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<pipeweed[m]>
are there other irc channels for your programs? like yambar
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<teraflops>
hi, I'm trying to set border/color in the [csd] section but I'm having a hard time trying to figure out the right way to do that
<teraflops>
tried color.regular0 w/ and w/o <> regular0 and the #505354 vale w/o success
<teraflops>
value^
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<teraflops>
oh well, man foot.ini :)
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<dnkl>
pipeweed[m]: no, but asking here is ok
<dnkl>
teraflops: got it working?
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<helby>
Hey, any idea why my command under bell get error "failed to spawn: No such file or directory" ?
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<dnkl>
helby: probably because you have a shell command line there? Foot only supports spawning actual binaries, in your PATH. I.e no pipes, redirection etc.
<dnkl>
For that, you can manually wrap it in a sh -c "<command>"
<helby>
dnkl: thanks, so created kind of shell scrip ;/ works, but remember that simple commands worked before in foot
<dnkl>
helby: hmm, no? Foot has never executed a shell for you... But yeah, script is another alternative to sh -c "" :)
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<helby>
dnkl: sh -c "command" did not work somehow ;/ yes, it worked somehow too, but not sure if it was under like 'comand' and not something like notify-something
<helby>
sorry, now checked again, sh -c "command" works ;/
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<helby>
I use just for simple 'beep' bc. need to 'doas beep' as in wayalnd it complain about console or whatever ;/
<dnkl>
helby: you can probably do without doas if you change
<dnkl>
The permissions of the pc speaker device file
<dnkl>
For example, change the group to one your user is in
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<helby>
dnkl: it sounds more hacky no?
<rcf>
Doing it with udev works fine, I already need that sort of thing to set the brightness
<rcf>
You can also bypass the PC speaker and beep through the normal one if you want to avoid permission entirely.
<helby>
normal one?
<rcf>
Just play a sound file
<helby>
yes, I think I tried it in the past, but it's too complicated for practically just beep for irc
<dnkl>
helby: setting user and group permissions is how you usually configure device access permissions
<dnkl>
use the "audio" group, or create a custom one
<helby>
pcspeaker device is even disabled in alpine
<rcf>
helby: I used to think so, then I just pre-generated the beep as a low-resolution WAV file and stuck it in my dotfiles. aplay "$HOME/.beep/beep.wav"
<helby>
rcf: I did something like that before but ...
<rcf>
It is the alternative. Otherwise what dnkl says works well (I do that on weird cases where there *is* no audio device)
<dnkl>
How does "beep" play without a pc speaker device? By using an alsa device? If so, the recommendation is still the same: set up proper permissions
<helby>
yes I assume it play using alsa to regular speaker
<helby>
but in that case I am in audio
<helby>
but in any terminal I get 'can't open console' from console it works
<dnkl>
And with doas it also works? Then I'd say strace it. You'll see which device it tries, and fails, to open
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<helby>
yes from terminal with doas it works, in console without it ;/
<dnkl>
Interesting problem, in any case :)
<helby>
it shows and can't open first /dev/tty0 then /dev/console
<helby>
but what I searched in the past, it's the way how that stupid beep is
<helby>
no idea how X works, bc. in xorg it works even from terminal