11:20 <dnkl> I'm planning to release fcft-3.0 soon (probably ~in a week, when I get back from skiing), and along with it, new major releases of all projects dependening on it (foot, yambar, fuzzel and fnott). Is there anything (not already merged) that absolutely *must* be included?

12:01 <novakane> ah, some works comming for zig-fcft, I need to check that changelog

12:04 <dnkl> novakane: remember to check the branch (or PR). Master branch's changelog doesn't have any 3.x changes

12:05 <novakane> dnkl: ah yeah that's the 3.0-dev branch

12:05 <dnkl> Yup

12:07 <dnkl> novakane: and just noticed that the changelog mentions char32_t. That's wrong, it's uint32_t...

12:08 <novakane> dnkl: right, I'm also reading the commits message too anyway so I saw that, I'm mostly interesetd in the change in fcft.h

12:15 <dnkl> Fixed!

14:21 <Yenaras> How can I make foot launch tmux as soon as it opens? I was able to achieve this with alacritty by passing args in the .yaml file but not sure how to call it with foot.

14:24 <Yenaras> Nevermind, I figured it out. I can just alias it to ```foot tmux```. Thank you for making such a great emulator!

14:24 <Yenaras> Is it possible to get foot server and foot client to act like tmux and open in the same terminal?

14:52 <dnkl> yenaras: you can also set "shell=tmux" in foot.ini

14:53 <dnkl> yenaras: re. foot server and footclient, see https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/issues/604

14:53 <Yenaras> thank dnkl, I tried that and it didn't correctly render some things

14:53 <dnkl> yenaras: then it's likely that tmux isn't handling the initial window resize signals correctly (depending on what exactly "some things" are)

14:54 <dnkl> (if foot -o shell="sh -c 'sleep 0.2 && tmux'" works, then that's it)

14:55 <Yenaras> zsh prompt was not rendering correctly was all

14:56 <Yenaras> but setting $term to 'foot tmux' in sway config is working great

14:56 <dnkl> well, fwiw, "foot tmux" and having shell=tmux _should_ be exactly the same...

14:56 <Yenaras> don't want to break it now haha, I've been trying to figure out how to use irc for 3 days just to ask you this question

14:56 <dnkl> but, if it works, it works 😂

14:56 <dnkl> congrats then :)

14:56 <Yenaras> thanks ^.^

14:57 <Yenaras> I am not near as knowledgable as you, what is the key differences between foot server and tmux?

14:58 <dnkl> they are two completely different things

14:58 <dnkl> tmux multiplexes multiple windows/panes in a single terminal window

14:58 <Yenaras> when I run a foot client, it opens a new window, but is there a multiplex feature baked into foot?

14:58 <dnkl> foot --server is more like running several foot window instances

14:58 <dnkl> no, there isn't

14:59 <Yenaras> I see

14:59 <dnkl> so no, there's no way to make --server behave like tmux

14:59 <dnkl> it's purpose it to be memory efficient, and reduce startup time for new windows

14:59 <dnkl> not multiplexing

15:03 <Yenaras> thank you so much for your time ^.^, maybe some day when I am less novice I can help contribute to your awesome program!

15:03 <dnkl> yenaras: you're welcome :)

15:03 <dnkl> and thanks!

15:35 <Yenaras> from foot and tmux, how can I tag someone in irssi and also how can I copy a link someone posts or open it in firefox

15:36 <Yenaras> sorry, I am very new to irssi, trying to help someone on #linux channel with their audio

15:40 <novakane> on IRC you just write the username of someone to tag them, and on foot you can use url-mode to copy or paste, by default ctrl-u, see foot(1) man page

15:51 <pranjal> dnkl: looks like render.c is pulling in render.h which is pulling in terminal.h which is pulling in reaper.h which is pulling in sys/wait.h which is pulling in sys/resource.h which is pulling in sys/time.h

15:52 <pranjal> (on my system using musl libc, and the CI system too, probably)

15:52 <dnkl> pranjal: :)

15:52 <dnkl> Yeah, CI is alpine musl (I think...)

15:52 <dnkl> Arch glibc broke however

15:53 <pranjal> yep, this is a bug, POSIX does not define which files shall import which, as far as i know

15:56 <pranjal> oh wait, POSIX does not define timercmp and timersub at all. that's what the man page says

15:58 <dnkl> pranjal: correct, but it's present on the systems we support. Both glibc's and freebsd's man page for timer* says to include sys/time.h

16:32 <novakane> finished the zig bindings for fcft 3.0-dev, really like what you did, especially fcft_init() and fcft_fini()

16:33 <novakane> made a big refactor for the bindings in the same time, it was time to clean that up

17:37 <dnkl> novakane: 👍

17:37 <dnkl> Btw, if there's someone willing to maintain them, we could upstream the bindings

17:47 <novakane> is there any other languages?

18:02 <dnkl> novakane: not that I'm aware of. None that have been upstreamed at least

18:09 <Yenaras> how can I enable sixel?

18:10 <Yenaras> I am trying to use lsix and it says 'Error: Your terminal does not report having sixel graphics support'

18:11 <pewpeww> Hey, is anyone using foot on gnome?

18:12 <novakane> dnkl: well I've been maintaining the zig one for some months so maintaining wouldn't be a problem for me

18:33 <dnkl> yenaras: it's always enabled. But it will not work inside tmux (tmux is a terminal emulator in itself, and it does not support sixel)

19:10 <dnkl> novakane: well, let me know if you'd like to upstream it. I'll be happy to make you a collaborator too, if you'd like

19:58 <Yenaras> oh I see, I will change term back to just 'foot' in my sway config then, and make a new keybind to launch tmux with foot

20:00 <novakane> dnkl sure, if that something you want, doesn't change too much things for me where the source code is