00:56 <Pound_Hash> Can the colors for scrollback search be customized?

00:57 <Pound_Hash> The text box in the bottom right is a black rectangle for me until I type something that isn't found, then it turns red and I can see it.

05:34 <rv178> hello

05:35 <rv178> how do I get image support in foot terminal

05:39 <manio> rv178: foot has support for sixel

09:01 <dnkl> Arsen: I think there are a couple of issues involved with your scroll-up-while-making-a-selection crash

09:02 <dnkl> first, why do we get disconnected? Probably because we're flooding the wayland socket with requests. Not sure yet with what, but probably related to the selection

09:04 <dnkl> second, we end up getting a pointer motion event *after* having been disconnected, while shutting down. Might be left overs from before the disconnected (i.e. a queued event). So we have two options here: see if we can do better at flushing events before handling the EPOLLHUP on the wayland socket. Or, don't try to send wayland requests while shutting down if the wayland socket is dead

09:06 <dnkl> hmm, I'm guessing it's actually the compositor that's flooding the socket with pointer motion events. Foot is too slow to handle them while updating the selection. At least in debug builds. Haven't tested a release build yet

09:09 <dnkl> and foot is slow because we're not handling large selections well

09:10 <dnkl> ok, so each time we render a frame, we walk the *entire* selection to mark those cells as being selected (to ensure we get the proper coloring). This is obviously bad. The solution is to only walk the *visible*, selected cells

09:16 <dnkl> https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/issues/1114

17:30 <lack> Hi! I'm pretty new to Wayland&Foot, but trying to figure out a font issue... I'm looking for the right way to tell foot to use the old X11 "6x13" font. Any tips? Fedora 36 if that matters...

17:50 <lack> I can find the file on disk; it's '/usr/share/X11/fonts/misc/6x13.pcf.gz' - I just have no idea how to tell foot to use that font.

17:52 <dnkl> run fc-list and look for that file. You should see its fontconfig name (which is what you need to use in foot) as well

17:53 <lack> Hmmm... not there in the fc-list output! That's probably why it's hard to find.

17:54 <lack> I guess I'll have to figure that out...

17:55 <lack> Another weird issue is that in most other terminals, 'ls' has color output. In 'foot' it does not, but if I run 'ls --color' it does. Any tips on fixing that up?

17:56 <dnkl> https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/wiki#user-content-no-colors-in-ls-output

18:08 <lack> Thanks!

18:11 <Arsen> dnkl: thanks for looking into it!

18:27 <lack> Aha! On Fedora I had 'ln -s /usr/share/X11/fonts/misc/ /usr/share/fonts/xorg-x11-fonts-misc' and then fc-list started showing the fonts I want.

19:01 <lack> dnkl: Contrary to what the wiki says, just setting LS_COLORS wasn't enough on my system. I also had to do: alias ls='ls --color=always'

19:38 <Arsen> lack: I had that fixed upstream actually

19:38 <lack> Arsen: Which part?

19:38 <Arsen> dircolors not being set

19:39 <Arsen> https://github.com/coreutils/coreutils/commit/75c9fc6740e93dba95f63a1e5e92bd5cf17f1743

19:40 <Arsen> so, wait for that to land, and in the meanwhile, just call ``eval "$(TERM=xterm-256color dircolors)"'' in your bashrc

19:40 <lack> Cool! I'm running coreutils-9.0-5.fc36.x86_64. But I adde that eval line, and I saw the LS_COLORS in my env, but even then just running `ls` didn't show dircolors unless I also did `ls --color=always`

19:41 <Arsen> huh, that's strange then

19:43 <lack> Agreed! Also, when I set `ls --color=auto' it does nice color output even if LS_COLORS isn't set.

21:52 <Pound_Hash> quit

21:52 <Pound_Hash> quit

22:37 <Pound_Hash> What's the simplest way of reloading `foot.ini` when running in server/client mode?

22:38 <Pound_Hash> Currently, if I edit `foot.ini` I have to either reboot the machine to load the changes, or else open `foot` rather than `footclient`.

22:38 <Pound_Hash> I would rather reload the changes in the server and just run `footclient` each time

22:55 <Pound_Hash> What is "mouse tracking"? I can't find an explanation for it.