dnkl changed the topic of #foot to: Foot - fast, lightweight and minimalistic Wayland terminal emulator || 1.10.3 || https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot || channel logs: https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/foot
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<angry_vincent> does foot using GPU accelaration as compared to alacritty/kitty?
<dnkl> angry_vincent: no, foot is software/CPU only
<angry_vincent> oh, ok, thank you
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<Nulo> Does 1.10.2/3 have fixes for senpai-related issues?
<Nulo> angry_vincent: If it helps, in my experience it's really fast anyway
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<angry_vincent> yes, it is fast
<Nulo> Finally a useful backtrace https://0x0.st/orTN.sigsegv
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<dnkl> Nulo: there are no known issues with 1.10.3.
<dnkl> 1.10.2
<dnkl> has known issues
<dnkl> which version is your backtrace from?
<Nulo> dnkl, 1.10.1
<Nulo> That's what I was asking, "does .2 or .3 contain fixes for that kind of stuff". I guess I'll have to send a patch to aports
<dnkl> angry_vincent: yeah, we often achieve lower latencies, faster frame rendering times, and higher throughput than at least alacritty. But not always. Each terminal has its strong and weak sides...
<dnkl> Nulo: thanks... just wanted to be sure you hadn't found a new issue...
<angry_vincent> dnkl: of course :)
<dnkl> Nulo: isn't aports alpine? Thought they we're already on 1.10.3...
<Nulo> dnkl, yes, edge is on 1.10.3 but 3.15 is on 1.10.1 for some reason
<dnkl> ah
<Nulo> >
<Nulo> PaperColorDark and PaperColorLight themes renamed to paper-color-dark and paper-color-light, for consistency with other theme names.
<Nulo> That's marked as a "change" but it is breaking, no?
<dnkl> hmm, yeah, I guess, if someone has a config that pulls it in through an include
<dnkl> but that's in the "unreleased" section. I.e. that's a change that wont be backported to 1.10.x
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