<omanom>
there were changes to libudev-zero, rust, mesa, and sqlite
<omanom>
do you use mesa?
<kimerus>
Yeah
<kimerus>
I did the update in 18 june
<omanom>
did you have the extra ram usage prior to that update?
<omanom>
because of the packages listed, mesa would be the first one i'd suspect
<kimerus>
Noup
<kimerus>
I had not extra ram prior
<kimerus>
Just post update
<kimerus>
Yeah maybe mesa
<kimerus>
But so why i had no difference between eudev and libudev-zero
<omanom>
well, why /would/ there be a difference?
<kimerus>
Is like i said everytime when i made this change i see a ram difference
<kimerus>
Because why eudev and mdev will be no difference in usage?
<omanom>
again, why /would/ there be a difference?
<omanom>
perhaps i am a little confused with what you're reporting. based on your statements, you saw no difference between eudev and libudev-zero and mdev? so what makes you suspect something in there being at fault?
<kimerus>
Because when i use libudev-zero with mdev
<kimerus>
I noticed everytime
<kimerus>
A differecen in ram
<kimerus>
Compared when i use just eudev
<kimerus>
I made install of kiss for more than just one time and everytime i see the same
<kimerus>
And why will not be ram difference between udev and mdev with libudev-zero
<omanom>
there shouldn't be a 20MB difference in RAM usage between those
<testuser[m]1>
Yeah the device manager won't even take near 20mb ram total
<omanom>
can you try an older mesa version to see if you still have that usage
<omanom>
just to rule that out
<kimerus>
Yeah 20mb maybe is big but what is the ideal?
<kimerus>
Because when i try is like 0 ram difference
<omanom>
i wouldn't expect more than a few MB. Say... 5.
<kimerus>
Yeah
<kimerus>
So i just drop it
<kimerus>
If its mesa
<kimerus>
I will be with mesa update
<kimerus>
And you gays said is not libudev-zero or eudev
<kimerus>
So its closed
<omanom>
we didn't say it /wasn't/, we were trying to narrow it down and understand why you thought it /was/
<testuser[m]1>
You did the kiss search thingy right
<testuser[m]1>
Or was it this one only
<omanom>
yeah, i got search and list done
<omanom>
i wanted to reorganize stuff though. originally i was doing almost a line-by-line port, i'd like to attack it from a different angle
<omanom>
everything (so far) has been implementable through standard libs, but the time it takes to import them just kills performance compared to the normal shell script
<testuser[m]1>
Just `import asyncio` to go big fast, compensate for slow imports
<omanom>
there's not really anything to make asynchronous though, "unfortunately"
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<testuser[m]1>
Joke
<omanom>
lmao whoosh, sorry
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<kimerus>
Compiled mesa 21.1.2
<kimerus>
No difference
<omanom>
darn :( thank you for trying
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<acheam>
any eiwd users here? the package in community and midfavila's repo doesnt install iwctl, so how am I supposed to control it?
<kimerus>
See eiwd article
<kimerus>
In k1sslinux.org
<kimerus>
Easy do connect wifi
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<claudia>
acheam, It just works.
<acheam>
not for me :(
<claudia>
you can start and stop the eiwd service.
<acheam>
I am running the service, but its still disconnected
<claudia>
Yeah, on my end I have to fiddle with the network name because my ssid contains spaces -.-
<ang>
went with wpa_supplicant because I thought eiwd is rip
<acheam>
I'd use WPA supplicant but I eventually need more than just wpa
<E5ten[m]>
I'm sure this has already come up here since it seems his first contribution since the gap was over a week ago, but TIL dylan's back on github lol
<midfavila>
acheam iwctl requires dbus
<midfavila>
you have to write configuration files
<midfavila>
iwd will automatically connect to an appropriate access point
<midfavila>
i recommend using iw
<midfavila>
it provides dbus-less network scanning and other useful wireless controls.
<acheam>
Thanks
<midfavila>
man iwd.config
<midfavila>
in section five i believe
<midfavila>
it allows you to set dns there
<midfavila>
but resolv.conf should also work
<midfavila>
i don't bother with DHCPCD because DHCP is an abomination, so you're on your own there.
<omanom>
E5ten[m] yeah consensus here was we'll leave him be, and let him decide if he wants to drop back in or not
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<kimerus>
Guys
<kimerus>
Just fucking weird stuff happens
<kimerus>
Probably is mesa
<kimerus>
I just boot my kiss a few minutes ago and is okay again
<kimerus>
Strange because i did the reboot when i compiled the previous mesa package