<rio6>
then someone will come up and provide us a full rust rewrite
<dilyn>
kiedtl:
<rio6>
oh step 2 is done :)
<acheam>
phoebos: we're all starting new jobs :) I'm coming back from my first day
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<midfavila>
anyone have experience configuring alsa?
<midfavila>
trying to get my mic's mono input to be treated as such
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<noocsharp>
i spent a lot of time trying to understand alsa configuration, got it to do what i needed, and promptly forgot everything i knew about it
<midfavila>
yeah, that seems to be common
<midfavila>
this has been driving me insane for the past few hours
<midfavila>
the worst part is that I can get it to record properly via arecord
<midfavila>
so alsa is clearly capable of it
<noocsharp>
wait, if you can record, what more do you need?
<midfavila>
let me rephrase -
<lieux>
hello kissers
<midfavila>
the problem is that alsa is recording on one channel, but acting as if there's two. I'd like alsa to handle my mic as if it only has one channel
<noocsharp>
i see. wish i could help but alas my alsa knowledge has abandoned me
<midfavila>
man, if people put half as much effort into retooling and documenting ALSA as they did developing all these alternative sound systems, things would be a lot better
<midfavila>
if I ever write an OS, I'm going to make sure the sound system isn't as ungodly as Linux's
<acheam>
do you really need to support anything beyond the PC speaker tho?
<midfavila>
for what I'd be doing at first, no, likely not
<midfavila>
i fucking told you guys risc-v was trouble
<midfavila>
POWER or bust
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<acheam>
good night dilyn
<dilyn>
good night??
<dilyn>
nah
<dilyn>
with any luck I'll be starting a new job soon...
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<acheam>
its 10pm...
<acheam>
thats night...
<midfavila>
did you know:
<midfavila>
some people work during the night?
<acheam>
I would give you my luck, but I need it all right now
<acheam>
midfavila: that... doesnt make it not niguy
<acheam>
night
<midfavila>
well
<midfavila>
it kind of does
<acheam>
does it though?
<midfavila>
it means that some people treat night-time the way most people treat daytime
<dilyn>
when I hear 'good night' I think you're bidding me off to bed
<dilyn>
I am eternally nocturnal
<acheam>
s/good night/good evening/g
<acheam>
that better?
<noocsharp>
mid: lucky sifive doesn't own risc-v
<midfavila>
they only do a majority of the development and manufacturing of it...
<midfavila>
...and last I checked owned the IP...
<midfavila>
okay, no, the Foundation owns the rights
<midfavila>
that's my bad
<noocsharp>
that's like the whole point of risc-v
<dilyn>
much better acheam :) good evening as well
<dilyn>
risc-v is the future
<dilyn>
fuck arm
<noocsharp>
mid seems to want a copyleft arch or something
<dilyn>
alpha
<dilyn>
p9
<dilyn>
go
<acheam>
I thought mid didn't like GPL?
<midfavila>
GPL is fine
<dilyn>
mid wants his own license
<dilyn>
the MFL
<dilyn>
Mid's Fuckin' License
<midfavila>
writing a legal document sounds like a lot of work
<midfavila>
and I can't afford a lawyer
<midfavila>
also, somehow I feel like my highschool law class wouldn't be applicable to this situation
<midfavila>
i'd probably just use the AGPL
<dilyn>
you could just do what everyone else seems to do and hack away at another license
<dilyn>
something something five BSD licenses
<rio6>
make BSD -1
<dilyn>
does that infringe on landley's IP
<midfavila>
"MIT except you can't use this in corporate environments"
<midfavila>
do you guys know of a public STUN that isn't shady as fuck
<noocsharp>
tf is a STUN
<midfavila>
STUN is a protocol used to get around CGNAT on an ad-hoc basis
<midfavila>
it's used by VoIP and IRC clients among other things
<midfavila>
IRC clients can use it to enable direct file transfer
<midfavila>
at least afaik
<rio6>
why's ipv6 coming :P
<rio6>
*when's
<midfavila>
looks like you need a STUN server to acquire a public IP and a TURN server to relay traffic...
<midfavila>
talk about a hassle
<noocsharp>
speaking of hassles, you're lucky that your laptop or whatever doesn't support AT commands, they're horrible
<midfavila>
instead of AT commands I get nothing
<midfavila>
i'll take Hayes over nothing any day
<midfavila>
if I had a Hayes command interface I could use the other features of my modem :|
<noocsharp>
does your modem support qmi?
<midfavila>
qmi and mbim
<midfavila>
but I'm like 99% sure it's set to mbim mode
<noocsharp>
i wish qmi had documentation
<noocsharp>
i would so much rather use it than this crap
<midfavila>
i wish laptop modems had documentation
<midfavila>
like, just in general
<midfavila>
I'm *this close* to not needing a phone
<midfavila>
literally the only thing I can't get working is SMS
<noocsharp>
do you know if mbim is documented?
<midfavila>
it has better docs than QMI
<midfavila>
but that's not saying a whole lot
<midfavila>
at least MBIM is an open protocol, so it should be easier to find info on it
<zr>
dilyn: ???
<dilyn>
get on a rust implementation of kiss pls
<midfavila>
disgusting
<dilyn>
but it'll be memory safe!
<midfavila>
>.>
<noocsharp>
hmm... this raises a philosophical question
<midfavila>
which is
<noocsharp>
if a program is interpreted, but the interpreter is not memory safe, is the program memory safe?
<midfavila>
hoo fuck
<midfavila>
that's a tough one
<midfavila>
tag, you're it, dilyn
<dilyn>
I don't think the interpeter being memory unsafe is sufficient for an arbitrary program to be unsafe
<noocsharp>
what if this lack of memory safety manifests itself as a bug that can be exploited by a carefully crafted program?
<midfavila>
hmm. speaking of which, I need to work through HLFS...
<dilyn>
well that's probably the easy case, I think
<dilyn>
if you craft something to leverage an exploit, you've done the exploit. right?
<dilyn>
but for any arbitrary block of code...
<dilyn>
hmmm
<dilyn>
Yeah. i think it's just a necessary condition, but isn't sufficient. there has to be something else, whether it be a bug in the language itself that gets leveraged, or exploiting something unsafe in the interpreter, the fact that we need to include something like 'and the program does xyz' shows that it's simply not enough to call it 'unsafe'
<dilyn>
but I am also not convinced that being an interpreted language matters here
<rio6>
is it like saying rust is memory-safe while running on linux which is written in c?
<dilyn>
isn't the memory safety of rust independent of what it runs on?
<dilyn>
I don't actually know; but if it weren't, that seems like a poor bar to set for safety lmfao
<rio6>
I mean technetically the kernel can bug out and corrupt rust's memory
<rio6>
maybe I should say a program written in rust
<noocsharp>
i mean in theory you could have compiler bugs that cause unsafe code to be generated inadvertently
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<zr>
dilyn: I do think Rust is a massive overkill for a package manager
<zr>
C/C++/Zig is good enough
<zr>
The only place I'd do Rust tbh is webshit
<rio6>
making games with rust sound pretty good too
<dilyn>
C++ seems like mad overkill, and Zig seems like perhaps too much (for our purposes at least)
<dilyn>
redox probably has a package manager right? lol
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<dilyn>
noocsharp: if rust's compiler has a bug that causes unsafe machine code generation then they have no good ground to stand on for memory safety writ large
<dilyn>
at least, from my naive position
<rio6>
I forgot if rust compiler is written in rust
<midfavila>
I *still* think Scheme is a good fit for KISS, if we were to use a different interpreter... but I agree that C is plenty
<noocsharp>
rio6: it is
<noocsharp>
but it still had to be bootstrapped from an unsafe implementation, c++ if i'm not mistaken
<rio6>
having kiss written in anything other than c or shell doesn't feel kiss :P
<rio6>
just because of the dependency
<midfavila>
well, it's certainly not "UNIXy"
<konimex>
wasn't it first bootstrapped from ocaml rather than c++ before rust went self-hosting?
<noocsharp>
konimex: you're probably right, i honestly have no idea
<testuser[m]1>
Hi
<noocsharp>
hello
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<dilyn>
o/
<zr>
a scheme kiss would be really cool
<zr>
especially if said scheme was written in an extremely austere subset of scheme
<midfavila>
i intend to write a KISS in scheme some day
<zr>
s/said scheme/said kiss/
<midfavila>
not sure if I would want to use r5rs or r7rs-small
<zr>
dilyn: how is Zig overkill? because of the compiler's size, or another reason?
<midfavila>
...now, if I were to write it in scheme, it would have to accompany other tools...
<midfavila>
installing a toolchain for a single program is overkill
<midfavila>
i imagine that's similar to dilyn's reasoning?
<zr>
Yes, for a source distro like KISS being forced to install Zig just to try out a KISS rewrite is nasty
<zr>
and Zig requires LLVM (but that's changing quickly)
<midfavila>
a lot of people seem excited about zig...
<dilyn>
my thoughts on zig are definitely almost exclusively informed by knowing it relies on LLVM, and requiring that on a distro which only officially supports on arch is insane overkill
<dilyn>
though zig is v cool
<dilyn>
and everything andrew has done with it over the last... long while (man it's been so long already) has been interesting to watch
<midfavila>
just looks like C with a funny syntax to me
<noocsharp>
comptime code execution is pretty neat
<zr>
^^
<zr>
it's far more than "C with a funny syntax"
<midfavila>
i'm sure it is, but it's far too late for me to hold a conversation on anything remotely technical
<zr>
hehe
<zr>
goto bed;
<noocsharp>
zr: when you say the llvm requirement is changing quickly, do you mean that self-hosting is being worked on?
<midfavila>
soon, zr. i need to get this alsa config to stick
<zr>
noocsharp: They're working on their own compiler backend
<zr>
which kinda scares me, because the Zig core team is only so big and their project is incredibly ambitious
<zr>
They want a compiler that can do just about anything at compile-time, perfect cross-compilation, a self-hosted home-grown linker, *and* their own compiler backend
<noocsharp>
where is it on a scale of qbe to llvm?
<zr>
hmm
<midfavila>
well, with enough time, money, monkeys and typewriters...
<midfavila>
besides, if zig takes off then there'll surely be more contributors.
<zr>
noocsharp: Well, for one thing it's planned to support many, many more arches than QBE does.. but I'm not sure what optimizations they're planning to do...
<zr>
so, somewhere in the middle?
<midfavila>
was it cproc that was based on qbe or w/e?
<zr>
it's a bit early to tell
<zr>
midfavila: cproc
<midfavila>
does it work yet?
<midfavila>
last time I tried it kept failing to build
<noocsharp>
it's a complete c11 compiler with a few things missing
<midfavila>
which is very cool,
<zr>
I don't know, I've only heard of it. I've never tried to use it mysel
<zr>
*myself
<midfavila>
but a compiler that can't be compiled isn't spectacularly useful
<midfavila>
no offense to the cproc dev
<noocsharp>
i mean it's self hosting
<noocsharp>
and can be compiled with gcc and clang
<midfavila>
...oh, huh, looks like it's been packaged
<midfavila>
does it also implement C99/89?
<midfavila>
i assume so
<noocsharp>
well it's a c11 compiler
<noocsharp>
only tries to be compliant with c11
<midfavila>
okay, well, is that a no? I'm not spectacularly knowledgeable when it comes to programming
<noocsharp>
i mean c99/89 code will almost certainly compile with it
<noocsharp>
but it isn't trying to conform to c99/89
<testuser[m]1>
Guest3: signal terminated program cc1plus compilation terminated most likely means oom as others have said, it builds fine for me. Check dmesg to confirm
<zr>
I believe C11 is backwards-compatible with C99
<midfavila>
interestingly, cproc can't build a program that doesn't have a return statement at the end of main
<midfavila>
even if main is declared void, it expects a return;
<rio6>
is void main even valid?
<midfavila>
*technically* it's not, from what I've seen
<midfavila>
but like,
<noocsharp>
well cproc is very strict about compliant
<noocsharp>
compliance*
<midfavila>
eh?
<midfavila>
and I mean, that's fair.
<midfavila>
would it be suitable as a GCC replacement..? probably not.
<midfavila>
alas.
<noocsharp>
yeah, most programs require patches to build with it
<noocsharp>
because they use conveniences that gcc supplies
<midfavila>
feh.
<rio6>
am I guilty with my #pragma once everywhere
<noocsharp>
"error(&tok.loc, "#pragma directive is not implemented");"
<midfavila>
well, cproc can almost build otawk
<midfavila>
so that's cool I guess
<acheam>
I wonder if cproc supports gets
<midfavila>
you can build sbase with cproc, though
<midfavila>
that's cool
<noocsharp>
well gets wouldn't be implemented in cproc since it's in libc
<noocsharp>
if you patch out the wide string and declare some math function, you can build st with it
<midfavila>
kinda depressing how the only real options for a C compiler are gcc and clang
<noocsharp>
not if you use programs that comply with standards :>
<rio6>
these things are too complex for independent developers to make
<rio6>
especially with optimizations and stuff
<rio6>
and different arch
<midfavila>
something tells me that you can't build everything in KISS' core with tcc or cproc...
<noocsharp>
cproc can't even build musl yet lmao
<midfavila>
exactly
<rio6>
is it the problem with cproc or musl
<midfavila>
musl more than likely
<noocsharp>
it's with cproc, it's missing some things
<midfavila-laptop>
well, I already got ECL running
<midfavila-laptop>
it's just that most major programs don't support ECL
<midfavila-laptop>
on account of it being "embedded" and therefore lacking in features
<midfavila-laptop>
I really want to try DOORS
<midfavila-laptop>
LISP in general fascinates me
<midfavila-laptop>
particularly the concept of s-expressions
<midfavila-laptop>
so simple, yet so expressive at the same time
<midfavila-laptop>
hmm
<midfavila-laptop>
i wonder if nyxt will ever support Links
<midfavila-laptop>
that would be enticing
<lonzo>
GNU Guix is an interesting concept
<midfavila-laptop>
...but of course it requires GTK3... ugh
<midfavila-laptop>
and yeah, Guix is neat
<lonzo>
having the entire OS interfaced with Guile
<lonzo>
whats wrong with GTK3?
<midfavila-laptop>
dude
<midfavila-laptop>
i could rant for hours
<lonzo>
like name 3 things
<midfavila-laptop>
literally everything is wrong with gtk3
<midfavila-laptop>
1. it's impossible to theme
<lonzo>
fair
<midfavila-laptop>
2. uses far more resources than is necessary
<midfavila-laptop>
3. is much more difficult to use outside of GNOME than GTK2
<lonzo>
would you rather everyone use SDL or another framework
<midfavila-laptop>
honestly? I'd rather FLTK be used
<midfavila-laptop>
FLTK is an awesome little toolkit, aside from only having C++ bindings
<midfavila-laptop>
as it stands I'm waiting for STLWRT to be available
<midfavila-laptop>
the *second* that it is, I'm done with GTK for good
<midfavila-laptop>
like, literally the picosecond there's a buildable source release of STLWRT
<lonzo>
imgui lol
<lonzo>
its so strange
<midfavila-laptop>
I saw that the other day
<midfavila-laptop>
it's so ugly
<midfavila-laptop>
also, I like how it's bold enough to proclaim it's "Bloat free", yet the very concept of a graphical toolkit could be argued to be bloat
<lonzo>
just use emacs for everything /s
<midfavila-laptop>
eeeeeeh
<midfavila-laptop>
i tried using emacs for a while
<midfavila-laptop>
can't into it
<lonzo>
not a fan of emacs either?
<lonzo>
why not
<midfavila-laptop>
i like my text editor to edit text and nothing else
<lonzo>
its an amazing operating system /s
<midfavila-laptop>
emacs is a cool system, but it's not Unix
<midfavila-laptop>
i want to learn to work within Unix, not within Emacs
<midfavila-laptop>
if I wanted to learn a LISP environment, it would be OpenGenera
<lonzo>
org-mode though
<midfavila-laptop>
not requiring 30mb of RAM to take notes in class tho
<lonzo>
what do you use instead?
<midfavila-laptop>
tine
<midfavila-laptop>
or ed
<lonzo>
ed is based
<midfavila-laptop>
ed is based until you only need to edit one word on a line
<lonzo>
oh no
<midfavila-laptop>
then again, someone who's good with ed would have no issues working with its... unique features
<midfavila-laptop>
i wonder if anyone will replace GTK with mcclim in nyxt...
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<lonzo>
when will JS die
<Guest3>
testuser[m]1: Hi. I was installing the system in a virtual machine, so the oom error appeared. I added RAM, reinstalled gkiss, and then this error appeared: https://termbin.com/jbgx
<Guest3>
The same error appears when installing on real hardware ):
<Guest3>
The error appears, of course, when installing sway
<lonzo>
have you installed any fonts before fontconfig?
<Guest3>
testuser[m]1: Hmm, maybe. I'll try to reinstall with this flag and post later
<Guest3>
write*
<testuser[m]1>
No he build was broken with that flag cuz it wouldn't find harfbuzz
<testuser[m]1>
I'll check jt
<Guest3>
Ok
<Guest3>
:)
<testuser[m]1>
I guess you can try building freetype from grepo, build everything that needs it and then build my freetype
<Guest3>
Ok, I'll try.
<testuser[m]1>
As a duct tape fix
<testuser[m]1>
But you will pull in some libX* stuff
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<Guest3>
testuser[m]1: So, I installed freetype-harfbuzz from the grepo repository, installed sway, then uninstalled and installed it, but already from your repository, and it all worked, thanks! Removing libX* dependencies shouldn't be too hard for me, I think.
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<testuser[m]1>
Does sway work?
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<Guest3>
testuser[m]1: I don't know, I installed it on a virtual machine. But it's supposed to run. When I try it, I'll let you know.
<Guest3>
Here is a list of unnecessary dependencies that were installed: glib libX11 libXau libXdamage libXext libXfixes libXrender libXxf86vm libxcb libxshmfence
<Guest3>
(some will not be removed because other packages need it)
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<midfavila-asleep>
acheam do you have a SBCL package?
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<chaffity>
testuser[m]1 I'm not sure if you're the maintainer of the KISS-games repository, but have you tried building love?
<chaffity>
It builds just fine, but doesn't appear to be picked up during installation
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<testuser[m]1>
You'll have to ask claudia or jedavies
<testuser[m]1>
Wdym "picked up" ?
<chaffity>
The install .tar that's created has no /usr contents, just the /var effects from all other KISS installs :/
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<testuser[m]1>
Hmm that's weird, the build file looks fine
<midfavila>
...haha! At least for glibc, I've just packaged a (rather hacky) bootstrap package for SBCL that appears to work
<midfavila>
next up, quicklisp and DOORS
<midfavila>
and then I have to figure out a way to cross-compile SBCL...
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<claudia>
chaffity: I pushed a fix. The cmake sourcefile had no "install" target apperantly. Thx for mentioning.
<testuser[m]1>
midfavila why does your kiss repo's initial commit show that it was done only 1 month ago
<midfavila>
magic
<midfavila>
but also because I've recreated the repo a few times
<midfavila>
mostly the latter
<midfavila>
i need to go through one of these days and rewrite my packages
<jedavies>
claudia, did you ever try building serious-engine? Tried it here but the build needs some work for my machine at least.
<jedavies>
Yeah that's the one I tried. There are many other forks also.
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<Sweets>
what is up my fellow gamers
<Sweets>
I am home
<zr>
helo
<Sweets>
no longer 1.4k miles away
<Sweets>
I now have computer access, I AM STRONK
<zr>
Where'd you go?
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<Sweets>
Went back to Texas for 2 weeks
<kiedtl>
Ah
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<midfavila>
anyone else just get booted off the network?
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<thebuzzing>
Something broke.
<thebuzzing>
Loads of sudden disconnects and reconnects by the look.
<midfavila>
netsplit?
<thebuzzing>
Certainly a possibility!
* midfavila
assumes The Thinker
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<thebuzzing>
Yeah, that's not looking good.
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<dilyn>
Sweets: finish fluttr. I was asked in a technical interview a few days ago "what do you do for service management" and I had to say "I currently don't manage services, or much of anything"
<dilyn>
:P
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<micr0>
anyone know where i might find gcc-arm-eabi-none toolchain for kiss?
<micr0>
(could be a podman / OCI image as well)
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<midfavila>
i've made a decision today
<midfavila>
that decision is to use emacs and stumpwm, at least on my laptop
<midfavila>
may god have mercy on my soul
<kiedtl>
What?! Emacs is for 5heads!
<midfavila>
i never claimed I wasn't a fivehead
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<dilyn>
micr0: you can probably use crosstool-ng to quickly build it