01:40 <fishe> "NEW -rw-r--r-- root/root usr/share/cmake/Modules/Internal/HeaderpadWorkaround.cmake"

01:40 <fishe> Is it safe to ignore a new file in an fp mismatch?

02:08 <groovy2shoes> fishe, it's usually fine to ignore new. missing files are usually a problem.

02:22 <fishe> Alright, thanks!

03:16 <fishe> Not sure why, but I can't get xorg to work.

03:18 <fishe> "(EE) dbus-core: error connecting to system bus: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoServer (Failed to connect to socket: Connection refused)

03:18 <fishe> I'm completely stumped

03:23 <SiFuh> How did you install xorg?

03:27 <SiFuh> prt-get depinst ?

03:29 <fishe> Installed from the xorg collection in setup

03:34 <SiFuh> I am asking about the install method of using 'depinst' because your error is a dbus error. Is it installed and if so, is it running?

03:41 <jaeger> Make sure dbus is running, add 'dbus' to the services array in /etc/rc.conf

04:08 <fishe> @SiFuh: Dbus is installed and in the services array, and seems to start fine

04:09 <fishe> Curiously I can get slim to start but it can't ever get in to spectrwm

04:19 <fishe> Quick reinstall of Dbus and Im now getting a different error

04:20 <fishe> "systemd-logind: failed to get session: The name org.freedesktop.login1 was not provided by any .service files"

04:20 <fishe> There shouldn't be systemd should there?

04:46 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.6]: intel-ucode: 20220207 -> 20220419

04:46 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.6]: intel-firmware: 20220207 -> 20220419

04:46 <fishe> Fixed. Changed "exec spectrwm" to "exec dbus-launch spectrwm in xinitrc and that worked

04:54 <SiFuh> For my ~/.xsession file I have export `dbus-launch` and on the final line I have ck-launch-session startfluxbox

04:54 <SiFuh> fishe: ^

04:54 <fishe> What provides ck-launch-session, and how's it different?

04:55 <SiFuh> Consolekit

04:55 <SiFuh> ConsoleKit2 to be exact

04:55 <fishe> ah

04:55 <fishe> will add it tomorrow, I need to let qutebrowser compile overnight

04:56 <fishe> really hoping there won't be any footprint issues

04:57 <SiFuh> For really big ports with lots of dependencies it is probably best to download all that is needed first before building.

05:12 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.6]: arpwatch: 3.2 -> 3.3

05:15 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.6]: python3-cachecontrol: 0.12.10 -> 0.12.11

07:55 <cruxbot> [xorg.git/3.6]: xorg-xauth: update to 1.1.2

07:55 <cruxbot> [xorg.git/3.6]: [notify] libinput: update to 1.20.1

08:12 <cruxbot> [core.git/3.6]: iana-etc: update to 20220414

09:20 <ppetrov^> hi guys, are there any plans for CRUX to use elogind?

13:48 <farkuhar> fishe: weren't you running qtile as your window manager before? How did you end up switching to spectrwm?

13:49 <fishe> i don't remember why exactly i switched but it was when i installed crux the last time

13:49 <fishe> it works really well, i doubt im gonna switch from it for a while

13:53 <farkuhar> what intrigues me about qtile is that it has such a minimal set of dependencies, but it supports both X11 and Wayland backends.

13:53 <fishe> true

13:54 <fishe> it's harder to make functional than something like bspwm or spectr though

14:00 <farkuhar> i don't demand much of a window manager's functionality, but it would be nice if hot-plugging an input device didn't trigger a "broken pipe" error making all the active windows unresponsive (this was the actual behaviour of hikari in recent tests).

14:03 <farkuhar> granted, hikari is developed primarily on FreeBSD, so its handling of input device events might not have undergone enough code review to guarantee equivalent behaviour on Linux.

14:19 <fishe> ive never tried hikari

14:29 <fishe> python3-pyqt5 is missing python3-ply as a dependency

14:42 <fishe> I'm getting a 404 when it tries to get qtwebengine

14:47 <fishe> nvm it's looking for a patch that no longer exists due to there being a new version

15:41 <farkuhar> what happens if you do a version bump to 5.15.9? (I haven't tried building qtwebengine since 5.15.6, when after six hours of compiling it complained about a malformed archive.)

15:46 <farkuhar> correction: 5.15.6 was the last version that successfully compiled for me. With 5.15.8 the error was "/usr/bin/ld: .../build/src/core/release/obj/third_party/libxml/libxml_reader.a: error adding symbols: malformed archive"

16:31 <groovy2shoes> i got that same error

17:19 <fishe> @farkuhar: I've gotten 5.15.9 to build fine

17:30 <fishe> Alsa is only passing things to pulseaudio when those things are ran as root which isn't too good

18:23 <fishe> Nvm, added alsa to services array and my user to group `audio`

18:29 <fishe> Does alsa handle cameras? Because it's not detected in browser

19:08 <fishe> Got pulseaudio working, still no webcam

19:44 <farkuhar> fishe: thanks for the report on qtwebengine 5.15.9. As for your webcam issue, is your kernel built with the appropriate video modules? Also make sure your user is in the group that has permissions on those devices (typically /dev/video0).

19:45 <fishe> I can't believe I forgot the video group existed...

19:46 <fishe> Yep, it works when I'm in the right group. Apologies