08:01 <coder_kalyan> dnkl: just to check, do you plan to make a new patch release soon regarding the osc8 fixes? I'm currently running git master but would prefer to switch back to an official release

08:02 <coder_kalyan> if not thats totally fine, it's not a huge issue

08:13 <coder_kalyan> dnkl: just copied my foot config from my desktop to my laptop, and I noticed the text was much too large (had to change font size from 12 to 8 to get a similar size). Both displays are 1080p but obviously different size/DPI. Is this expected behavior?

08:13 <dnkl> coder_kalyan: I do plan on making a patch release soon. As soon as I have enough spare time to go through tagging etc. So hopefully before the end of this week.

08:13 <coder_kalyan> and/or is there a way of specifying something resilient to different monitor sizes?

08:13 <coder_kalyan> oh, cool. thanks a lot

08:14 <dnkl> Foot adapts to your monitor'd DPI, yes.

08:14 <dnkl> So if they are at different viewing distances

08:14 <dnkl> Font will look different

08:14 <dnkl> But if they are at the same viewing distances, the font should have the exact same size

08:15 <dnkl> See dpi-aware in foot.ini

08:15 <rj1> foot is the best its the very very best o wow i love it so muuuuuuuch

08:16 <coder_kalyan> lol yeah its a emulator :)

08:17 <coder_kalyan> dnkl: ok, i see. just checked and it does appear that the DPI is being correctly compensated but my laptop has less real estate and closer viewing distance

08:18 <dnkl> Foot automatically turns dpi-awareness off, if you enable output scaling. Or you can manually turn it off in the config

08:20 <coder_kalyan> turning it off helped, but caused some other side effects. ill play around with it tomorrow, thanks

11:26 <ty1opom2> thoughts on servo ?

11:26 <ty1opom2> would it be worth using servo as a webengine for a gtk4 web browser?

13:12 <Lord> Servo is quite rough

13:41 <ty1opom2> okay just tried servo, yeah thats broken

13:41 <ty1opom2> ;(

15:22 <an3223> strange things are a foot

15:23 <an3223> what's up with the keys sent on Ctrl+0 when [key-bindings] font-reset=

15:23 <an3223> showkey -a shows a lot of keys sent from foot

15:24 <an3223> but with Ctrl+0 unbound in alacritty it's just "48 0060 0x30"

15:28 <dnkl> an3223: Alacritty doesn't include any modifier (ctrl, alt, shift etc) information for many key combos. Foot does

15:29 <dnkl> an3223: foot operates in a mode XTerm calls "modifyOtherKeys=1"

15:29 <dnkl> Google that for more information

15:31 <an3223> hmm okay

15:32 <an3223> dnkl: i'm guessing there isn't a way to configure this behavior?

15:32 <dnkl> an3223: no. Why do you want/need ctrl+0 to send exactly the same thing just "0" does?

15:33 <dnkl> an3223: https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/issues/628

15:36 <an3223> dnkl: i thought it was causing weird behavior in vim, but i can't seem to reproduce the behavior anymore :/

15:37 <an3223> it used to be that Ctrl+0 broke my insert mode remaps until i restarted vim

15:37 <dnkl> an3223: could perhaps be related to https://github.com/vim/vim/issues/9014

15:39 <dnkl> It's a long thread, but bottom line is we've done what we can in foot to "help" vim. The rest is up to them

15:42 <dnkl> an3223: if you're on foot >= 1.10.0, you can add the t_TI/t_TE options to your vimrc, as described here: https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/pulls/791

15:53 <an3223> dnkl: okay i am able to reproduce the issue again (i was being silly before and hitting the wrong keybind), im on foot 1.10.1, and adding those t_TI/t_TE options to my vimrc does _not_ fix the issue

15:53 <dnkl> an3223: and you're sure you entered them correctly? Including the initial, literal, ESC?

15:54 <an3223> err

15:54 <dnkl> (i.e selecting and copy-pasting will likely not work)

15:55 <an3223> okay fixed lol

15:55 <an3223> dnkl: thanks for the help :)

15:55 <dnkl> Np :)

15:57 <dnkl> I was hoping the vim devs would finish and close the bug soon:ish. But doesn't look like that's going to happen. So, guess I'll update foot's wiki with the t_TI/TE workaround...

15:58 <an3223> i think you can replace the escape characters with \<Esc> so they can be copy+paste-able, that's how i have it in my vimrc

15:59 <an3223> dnkl: https://github.com/AN3223/dotfiles/blob/master/.vimrc#L8

16:02 <dnkl> an3223: thanks, I knew there was a way, just didn't remember it...