01:53 <brocellous> Eh hm, is it expected for the responses to interleave if I send both the codes at once?

01:54 <brocellous> In response I see <clipboard preamble> <DSR response> <clipboard base64 data and suffix>

02:01 <brocellous> like, `wl-copy $(base64 -d <<< deadbeef) && read -sd \\ "?$(tput Ms c \?)"$'\e[5n' && cat -v << $REPLY`, the response is "^[]52;c;^[[0ndeadbeef^[", with "^[[0n" inserted in the middle of the clipboard response

02:08 <brocellous> Hm yeah I think this is a foot bug

08:55 <Guest45> hi, the dev asked me to get here for support instead of codeberg, so here I am.

08:55 <Guest45> I have what seems to be a persistent desktop scaling, which comes from god knows here and impacts only foot, despite that the time I did meddle with scaling was for Xorg desktop. I never did anything of the sort with wayland. But I suppose some desktop environment or somethin' remained.

08:55 <Guest45> He told me to check foot -d info. Here's what might concern us:

08:56 <Guest45> > info: wayland.c:1574: HDMI-A-1: 1920x1080+0x0@60Hz Acer E220HQ 21.68" scale=1, DPI=101.60/101.60 (physical/scaled)

08:56 <Guest45> info: fcft.c:848: /usr/share/fonts/truetype/dejavu/DejaVuSansMono.ttf: size=6.48pt/18.00px, dpi=200.00

08:56 <Guest45> is it the last line ? If so why is it here ? I certainly didn't rewrite font files !

08:57 <Guest45> Thanks for your help.

09:16 <dnkl> looks like you've forced a DPI of 200 somewhere in your fontconfig rules

09:17 <Guest45> ok. How can it be reversed ? Where is it written ?

09:18 <dnkl> I don't know. Your system, your configs... could be global configs, could be local configs

09:18 <dnkl> check fontconfig documentation for possible config locations

09:19 <Guest45> thanks. I'll ask them and I can't figure out myself. What a load of crap, just because the environment or X didn't have a global scaling like wayland has (not the compositor, but wdisplays)

09:19 <Guest45> \s if I can't figure out

09:22 <dnkl> as a workaround, you could try setting the DPI in foot

09:22 <Guest45> yeah that worked, thanks.

09:22 <Guest45> feels like home once again :-)