00:56 <GalaxyNova> what do you guys think about fish shell

01:06 <acheam> no neeed

01:06 <acheam> I just use busybox adh

01:07 <midfavila-laptop> adh

01:07 <midfavila-laptop> the strongest shell

01:08 <acheam> I'm on my phone, okay? have mercy

01:08 <midfavila-laptop> no mercy

01:08 <midfavila-laptop> phoneposters will be given twice as many beatings

01:08 <acheam> I resist

01:10 <midfavila-laptop> roll for defense

05:06 <testuser[m]1> Hi

05:09 <rio6> after 2 hours of debugging, apparently gawk breaks when the first environment variable is a number

05:10 <rio6> env -i 0=test $(env) awk 'BEGIN { print(ENVIRON["HOME"]) }'

05:10 <rio6> how could I have guess that :P

14:37 <midfavila> til that you can use subshells inside of sed

14:38 <testuser[m]1> why not, as long as its inside double quotes

14:39 <midfavila> yeah, that was sort of my thinking, I've just never done it before

14:39 <midfavila> but I've spent a little bit of time this morning improving my plumber

14:39 <midfavila> dropped eleven lines of script

14:39 <testuser[m]1> nice

14:40 <testuser[m]1> How's k&r going

14:40 <midfavila> K&R is going well. Read a couple chapters this morning

14:40 <midfavila> then took a break to work on my plumber, haha

14:40 <midfavila> probably gonna tinker on stumpwm and have my noon tea soon

14:41 <midfavila> I want to finish K&R within the next couple days. Ideally tomorrow, but the day after will also be acceptable

14:41 <schillingklaus> is stumpwm already available as package?

14:41 <testuser[m]1> no

14:41 <midfavila> Oh, no, I haven't packaged stumpwm

14:41 <midfavila> I can get around to it later today

14:41 <midfavila> but it's not hard to build from source once you have sbcl, which I *have* packaged, klaus

14:42 <testuser[m]1> btw mid implementing privacy-redirect inside of links can be a good exercise, check line 457 of url.c

14:42 <midfavila> Hmm.

14:42 <midfavila> I'll take a look.

14:43 <midfavila> If I do anything like that, I'd want to handle it similarly to how Links handles MIMEs

14:43 <midfavila> you know, match it against a user-defined database and then handle it appropriately?

14:43 <testuser[m]1> yea

14:44 <midfavila> although, ngl,

14:44 <midfavila> i've been thinking more and more about how Links would be perfect if I could make just a *few tiny tweaks*

14:44 <midfavila> would be nice to fork it in the future, or something

14:44 <midfavila> I basically just want a graphical Lynx, haha.

14:45 <midfavila> Links is kinda inferior to Lynx in a lot of ways...

14:45 <midfavila> ...but then it also has a graphical mode

14:46 <schillingklaus> is delegating graphics to external viewers not an option?

14:46 <midfavila> Oh, it is, but I don't want to download every single image in a page.

14:46 <testuser[m]1> you can make it open gui programs for images and stuff

14:46 <midfavila> Not to disk, anyway.

14:47 <midfavila> If I could somehow create an unholy fusion of Links and Dillo, but with GTK...

14:49 <testuser[m]1> what stuff does lynx have? just looks like a more colorful links to me

14:49 <midfavila> CSS

14:49 <midfavila> at least to a limited degree

14:49 <midfavila> Links lacks CSS entirely

14:49 <testuser[m]1> yea

14:49 <midfavila> or, at least, positioning elements

14:50 <midfavila> ...also, the color for Lynx is admittedly quite nice

14:52 <testuser[m]1> why dont you use it

14:52 <midfavila> Because I'm actually not a huge fan of terminal programs.

14:53 <midfavila> Terminals are great for text processing, but anything remotely graphical should be done in a GUI, imo

14:53 <midfavila> not that there aren't merits to using stuff like imagemagick and ffmpeg, though, there totally are

20:02 <Sweets> .

20:02 <Sweets> sugma

20:03 <acheam> can someone tell mmatongo that libnl depends on bison?

20:03 <acheam> his email isnt working

20:04 <acheam> so if any of you githubbers could let him know, it would be much appreciated

21:19 <dilyn> if anyone has a problem building rust 1.53.0 let me know :)

21:30 <acheam> dilyns getting to comfortable

21:31 <acheam> thinking we'd let him off Scott free after a bad update

21:31 <acheam> you know thats a punishable offense

21:39 <Sweets> .

21:39 <Sweets> bueno

21:40 <claudia> hello hello hello

22:55 <riteo> hiiii!

22:55 <riteo> testuser[m] I got bad news for you

22:56 <riteo> I don't know what black magic adélie linux did, but musl complains about weird configurations in how nvidia's driver are compiled AFAICT

22:57 <riteo> it'll take longer than expected to run them

22:59 <riteo> the issue looks related to Thread Local Storage and the combination of both initial-exec TLS and dynamic linking or something related to that, I've still got to find out more details

22:59 <riteo> all I know is that Xorg complains with this line: Failed to load /usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions/libglxserver_nvidia.so: Error relocating /lib/libnvidia-tls.so.465.27: _nv005tls: initial-exec TLS reso

22:59 <riteo> lves to dynamic definition in /lib/libnvidia-tls.so.465.27

22:59 <riteo> (pardon the splitting)

23:08 <riteo> does anyone smarter than me have a clearer idea of what's happening here? As I said I didn't find these issue on my experiments on adélie linux and I even got as far as to run i3 on it. Maybe if I got it right (dlopen and initial-exec TLS not working well togheter on musl, although I have no idea yet if nvidia drivers do that) they could've patched musl a little? Looking at the package sources there

23:09 <riteo> seem to be some patch files, but considering that I can't find out their license I'd like to avoid opening them.