04:00 <brian|lfs> sorry all was probably sleeping or not home the duistro was notan official distro it was based on the CRUX port system and emmett's LFS scripts

04:01 <brian|lfs> I did notice that my openssh was at 9.8p1 whuich was old but I didn't have any ports open on my router for ssh

04:02 <brian|lfs> also I have been using codeberg.org and they have been down all day apperantly o where they ransomware attacked then a bunch of thier customers also?

08:55 <stratofall> I just want to mention. I think here might be better then in the bug reports list for the moment. I was able to resolve my last nvme issue by installing nvme-cli and libnvme to compile udisks2.

08:56 <cruxbridge> <tim> I think ticket is better than here, as you can close your own tickets there if you see them as resolved

09:03 <stratofall> I also did put the .pub file for the kde-plasma-6 in my /etc/ports directory. But, upon futher progress in compiling, polkit-qt also had a signature mismatch. I just don't want to become a spam/nuisance if I am making simple mistakes. I've become a little unsure of what I am doing, as I realize I need to take more time to look at the problems I am having. I have not gone past polkit-qt yet as I was

09:03 <stratofall> making sure my ports -u was fully updated first.

09:08 <stratofall> And, now that I have looked further... seems I am getting a 404 on the .pub file. I originally right clicked and did a save as. Clicking directly through the link gives me a 404 on the web page.

09:10 <stratofall> I tried a lot of the other .pub files to make sure I wasn't crazy. Seems it is just the kde-plasma-6 that gives me the 404.

09:15 <stratofall> Well, there are others furthere down the list that also give 404. wawrzek and a small handfull of others.

09:19 <r0ni> IIRC for the kde-plasma-6 repo one must use the correct path which is oddly different from the others, it's like ports/kde-plasma-6/3.7/

09:20 <cruxbridge> <tim> it works normally for me here..

09:30 <stratofall> restarted my nic, see if that was the issue. I'll figure it out. I'm still getting the 404 on the https://crux.nu/keys/kde-plasma-6.pub

09:44 <stratofa1l> I ended up just creating the file by hand. Seems to work.

12:00 <cruxbot> [core/3.7]: ca-certificates: updated to version 20240924

12:07 <cruxbot> [opt/3.7]: ruby-sqlite3: updated to version 2.1.0

12:07 <cruxbot> [opt/3.7]: newsboat: updated to version 2.37

12:36 <stratofall> I have kde-plasma up and running. I am unsure of how to go about starting pipewire and wireplumber when I startx. In i3 I had the .config/i3/config that I could add the proper lines to. I am unsure where to go for kde to do the same.

12:51 <ppetrov^> stratofall, you are not booting to X? I used to put stuff in my .xinitrc

12:54 <stratofall> I am booting to cli. I always startx ... Suppose I could add the two lines to the .xinitrc file. Just didn't know if there was a default file kde autoruns - autolaunches from.

13:13 <stratofall> seems under the system settings, there is an autostart selection. You can run a script upon login, startup. I just made a file to run pipewire and wireplumber when I login and added it to that autostart selection. It worked.

13:31 <jaeger> :)

13:32 <jaeger> The plasma 6 pub file is in the repo so I probably forgot to duplicate it on crux.nu, I'll fix that

13:47 <ardo> # C R U X

13:47 <ardo> C C

13:47 <ardo> R R

13:47 <ardo> U U

13:47 <ardo> X X

13:47 <ardo> :-)

14:59 <ppetrov^> ardo,

14:59 <ppetrov^> C

14:59 <ppetrov^> Я R

14:59 <ppetrov^> U U

14:59 <ppetrov^> X X

14:59 <ppetrov^> :-P

15:03 <brian|lfs> waves

16:41 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: bash-language-server: 5.4.0 -> 5.4.2

16:41 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: eza: 0.19.4 -> 0.20.0

16:41 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: grafana: 11.2.0 -> 11.2.1

16:41 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: qownnotes: 24.9.6 -> 24.9.7

16:41 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: ruff: 0.6.7 -> 0.6.8

16:41 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: udisks2: fixed footprint

17:06 <frinnst> tim: this wayland experience has forced me to accept crap written in rust :-)

17:38 <frinnst> man next months bill will be nasty:

17:38 <frinnst> Adapter: ACPI interface

17:38 <frinnst> power1: 18446.74 GW (interval = 300.00 s)

17:39 <SiFuh> Compiling gayland or running it?

17:39 <frinnst> :>

17:39 <SiFuh> HAHA

17:40 <frinnst> building tim's rust bandwidth tool

17:40 <SiFuh> No idea what that is and rust sucks.

17:41 <frinnst> bandwhich

17:42 <SiFuh> bandwitch

19:06 <aardo> frinnst: in what way wayland forces rust?

19:56 <frinnst> it doesnt, but lots of minor tools that seem to fit my bill is written in it

20:09 <cruxbridge> <tim> frinnst: it's the same for me, basically. if you want to go another route you could install prometheus and grafana, or telegraf and influxdb

20:09 <brian__> ugh codeberg crashed again lol