04:22 <vipulogmx> https://mpr.makedeb.org/pkgbase/foot-bin/git/tree/PKGBUILD is Dbenchmark needed now, because meson 0.61.2 can't detect that option for me. And what improvement would you suggest I implement in the pkgbuild?

04:23 <vipulogmx> About Dbenchmark, check the build() function

04:37 <caveman> any way to make foot a normal terminal that eats some escape characters?

04:38 <caveman> i mean, like other 'normal'-ish shells, like bash?

04:38 <caveman> or fish

04:38 <caveman> err

04:38 <caveman> i mean, urxvt (ignore bash/fish -- totally irrelevant).

05:21 <dnkl> vipulogmx: -Dbenchmark has never been a valid option...

05:21 <dnkl> caveman: "eats some escape characters"?

05:26 <vipulogmx> dnkl: I'll remove it then. And one more thing. With pgo set to auto, while building foot, Default TERM is set to *foot*, fcft docs aren't installed and *Test text shaping is disabled as well (for fcft only)*. Just wanted to clarify if that's okay or you would want it changed?

05:27 <vipulogmx> Want is strong word consider it, s/want/suggest/g

05:28 <dnkl> vipulogmx: pgo auto doesn't really have anything to do with all that - you can change all of it, and still use "pgo auto".

05:28 <dnkl> However

05:28 <dnkl> Normally, you'd install fcft as a separate package

05:28 <caveman> dnkl: https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/issues/628

05:28 <vipulogmx> Ok. Understood

05:28 <dnkl> Sounds like you're building it as a subproject

05:28 <dnkl> In which case foot will link statically against it

05:29 <dnkl> And thus it doesn't really make sense to install fcft's docs

05:29 <dnkl> caveman: all details are in the issue

05:29 <vipulogmx> Understood.

05:30 <caveman> dnkl: yes, but i don't get something: if i run an ncurses app, does fish still process the escape sequences? or will fish just throw them to ncurses to handle it on its own?

05:30 <dnkl> caveman: fish will not process stdin while the ncurses app is running

05:31 <dnkl> Ncurses reads them directly from the terminal, fish isn't involved at all

05:31 <caveman> so that means i'll have to configure weechat to swallow some sequences?

05:34 <dnkl> caveman: latest foot, from git, has support for assigning custom escape sequences to key combinations

05:34 <dnkl> You can use that to replace default escapes you don't like

05:34 <caveman> then it will swallow them even before ncurses sees them

05:34 <caveman> ?

05:39 <dnkl> caveman: no, then foot will produce different escapes

05:39 <caveman> different?

05:39 <dnkl> Can you give me an example of what you consider to be a problem?

05:42 <caveman> yes, but not now. maybe later (inshallah). basically, ctrl-E will complete the suggested command in fish. it works ok in foot, but not when i run weechat (ncurses). right now i'm in x and using urxvt.

05:51 <dnkl> And you're saying that ctrl-e completes in weechat in urxvt?

05:53 <caveman> sorry, ctrl-e, then enter.

05:54 <caveman> well. i'm confused.

05:54 <caveman> but ctrl-e in weechat prints weird characcters.

05:54 <caveman> like those you see in the issue above.

05:54 <caveman> do you use weechat?

06:08 <dnkl> No, and on the phone right now. But ctrl-e isn't "special". Foot should be emitting the shame escapes as all other terminals

06:08 <dnkl> Same

06:11 <caveman> what about ctrl-e + enter?

06:34 <dnkl> caveman: if you mean you're holding ctrl while pressing enter, then yes, that would produce a sequence that weechat is unlikely to recognize

06:35 <caveman> i just type them quickly. not sure what goes on. does delay have a meaning? e.g. ctrl-e ---small delay---> enter

06:39 <dnkl> Just try using ctrl+return and see if it results in the same "garbage" characters

06:48 <dnkl> If that's what's happening, then what you want is to have ctrl+return behave just like return. This can be done with a custom escape binding (in foot from latest git)

13:38 <rj1> foot is amazing!

13:43 <Lord> yes

13:45 <sochotnicky> rj1: I see you are spreading love across Wayland channels today :-D

13:46 <sochotnicky> (nothing wrong with that to be clear...)

13:53 <rj1> i am the hypemna

13:53 <rj1> hypeman**

22:51 <Guest18> Hi, I don't have a Codeberg account, but I wanted to leave this Material Design theme here:

22:51 <Guest18> # Material

22:51 <Guest18> # From https://github.com/MartinSeeler/iterm2-material-design

22:51 <Guest18> [colors]

22:51 <Guest18> foreground=ECEFF1

22:51 <Guest18> background=263238

22:51 <Guest18> selection-foreground=ECEFF1

22:51 <Guest18> selection-background=607D8B

22:51 <Guest18> regular0=546E7A  # black

22:51 <Guest18> regular1=FF5252  # red

22:51 <Guest18> regular2=5CF19E  # green

22:51 <Guest18> regular3=FFD740  # yellow

22:51 <Guest18> regular4=40C4FF  # blue

22:51 <Guest18> regular5=FF4081  # magenta

22:51 <Guest18> regular6=64FCDA  # cyan

22:51 <Guest18> regular7=FFFFFF  # white

22:51 <Guest18> bright0=B0BEC5   # bright black

22:51 <Guest18> bright1=FF8A80   # bright red