04:56 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: p5-mozilla-ca: 20240730 -> 20240924

04:56 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: python3-tzdata: 2024.1 -> 2024.2

04:56 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: python3-yarl: 1.11.1 -> 1.12.1

04:56 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: python3-alembic: 1.13.2 -> 1.13.3

04:56 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: python3-django-allauth: 65.0.0 -> 65.0.1

07:34 <cruxbot> [core/3.7]: bash: updated to version 5.2.37

07:55 <cruxbot> [opt/3.7]: git: updated to version 2.46.2

15:35 <SiFuh> farkuhar: emmett1 moved states. His laptop died. So CRUX-MUSL is going to be outdated for awhile from his end.

16:50 <farkuhar> stratofall: gmake and friends are some of the few programs that recognize DESTDIR=$PKG *after* the command. Most other programs require you to declare such shell variables or environment variables *before* the command, otherwise DESTDIR=$PKG is interpreted as an argument.

16:55 <stratofall> yeah, I was confused by how it worked. It also seemed very different from the autotools way of doing it. I had to read up on cmake and its flags/variables to really see what was happening instead of trying to brute force it like I was doing in the first Pkgfile I posted.

16:58 <stratofall> So far I have done, fastfetch, asunder, mangohud, makemkv-oss and technically makemkv-bin... But makemkv-bin needs you to agree to the license in order to install it. Not sure how to work around that yet.

17:05 <farkuhar> `DESTDIR=$PKG make install` is more idiomatic, and generalizes better to other commands besides (g)make, where you might want to temporarily override the value of a shell or environment variable. But for historical reasons, most implementations of make continue to support `make DESTDIR=$PKG install`.

18:08 <frinnst> fucking modern rust crap

18:08 <frinnst> Error: Os(OsError { line: 80, file: "/usr/ports/src/rust/registry/src/index.crates.io-6f17d22bba15001f/winit-0.29.15/src/platform_impl/linux/wayland/event_loop/mod.rs", error: WaylandError(Connection(NoCompositor)) })

18:09 <frinnst> that's a fun surprise when running sysup

18:09 <frinnst> I should just buy a mac or something..

18:12 <SiFuh> frinnst: 'something' sounds better

18:13 <frinnst> oh it wasnt a rust update, it was me logging out of X..

18:13 <frinnst> stuff's confusing

18:13 <frinnst> maybe i should spend more than 5-hrs a month on my computer

18:27 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: wine-staging: updated to version 9.18

18:47 <SiFuh> frinnst: Don't. Life is better away from it

18:49 <SiFuh> frinnst: Well, apart from the near death event that almost followed on the 30th of August thanks to some not-so-clever 4x4 guys. I turned to the wife and said "F*** these guys, we gave them enough chances, now it is my turn". Then ignored them completely

18:50 <SiFuh> Camping, working on the truck, looking at fire, relaxing, swimming, fishing. Heaps superior to anything online.

18:51 <SiFuh> There is no PAM in my truck or SUDO, or dumb_runtime_dir :-P

19:18 <frinnst> lol most stuff in my home dir are timestamped +10yrs or so

19:22 <SiFuh> I can beat that. I have 2001 ;-)

19:28 <frinnst> yeah but these are "newish" things :)

19:30 <SiFuh> HAHAHAHA

19:33 <frinnst> -rw-r----- 1 fredrik fredrik 40K jun 9 1996 storage/old-home/fir.mod

19:33 <frinnst> fredrik@farnsworth:~$ file storage/old-home/fir.mod

19:33 <frinnst> storage/old-home/fir.mod: 4-channel Protracker module sound data Title: "first try!"

19:35 <frinnst> wonder how to play that one back...

19:35 <frinnst> amiga mod scene was fun

22:25 <brian|lfs> I had a rnasomware attack on linux today it came up on the screen thoguh xscreensaver lol

22:26 <brian|lfs> I hit the power pulled the ethernet nothing looked encrypted or infected so no clue

22:26 <brian|lfs> obvously wiped the systedm starting clean

22:26 <brian|lfs> thathank goodness for recent backup

23:00 <jaeger> Maybe this is a silly question but does xscreensaver have a ransomware type screensaver in it?