6]: firefox-bin: 93.0 -> 94.0
<cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.6]: firefox: 93.0 -> 94.0
<cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.6]: mpv: 0.33.1 -> 0.34.0
<cruxbot> [opt.git/3.6]: protobuf: 3.19.0 -> 3.19.1
<cruxbot> [opt.git/3.6]: python3-setuptools: 58.3.0 -> 58.4.0
<cruxbot> [opt.git/3.6]: python3-pyparsing: 3.0.0 -> 3.0.4
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<frinnst> =======> ERROR: Signature mismatch found:
<frinnst> MISMATCHmpv.1
<cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.6]: inkscape: update for system poppler 21.11.0
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<SiFuh> WTH, Ubuntu and Arch only?
<braewoods> SiFuh: did you seriously expect CRUX to make the list?
<braewoods> it doesn't have enough market share.
<braewoods> in general these lists seem dominated by market share popularity more than anything
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<GazL> Morning all.
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<GazL> I just hit the missing freetype.la issue. I'm ok with how to sort out the mess, but was wondering whether CRUX had considered a policy of just dropping .la files in /usr/lib all together to avoid this issue in future. It's what Slackware did.
<ppetrov^> hi GazL I still have not upgraded freetype, what is the issue?
<GazL> It nolonger ships libfreetype.la, so any other .la files that reference it cause a build failure.
<GazL> imagemagic is the one that brought it to light.
<GazL> basically you have to rebuild a bunch or things to get rid of the references in their .la files.
<ppetrov^> does revdep catch these?
<GazL> nope. revdep runs clean
<ppetrov^> ai ai
<GazL> I think revdep only checks for missing sonames, where as this is more of a build time thing.
<ppetrov^> has there been a discussion (here?) about this? I have not been following much lately
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<ppetrov^> GazL, maybe I can just rebuild everything that lists freetype as a dependency?
<SiFuh> GazL: To answer your question last week Morefine S500 is that box
<GazL> ppetrov: Jue posted this, which will identify them: https://dpaste.com/8ENL359JJ
<SiFuh> braewoods: No, the point of is that all those distros are either Ubuntu or Arch based.
<GazL> SiFuh: sorry I didn't understand that response.
<SiFuh> 20:36:17[GazL> What's that systemd unit under the screens on that image you posted? It's tiny!
<SiFuh> 20:37:15[GazL> s/systemd/system/ oops. ;)
<GazL> Oh, lol. gotcha. Wasn't expecting a response to a 3 day old question there. thought you were responding to the freetype thing.
<GazL> :)
<SiFuh> Yeah it's kind of my thing. Days are not really a thing I consider separate :-P
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<ppetrov^> GazL, hey thanks a lot!
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<GazL> SiFuh: how's the thermals on that thing? Does it tend to get hot?
<SiFuh> GazL: hovers around 44 Celsius. When compiling I did see it reach 85 Celsius
<SiFuh> The thermals are better than my Metabox P650RS-G
<GazL> my laptop i3-5157u hovers around 44 also, peaks at about 65-70 under full load, so comparable.
<SiFuh> I've been using it as my main machine for a few weeks now.
<SiFuh> I have 2 x 1TB NVMe SSDs in it and a 2TB SSD SATA hard disk
<GazL> That's impressive for such a small form-factor.
<SiFuh> Yep, I am too
<SiFuh> Ignore every video on that site.
<SiFuh> am/think so
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<GazL> phew, that's everything rebuilt and all the freetype.la references gone here.
<GazL> I'm still tempted to just have a mass purge on .la files, like Slackware did.
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<frinnst> sounds like something for 3.7 maybe? fucking up la-files mid-release is a pain
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<GazL> frinnst: agree, 3.7 would be an ideal time to do it.
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<Belgacem1958> Is crux 3.7 coming soon?
<stenur> I run with gcc 11.2.0 and glibc 2.34 for many weeks. OpenSSL 3 i only use partial yet ('planning to try recompile aka install all dependend in a VM for weeks). Perl 5.34 i have not installed, i would not expect any problems, i run it on the server.
<stenur> Other than that nothing will change i _think_
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