06:30 <mx08> The archlinux package for foot 1.12.1 does not yet contain the config file under /etc in the backup array. Anyone in here that I can ping about this?

06:39 <dnkl> mx08: are you sure? The package list shows it under /etc

06:39 <dnkl> https://archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/foot/files/

06:41 <mx08> dnkl: I mean the bash array called 'backup' inside the PKGBUILD, which is used to identify the file as a config file by pacman and therefor not overwrite it during system upgrades.

06:42 <mx08> (currently there is no backup array present in the PKGBUILD)

06:42 <mx08> sorry, I should have phrased that better...

06:42 <dnkl> I would try contacting the package maintainer: https://archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/foot/

06:43 <mx08> Did that already, no response yet, but I should probably just be more patient :)

06:44 <mx08> I just wait a bit, sorry for the noise.

06:45 <dnkl> sterni: we're currently pulling the path in its entirety from the systemduserunitdir variable. If we provide an override, it would replace that path completely. Is that what you're looking for?

06:46 <dnkl> beerman: noted. thanks

06:47 <beerman> dnkl: no problem :)

06:47 <beerman> btw, would you recommend Maintainer to activate nanosvg?

06:48 <dnkl> yeah, I'd say so (that's why it's enabled by default in meson)

06:49 <dnkl> nanosvg is small enough I think, that there shouldn't be a need to leave it out, unless going fora very minimalistic setup

06:50 <beerman> it is? oops, I didn't notice that :D I just went to look yesterday to create an overlay port and see if I like it enabled or not.. well then :) guess I can delete that overlay later

06:59 <novakane> it enabled by default? hmm it is always disabled when I build foot or fcft

07:00 <dnkl> it's enabled if you have freetype >= 2.12. Might also be disabled if you're re-using a pre-existing build directory

07:02 <beerman> --wrap-mode nodownload I need to check if this line plays into that or not

07:02 <novakane> ah freetype 2.10 on void I see

11:07 <sterni> dnkl: yes; the systemduserunitdirs path points to a path in the systemd store path in nixpkgs which is read only (since we give each package a separate prefix)

11:08 <sterni> so the units would be symlinked into the proper system or user profile from the foot prefix

11:56 <dnkl> sterni: ok, good. I'll tag you when I have a PR ready

13:46 <sterni> thank you!