00:14 <ericonr> craftyguy: probably here too :)

00:17 <craftyguy> heh ok. I'm trying to figure out how to set the font size for fnott.. But don't see an obvious way to do that in the config. I added the size after the font name for options that set font, but it seems like it was ignored

06:58 <dnkl> craftyguy: it should work the same way as in foot, i.e "fontname:size=12"

06:59 <dnkl> craftyguy: check fnott's log output to see which font, and at what size, is being loaded

07:09 <dnkl> sosodank: re. DECSDM, better to rip that band aid... :)

08:08 <dnkl> sterni: https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/pulls/643 might interrest you

09:01 <sterni> dnkl: oh! did that break in 1.8.2?

09:03 <dnkl> sterni: yeah, unfortunately...

09:03 <dnkl> don't no if it is clang version dependant though

09:04 <dnkl> but I was able to reproduce with clang-12.0.1

09:04 <sterni> damn I have added tests for this but forgot to check them last time around

09:05 <sterni> failed with 7 and 11 as well

09:05 <sterni> so seems to be universal

09:13 <dnkl> sterni: you ok with applying a patch in your build? Or would you like a new release?

09:17 <sterni> patching is fine

09:17 <sterni> I'll test it later when I have commited this huge WIP change in my nixpkgs repo :)

09:54 <rumpelsepp> Could it be that desktop notifications via OSC777 and osc9 are currently broken?

09:55 <rumpelsepp> Can anybody confirm?

09:55 <ifreund> rumpelsepp: OSC9 doesn't seem to be listed here and there's a caveat to OSC777 support: https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot#supported-oscs

09:55 <rumpelsepp> OSC9 is in the manpage.

09:56 <ifreund> ah

09:56 <dnkl> rumpelsepp: ifreund: OSC 777 is a generic "call out to a script" escape in urxvt.

09:57 <dnkl> 'notify' is a semi-standard script

09:57 <dnkl> though I don't think it's actually included with urxvt

09:58 <dnkl> rumpelsepp: in any case: foot will not trigger notifications when the window has focus

09:58 <rumpelsepp> ah, that might be the issue.

09:58 <dnkl> perhaps this behavior deserves an option

09:58 <rumpelsepp> yeah, works

09:58 <rumpelsepp> thanks!

13:56 <testuser[m]> does anyone notice curses programs having weird color with foot ? eg htop with default colors https://0x0.st/-VUt.png

13:59 <dnkl> testuser[m]: have you installed foot's terminfo?

14:00 <testuser[m]> yeah its the same whether i use foot's terminfo or disable it and use generic xterm-256color

14:10 <dnkl> testuser[m]: so... I'm looking at a side-by-side comparison with xterm (default htop config) and can't see any difference... what are you comparing with? Which version of foot?

14:13 <testuser[m]> 1.8.2, let me get another wayland terminal to compare with. Was comparing with X terminals (not side by side) and with termux

14:14 <dnkl> testuser[m]: are you by any chance running tmux, or screen, or similar?

14:14 <testuser[m]> no

14:21 <testuser[m]> give me some more time to get another term, forgot alacritty doesn't work with this shitty nvidia driver

14:22 <dnkl> testuser[m]: no worries, take your time :)

15:00 <testuser[m]> hmm now that i compare closely they all seem to have the same effect where the text is in a weird color, could you anyway send an ss of default htop ? foot config https://termbin.com/7yj9

15:03 <dnkl> testuser[m]: not at the computer right now, but will screenshot next time I am

15:04 <testuser[m]> thanks

15:49 <dnkl> testuser[m]: http://0x0.st/-V0L.png

15:49 <dnkl> that should be your foot config, and default htop config

15:52 <testuser[m]> Yeah what's "troubling" me is most of the text is "normal" colored but the text in fields is light brown-ish which doesn't match

15:52 <testuser[m]> Anyway ill stop bothering you now, since as i said this seems to happen everywhere

16:09 <dnkl> testuser[m]: it looks like it's "dimmed" (i.e. "echo -e '\e[2mthis is dimmed text\e[m'")

16:09 <dnkl> either that, or it's using an explicit entry from the 256-color table

16:10 <testuser[m]> Hmm other examples can be clang warnings being full black text, and catgirl (irc client) showing usernames as full black (like clang warnings)

16:10 <testuser[m]> I'll bump again if i get proper comparisons

16:11 <testuser[m]> (These 2 look fine elsewhere)

16:13 <dnkl> testuser[m]: I think in htop's case, it's using "bright black"

16:14 <dnkl> testuser[m]: yup, that's it

16:14 <dnkl> try changing bright0 in your config

16:14 <testuser[m]> Thanks, I'll check it

20:59 <craftyguy> dnkl: ah! yeah I was trying to set font size incorrectly