03:36 <dnkl> nmschulte: foot itself never creates or writes to ~/.config/foot/foot.ini.

03:36 <dnkl> sewn: :)

03:37 <nmschulte> Yeah I'm very uncertain wtf happened. the file had creation and mod time of ... today, and I'm 99.99999% sure I had one there, like 100% sure.

03:37 <nmschulte> It didn't occur on my other system w/ similar setup.

04:36 <nmschulte> so it says .config/foot/ was modified today, and that .config/foot/foot.ini was created and modified today.

04:37 <nmschulte> I am kind of worried about how this would have happened.

04:38 <nmschulte> .bash_history even shows only two histories touching .config/foot/: last year when I did, and today when I started investigating.

04:40 <nmschulte> Maybe install the old package ver and revert my changes and see how foot behaves?

04:58 <dnkl> nmschulte: guess it's possible the new package had some kind of upgrade/migration script?

05:16 <dnkl> sewn: btw, remember that subpixel antialiasing won't work with transparent backgrounds

05:16 <sewn> does that have a fix? i dont actually check for transparent stuff when doing fcft text rendering, but it does use a regular pixman_color_t color

05:24 <dnkl> not that I'm aware of. Subpixel antialiasing uses the individual RGB colors of a pixel to increase the horizontal resolution of the antialiasing. How can you get the correct color when the background is transparent and you don't know the background color?

05:28 <dnkl> anyway, fcft can't help you, since it only has access to the source glyph. Not the destination buffer

05:32 <Arnavion> nmschulte: dnkl: I don't see anything in the debian package that would modify files under arbitrary users' homedirs. It would be extremely unorthodox for a package to do that anyway

05:32 <Arnavion> ( https://salsa.debian.org/birger/foot/-/tree/debian/sid/debian )

05:43 <dnkl> Arnavion: yeah... it felt like a far fetched idea

05:45 <Arnavion> Also, given the latest commit there (because of https://www.mail-archive.com/debian-bugs-dist@lists.debian.org/msg1916321.html ), someone may want to suggest them to rename the terminfos to foot-extra instead of dropping them entirely...

05:57 <Arnavion> dnkl: On that note... At least OpenSUSE and Arch are renaming the terminfos to foot-extra* without using `-Ddefault-terminfo` so that foot.ini continues to default to `foot`. What do you think of changing `default-terminfo` / adding another option just for the terminfo names to simplify that?

05:58 <dnkl> Arnavion: that's really up to the distributions. With that setup, I imagine they want foot to use the terminfo from ncurses by default, while still providing an *optional* package with "our" terminfo files.

05:59 <Arnavion> Yes

05:59 <dnkl> I guess we could add another option.

06:00 <dnkl> I'm just afraid it'll be too hard to overlook

06:00 <dnkl> we already have so many terminfo related options

06:01 <Arnavion> Just default-terminfo and custom-terminfo-install-location no?

06:02 <dnkl> birger: ^^ (have you considered keeping the foot terminfo package, but with renamed files? That's how many other distributions handle it)

06:03 <dnkl> Arnavion: terminfo, default-terminfo and custom.. so three currently. But I guess 'terminfo' is easy enough to understand that it barely counts...

06:04 <dnkl> let me think about it

06:12 <Arnavion> Well since you're not immediately opposed to it :) do you want me to open an issue to track it?

06:20 <dnkl> Arnavion: I already started writing a patch 😅

06:21 <dnkl> how about 'terminfo-base-name'. If not set, defaults to 'default-terminfo'

06:21 <Arnavion> Yeah, sounds good

10:48 <birger> dnkl: ah, I haven't. I'll consider it!

14:17 <dnkl> Arnavion: https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/pulls/1440

15:21 <nmschulte> dnkl: thanks. yeah, I am very miffed about this, I have no idea what occurred and as noted it is bothering me.

20:50 <Kabouik_> Really happy with touch support working in 1.15.0. With all the terminal programs I'm using all the time on my phone, even for my email, being able to triple-click to select and to scroll with touch is really cool.

21:13 <ifreund> TUI email on a phone is hardcore man

21:19 <Kabouik_> I have a 64-key keyboard on my phone ifreund though, game changer

21:19 <Kabouik_> I'm talking to you from a terminal IRC client on my phone too :O