02:48 <elderK> Has anyone used picom for compositing under i3wm?

02:49 <elderK> I'm interested in using it only to avoid tearing: All the other bling like shadows and fading and stuff I can live without.

02:49 <elderK> Still, I'm curious as to whether those features are disabled by default, or whether I need to jump hoops for that.

03:40 <jaeger> not I

03:41 <jaeger> brian|lfs: installing contrib/libdvdread should get past the kodi build if you're still trying

03:41 <jaeger> I will probably just add it as a dep to make things easy

03:57 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.6]: wine-staging: updated to version 7.18

03:57 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.7]: wine-staging: updated to version 7.18

05:16 <ahmadraniri[m]> hello, this morning I successfully installed crux, but it's a bit `sus`, cause I configure the kernel compilation via `make menuconfig` and the i915 kernel driver become unavailable. How do I get that kernel module ? thanks.

05:19 <SiFuh> ahmadraniri[m]: you need to enable Intel 8xx/9xx/G3x/G4x/HD Graphics

05:20 <SiFuh> Device Drivers --> Graphics support --> Intel 8xx/9xx/G3x/G4x/HD Graphics

05:22 <ahmadraniri[m]> SiFuh: awesome... thanks sifuh...

05:28 <SiFuh> ahmadraniri[m]: You can use the '/' key to search inside of 'menu config'

09:55 <ahmadraniri[m]> is there subreddit for crux ? the last time I checked on reddit.com/r/crux, I don't think I found the right subreddit 😂

10:18 <braewoods> Probably not.

11:11 <ppetrov^> there is

11:12 <ppetrov^> https://www.reddit.com/r/cruxlinux/

11:12 <ppetrov^> last post is from 2years ago

11:33 <SiFuh> Hmm should get around to answering some of those posts :-P

12:46 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.6]: wasi-libc++: update for llvm 15.0.1

12:46 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.6]: wasi-compiler-rt: 14.0.6 -> 15.0.1

13:04 <ppetrov^> i'm a member! :P

13:05 <SiFuh> Then you should get around to answering some of those posts :-P

13:38 <braewoods> That's the most dead subreddit I've ever seen

13:41 <SiFuh> Blame ppetrov^ he hasn't answered anyone

14:13 <ppetrov^> heh

14:14 <ppetrov^> braewoods, even windows 95 is more lively

14:23 <mkf> no news, good news.

14:26 <SiFuh> No news means everything all good or everyone is dead.

14:28 <SiFuh> When I was in the emergency service back in the mid 90's. No news during search and rescue was usually considered bad news.

14:44 <mkf> it's also possible, i'm a unix-minded creature. :)

14:52 <SiFuh> You mean 'unix-like minded' :-P

15:41 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.7]: kodi: dependency updates: jdk8-bin -> openjdk17-jdk, mysql -> mariadb, removed python, added libdvdnav

15:41 <mkf> plan9-minded

15:41 <SiFuh> Me too

15:41 <SiFuh> I love plan 9

15:42 <mkf> :D

21:02 <farkuhar> on 2022-09-24 joshsmt asked "is it normal for glibc 32 to fail to update?" but didn't provide a build log. Here's the error message I've been getting: http://ix.io/4bWe

21:06 <farkuhar> I wonder if it's related to the fact that I have libbsd installed (the abomination that tries to link itself into everything)

21:14 <farkuhar> in light of Romster's warning that uninstalling libbsd might cause catastrophic breakage requiring a reboot with a rescue disk, I'm reluctant to uninstall libbsd to test this hypothesis. I'd rather just install the glibc-32 package from the ISO.

21:53 <jaeger> timely... I'm looking at moving libbsd curreently

21:54 <jaeger> er, currently

22:44 <cruxbot> [opt.git/3.6]: thunderbird-bin: updated to version 102.3.1

22:44 <cruxbot> [opt.git/3.7]: thunderbird-bin: updated to version 102.3.1

23:44 <Romster> farkuhar, "links-dso-program.o' is incompatible with i386 output" not sure how but looks like that object got compiled as 64bit and not 32bit

23:45 <Romster> i haven't hit this or any issues with glibc-32 compiling itself