00:31 <ericonr> I compiled a fully static foot and moved it over to another system by itself, and it looks like it fails to load the system configs under XDGCONFIG

00:31 <ericonr> ...XDG_CONFIG_DIRS and then doesn't try to load the one under home

00:38 <ericonr> I found that via strace but couldn't figure out why

00:39 <ericonr> And I just realized it's because I compiled statically with musl to deploy on a glibc system with dynamic users and get_user_home_dir uses passwd()

11:12 <ericonr> turns out I forgot to type it out, is there some reason to do this with passwd() and not fallback to $HOME?

11:17 <sterni> doesn't the XDG spec demand that $HOME is used?

12:08 <dnkl> haven't read that part of the spec.. but if so, of course we should change it. foot that is, not the spec...

13:06 <ericonr> all your specs are belong to us :D

13:06 <ericonr> I just installed nscd for the moment as a stopgap, but I can make a patch later, if you don't get to it before I do

13:09 <sterni> > $XDG_CONFIG_HOME defines the base directory relative to which user-specific configuration files should be stored. If $XDG_CONFIG_HOME is either not set or empty, a default equal to $HOME/.config should be used.

16:21 <dnkl> ericonr: sterni: https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/pulls/1072

16:54 <sterni> dnkl: looks good, I guess you could stick with the old behavior for expanding ~

16:58 <yyp> Hi! From where escape sequences in keymap.h are coming from?

17:20 <dnkl> yyp: some are documented in XTerm's "control sequences" document. The rest have been manually checked against xterm

17:20 <dnkl> sterni: maybe, but I'm not sure it's a good idea to use different mechanisms for locating the home directory. That could end up being confusing

17:22 <sterni> indeed

17:22 <sterni> it probably also doesn't make sense to fall back to the old behavior

17:22 <sterni> I guess HOME should be documented in the env vars section of the man page if you have such a seciton

17:23 <dnkl> sterni: ah, yes we do. thanks!

17:27 <yyp> dnkl: thanks, but I couldn't find <esc>[27;modifiers;key~ format in that document

17:29 <dnkl> yyp: not at the computer right now, but try searching for "modifyOtherKeys". Foot defaults to level 1.

18:14 <ericonr> dnkl: cheers, thanks!

18:14 <ericonr> Good to know about SHELL too :)

20:16 <stian> Hi, just wondering if there is a undocumented feature to use the scrollbar without the mousue wheel or keyboard. Like using mousepointer to drag up and down?