12:51 <WhyNotHugo> I see that Alpine installs foot's terminfo into /usr/share/terminfo/f/foot-extra

12:52 <WhyNotHugo> Is the file actually read if in this path?

13:03 <dnkl> that's where most distros install it? Now, whether the default terminfo in Alpine's foot package is "foot" or "foot-extra", I don't know.

13:03 <dnkl> but we recommend distros to install "our" terminfo under the name "foot-extra" unless they know what their doing

13:04 <dnkl> to avoid colliding with ncurses' terminfo definition

13:10 <dnkl> WhyNotHugo: https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/src/branch/master/INSTALL.md#user-content-options discusses the various terminfo options when building/installing foot

13:14 <WhyNotHugo> So foot's terminfo file is installed as foot-extras... but does any program read the file from that location?

13:16 <WhyNotHugo> My confusion come from the fact that foot-extras-terminfo is a separate package, but it doesn't _replace_ ncurses-terminfo, so I don't quite understand the point of it.

13:44 <j`ey> WhyNotHugo: if you set $TERM or term in foot.ini to foot-extra it does

13:59 <dnkl> we recommend distros set foot's default terminfo to "foot" (ncurses' version). the terminfo package is usually an optional package that requires the user to configure foot to use its terminfo instead of ncurses'

14:01 <j`ey> foot-extra is an ugly $TERM value :'(

15:08 <ahesford> foot-extra also looks strange on humans

16:30 <sewn> does foot have smooth scrolling

16:30 <sewn> just curious, as appanretly there is an control sequence for it: \033[4?h

16:51 <dnkl> that escape does not do what you think it does...

16:52 <dnkl> and no, foot does not implement smooth scrolling. Not that escape, and not what people usually think of when they say smooth scrolling