<dilyn>
32GB of RAM isn't enough to build chromium with 24 jobs and do it all in TMPFS :v
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* midfavila
dies
<midfavila>
I've just done about two and a half weeks' worth of algebra in the past five hours. my eyes are killing me from staring at equations
<midfavila>
my college sucks so much that it's making me enjoy doing maths during summer break
<noocsharp>
hey, at least college is providing some value then
<midfavila>
true enough
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<midfavila>
anyone have trouble with iwd not setting the gateway when connecting to an AP?
<schillingklaus>
i don't even know what this iwd thing is
<testuser[m]>
Look it up
<testuser[m]>
Hi
<midfavila>
what testuser[m] said
<midfavila>
also
<midfavila>
hi
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<acheam>
hey
<midfavila>
sxhkd is so cool
<schillingklaus>
is sxhkd in the same repo as xorg-server?
<midfavila>
It's in community.
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<schillingklaus>
I guess my window manager of choice, ratpoison, is not yet in any repo
<midfavila>
why don't you use stumpwm?
<midfavila>
it's the successor to ratpoison
<schillingklaus>
sbcl is too heavy-weight
<midfavila>
you can use CLISP instead, I think
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<testuser[m]>
test
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<Guest15>
Howdy, im having trouble building kernel v5.13 on kiss. Issues with __always_inline. Is this a known issue ? Seems like older versions works fine.
<dilyn>
testuser: midfavila: the hidden options were found out and your request has been fulfilled... disfrutelo
<testuser[m]>
nice
<sad_plan>
what does the -e flag means after the shebang in the buildscripts? ive noticed alot of them have this flag, but no everyone. is it executable?
<ang>
it's the errexit setting, sad_plan
<sad_plan>
in other words, exit on error?
<ang>
makes the script exit when any command returns non-zero and is not handled by the script
<dilyn>
all libX* packages now just have build -> ../libXmeta/build
<acheam>
ah makes sense
<sad_plan>
yeah, I noticed. so its one unified buildscript, instead of, wht, 15?
<acheam>
honestly we should create more templates that you just symlink to
<acheam>
because 90% of packages are just make && make install
<testuser[m]>
Yeah half the stuff is just configure prefix usr make make install
<acheam>
ye
<sad_plan>
yeah, ive noticed. makes most packages really trivial to package.
<dilyn>
kiss-new should have an option to generate a better skeleton ./build tbh
<dilyn>
it wouldn't be hard
<testuser[m]>
dylan's removed manpages from a lot of stuff too
<acheam>
I do wish that more configure scripts had a disable all features option
<acheam>
:(
<testuser[m]>
Idk why, they're useful
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<dilyn>
rm -rf /usr/share should just be in a hook imho
<testuser[m]>
Maybe he should've done it in a hook or something, so if you wanted them you could override it
<konimex>
to build libcxx statically you just need to disable LIBCXX_ENABLE_SHARED, no?
<testuser[m]>
Yeah
<acheam>
woah I never new about kiss new
<dilyn>
but arguably, more people are never reading the docs than are
<acheam>
dilyn: you mean /usr/share/doc?
<acheam>
becuaer there's some good stuff in /usr/share
<dilyn>
there isn't
<dilyn>
:)
<testuser[m]>
its just docs and licenses
<acheam>
and examples, defaults, etc
<acheam>
dhcpcd hooks
<omanom>
i guess the two easiest options to do a meta package are to `kiss fork` off a base "template" package or `kiss link` a base package's build script?
<acheam>
gtk themes
<dilyn>
gtk :X
<dilyn>
you can only kiss-link to a package of the same name
<acheam>
dilyn: some of us don't like the google browser, im sorry
<dilyn>
then your only other choice is links
<dilyn>
sorry, I don't make the rules
<acheam>
ofc
<omanom>
ah i wasn't sure the capabilities of that, ok. so it essentially acts as an override
<testuser[m]>
is there something like gcompat, but for musl on glibc ? Lol
<acheam>
why?
<acheam>
never seen that problem
<testuser[m]>
Can be handy to share bins from my musl. Chroots
<dilyn>
you can leverage musl directly and build them statically :v
<sad_plan>
lol yeah. I was pondering if I was going to package it myself, and try it. just havent had the time. been busy breaking all my packages with static linking :p
<sad_plan>
lmk if you do before me. im interested aswell anyway
<sad_plan>
are you familiar with bsd anyway? i know im not, so its gonna be a learnng curve to say the least :p
<dilyn>
I think my big turnoff for most BSD stuff is that it requires fts and other stuff
<sad_plan>
why is that a bad thing?
<acheam>
bsdutils requires tons of crap to build
<acheam>
I was looking at it yesterday too :)
<dilyn>
because I use musl and not glibc (:
<sad_plan>
so the depends list is not complete, to say the least. its only 6 pkgs listed. + some libs though.
<sad_plan>
ah, yeah. fts is related to glibc, ye?
<sad_plan>
oh well
<acheam>
hmm I think ive reached my bare minimum packages at 189
<acheam>
I'm splurging for syncthing and zathurs though
<acheam>
on arch I though 700 was low lol
<sad_plan>
ive got ~160, and I could probably live without 40 or so of them. lot of make deps though.
<acheam>
damn
<acheam>
oh yeah many of mine are make does too
<sad_plan>
you go rather quickly above 600 on arch tbh. I was amazed how fast it rised when installing xorg and firefox, and even virtualbox..
<acheam>
I just dont like having to rebuild autotools every single package I install lol
<dilyn>
just don't use autotools!
<dilyn>
ezclap
<acheam>
:(
<testuser[m]>
cc ./src/*.c -lmylib
<testuser[m]>
Done
<sad_plan>
yeah, they stack up pretty quickly those make deps. i feel you.
<acheam>
tbf only 2 packages of mine depend on autoshit
<dilyn>
this lad gets it
<dilyn>
purge it acheam
<acheam>
xclip and a -git package
<dilyn>
you don't need em
<dilyn>
clipboards are bloat
<testuser[m]>
xclip is probably small enough that you can build it yourself
<sad_plan>
xclip, neovim and libXtst here. for those pesky autotools
<acheam>
or I can just use xsel lol
<dilyn>
you can take your git source, run autoreconf -sfi, tar up that folder and then host that tarball yourself
<dilyn>
boom, no more autotools
<schillingklaus>
is xsel larger than xclip?
<sad_plan>
clever
<acheam>
schillingklaus: idk but it doesnt require auto*
<dilyn>
then you can just download all the commits as patches when you want to update! ez pz
<acheam>
I honestly dont need to update though
<sad_plan>
sounds more complicated than just building the autotools
<dilyn>
just once
<sad_plan>
but there will always be future updates. most of the time anyway. I tend to find alot of abondonware tbh
<dilyn>
yeah but you can just apply those updates as patches!
<dilyn>
so easy my webbrowser could do it
<sad_plan>
but I dunno how to make patches :(
<sad_plan>
I havent looked for a how to either though, tbf :p
<dilyn>
ctrl+a ctrl+c mod4+enter > vim > i > ctrl+v > esc > :wq
<sad_plan>
sound rather trivial :p
<dilyn>
github makes it easy!
<dilyn>
you can do the same thing with PRs
<sad_plan>
yeah, I figured it was something with git.
<sad_plan>
nice
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<sad_plan>
does sed handle multiple spaces poorly? im trying to sed s some values in my buildscript, but it just gets stuck after the patch..
<testuser[m]>
Stuck means it's stuck reading stdin
<testuser[m]>
What gets "stuck"
<sad_plan>
it doesnt go past that point.
<sad_plan>
im trying to change this line, so the value is 0
<sad_plan>
#define PANEL_HEIGHT 18
<sad_plan>
i tried to just sed 's/PANEL_HIGHT 18/PANEL_HIGHT 0/'
<sad_plan>
but its still stuck
<testuser[m]>
sed 's/PANEL_HEIGHT.*18/PANEL_HEIGHT 0/g'
<testuser[m]>
.* will match multiple spaces
<testuser[m]>
You mean the sed command is stuck or the number is still there
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<sad_plan>
it just stops after the patch, makes a new line, and it doesnt go any further. thats all
<dilyn>
without -i it's not gonna edit in-place
<dilyn>
so it's waiting for input on what to do
<sad_plan>
yeah, now it worked
<sad_plan>
strange. cause doing an echo, worked without -i, but not in the buildscript. why is that?
<dilyn>
wdym
<sad_plan>
echo "what" | sed 's/what/why/' returns why. but the subsitution did not work in the file
<testuser[m]>
cuz you're sedding stdin
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<dilyn>
^
<testuser[m]>
echo what echoes what to stdin and sed acts on that what
<sad_plan>
oh
<dilyn>
it's like how `cat foo | cut -d ' ' -f 1` works
<dilyn>
or most other utilities
<testuser[m]>
btw without /g substitution is done only once per line so 'what what' becomes 'what why' in your particular command
<testuser[m]>
why what*
<sad_plan>
cool
<acheam>
forgive me for I have sinned
<acheam>
kiss l pulseaudio
<acheam>
echo $?
<acheam>
0
<testuser[m]>
What'd you need it for
<acheam>
trying to get my microphone to work
<testuser[m]>
I only ever needed it for some steam games
<testuser[m]>
Oh
<acheam>
just had a little embarrassment in a video conference when it didn't work and I was trying to talk
<soliwilos>
Not pipewire?
<acheam>
had to use the chat
<acheam>
soliwilos: I have a little experience with pa, none with pipewire
<acheam>
I was doing this during the meeting, so just wanted to stick with what I know
<schillingklaus>
both are anti-unixish miscreations
<acheam>
argh arecord sees the device but when I try and record, it is silent
<acheam>
now I have 1 hour to try and fix it before my next meeting
<testuser[m]>
Install gentoo
<testuser[m]>
sad_plan: sed '/PANEL_HEIGHT.*/s/([0-9]+)/1/' can be used to replace any number in any line having panel height with the digit 1, this way you don't need to repeat the PANEL_HEIGHT match
<testuser[m]>
First command does the match, second s/ does the match in the match and the 3rd replaces it
<dilyn>
acheam, does alsamixer see your mic?
<acheam>
I can't twll
<acheam>
tell
<acheam>
because its the same chip on the mobo
<acheam>
it does give me the ability to change the volume of capture, internal mic, and headset mic
<dilyn>
it'd be one of the Mic inputs on that card in alsamixer then
<acheam>
and arecord -l sees it
<acheam>
well everything is at full vol and unmuted
<sad_plan>
sure. still wish Dylan could just give us a heads up on whats his plan is here. like is he going to take over the irc channel, the reddit page, and so on. he just sortof ran his own game, and picked right up where he left of.
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<kqz>
eh, seems like he doesn't want to rock the boat, i imagine he doesn't want to demand everything back after dropping it all for 1+ year
<kqz>
but yeah it def wouldn't hurt for him to share his future plans regarding the kiss and community
<kqz>
s/the//g
<acheam>
hmm why would gpg be timing out?
<acheam>
i'm using gpg2 and gpg-agent btw
<testuser[m]>
export GPG_TTY=$(tty)
<testuser[m]>
?
<sad_plan>
its more like 8 months, but yeah. in any case, its his distro, dilyn said he'll ive it back in a moments notice, if/when Dylan wants so.
<acheam>
already there
<acheam>
oh wait
<acheam>
no it wasnt
<acheam>
my shell wasnt sourcing the rc file
<acheam>
thanks!
<testuser[m]>
np
<acheam>
now to figure out why it isnt sourcing the rc file
<testuser[m]>
Btw specifying it in shell profile seems to set the wrong tty so i always have to do it manually
<testuser[m]>
Idk why
<acheam>
hm weird ive never had that issue
<testuser[m]>
Cuz the shell is the same
<acheam>
oh maybe because it sources the profile on login?
<acheam>
im talking about the rc file sourced every shell launch
<dilyn>
yeah all dylan has to do is say the word and he can just have it all :v
<dilyn>
Just chillax fam it's only been a week
<dilyn>
speculate more than r/wallstreetbets
<testuser[m]>
acheam hmm ill reconfirm tomorrow
<sad_plan>
a week is still a week. but yeah :p all in its own time I suppose
<phoebos>
acheam: $ENV yeah?
<acheam>
yes
<acheam>
It wasn't exported for some reason, but all fixed now
<phoebos>
coolio
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<midfavila>
acheam now that I look at it, I feel the same way about some of the suggested changes
<midfavila>
hrm
* midfavila
does a thunk
<phoebos>
c question: should i still close(2) a file descriptor if the file is opened with O_RDONLY?
<dilyn>
pax is too quick
<acheam>
I think so phoebos
<midfavila>
pax is too uncommon.
<dilyn>
...and?
<sad_plan>
too quick? :')
<acheam>
i was told in a different channel most modern tar implementations use pax under the hood
<midfavila>
and that's that, dilyn.
<acheam>
so idk what to believe
<midfavila>
also yes, most modern tars are based on pax, at least afaik
<acheam>
Wikipedia backs up that tar is pax under the hood
<dilyn>
i mean, it doesn't matter how 'uncommon' it is?
<midfavila>
it does?
<sad_plan>
^
<acheam>
also I've never seen shasum be too slow
<midfavila>
i'm not going to install an additional superfluous program that almost nobody uses when tar gets the job done just fine
<sad_plan>
we're running a niche distro, why should we care whats common and not?
<dilyn>
but you already HAVE a superfluous program
<dilyn>
>> tar <<
<acheam>
isnt there something In the guide stones about that?
<midfavila>
tar is a de facto standard.
<midfavila>
it's practically universal.
<dilyn>
so is systemd
<dilyn>
kekw
<midfavila>
despite pax being an officiated standard, it's not used
<sad_plan>
and glibc
<midfavila>
i'm not locked in to systemd or glibc on kiss
<dilyn>
this argument seems silly
<dilyn>
you aren't locked into pax, just revert the patch.
<sad_plan>
t^
<midfavila>
i don't really care what you think about this, honestly, dilyn. it's my opinion and i'm expressing it.
<midfavila>
that's all.
<dilyn>
and I'm telling you why it's not very weighty
<dilyn>
that's all
<acheam>
is pax really that much faster than tar zstd?
<midfavila>
not everything is a formally-sanctioned socratic debate, dilyn
<midfavila>
you can have this thing called a regular conversation
<dilyn>
i ran some 'benchmarks' with various pax and tar implementations on that PR acheam
<midfavila>
it's pretty amazing, you should try it some time
<dilyn>
it isn't overwhelmingly faster but it IS faster
<acheam>
will look
<dilyn>
it's not a socratic debate lmfaoo
<midfavila>
"The Socratic method (also known as method of Elenchus, elenctic method, or Socratic debate)"
<claudia>
ah nice, this way you can safe the write to a file.
<acheam>
ye
<ang>
UUOC alarm!
<acheam>
dmenu cant read from a file AFAK
<acheam>
AFAIK
<ang>
just do `dmenu ... <"${2:-$HOME/org/bookmarks"`
<ang>
no but it can read from stdin ;)
<claudia>
at least the posix police is not after us :D
<acheam>
ang: oh i didnt know you could do that lol
<ang>
using a pipe just sets the stdin of a program to, well... a pipe
<acheam>
i have so many cats to replace lol
<ang>
:D
<midfavila>
< is super useful
<ang>
"posix police", lmao
<midfavila>
PC police
<midfavila>
posix-compliance force
<acheam>
actually thats the only instance of that in my bin dir
<acheam>
im proud of myself for not making a mistake I didn't know I was making lo;
<ang>
yeah, kinda uncommon to use a file for dmenu's stdin
<acheam>
well, beyond dmenu
<midfavila>
I believe you can also use <<
<acheam>
append to stdin?
<ang>
yeah, here-doc works too
<midfavila>
Yep.
<ang>
no, that's a heredoc
<acheam>
ah
* midfavila
shrugs
<midfavila>
I've always mentally viewed it as appended to standard input.
<acheam>
HEREDOC
<midfavila>
don't really care, ngl
<acheam>
HEREDOC
<midfavila>
silence, child
<midfavila>
the adults are talking
<ang>
h e r e d o c
<midfavila>
smh
<midfavila>
theredoc
<midfavila>
everywheredoc
<midfavila>
gah, using emacs is messing with my muscle memory for tine
<acheam>
dont use emacs?
<acheam>
what emacs are you using?
<midfavila>
gnumacs
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<midfavila>
literally only because I want a GTK2 UI, lmao
<acheam>
lol
<midfavila>
the XPM editor is nice though
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<acheam>
did I already reccomend xvile to you?
<midfavila>
you did
<midfavila>
i wasn't a fan
<midfavila>
see: "feels like an emacs for vi users, not a vi for emacs users"
<acheam>
ah
<midfavila>
which, I mean, that makes sense
<midfavila>
it's vi-like emacs, not emacs-like vi
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<sad_plan>
Ive got an old rpi 1b+, any ideas on some cool useages? I mean appart from installing KISS on it :p which tbh would take foreeeever. 512mb ram and 700mhz cpu
<midfavila>
real problem is the fact that it's RISC
<midfavila>
but ignoring that,
<midfavila>
you could always build a webcam or something
<sad_plan>
wut, but its ARM(?)
<midfavila>
ARM is a RISC ISA
<midfavila>
basically,
<sad_plan>
aaah
<midfavila>
RISC is just a competing design philosophy with CISC
<midfavila>
that can be best summed up as this
<midfavila>
RISC: use microcode to combine simple instructions to perform more complex actions
<midfavila>
CISC: just add more actions
<sad_plan>
cool
<midfavila>
of course, it's a lot more complex than that
<midfavila>
but that's the tl;dr
<sad_plan>
I figured :p
<midfavila>
RISC is more efficient energy-wise, CISC is generally more efficient time-wise
<midfavila>
since for every tick of the clock, more work is done by the CISC, but the RISC chip is able to target its effort more precisely
<midfavila>
anyway, yeah
<midfavila>
webcam
<midfavila>
maybe an automatic toaster or something
<sad_plan>
I dont particurarly need a webcam though. and wife bought a new toaster not too long ago aswell. hmm
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<Erus_Iluvatar>
sad_plan: pihole ?
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<midfavila>
eh
<midfavila>
pihole is kind of redundant
<midfavila>
just use a hosts file
<sad_plan>
Erus_Iluva: yeah, I thought about it, but I mostly filter locally anyway, so tbh, I dont really feel like I need it.
<midfavila>
outside of a web or security camera I wouldn't have many ideas
<midfavila>
you could always use it as a self-hosted cloud
<midfavila>
set up mpd and stream to your devices using mpc, provide access to file storage with ftpd, etc
<sad_plan>
and yeah ^ as mid said, hostsfile. I was wondering about using the hostsfile, and perhaps switch to a less bloated browser than firefox. curious about a more minimal one tbh.
<sad_plan>
^thats something of interest. having access to my files everywhere is indeed something Ive been wanting to do. a server basiclly
<sad_plan>
how on earth do one compile anything worthwhile on a pi anyway, dont you just burn out the sd card rather quickly?
<midfavila>
use pale meme for JS sites
<midfavila>
links for everything else
<midfavila>
sad_plan compile in memory
<sad_plan>
appart from cross-compiling
<midfavila>
or attach a hard disk
<sad_plan>
but with 512mb?
<midfavila>
you can use gcc to make multiple passes over code to reduce ram usage, iirc
<sad_plan>
yeah, that would be bette. got a couple laying around
<Erus_Iluvatar>
retro console emulation ?
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<sad_plan>
would be usable for consoles before n64 anyway. dunno if it even can handle SNES or NES. perhaps NES
<midfavila>
SNES and NES for sure
<sad_plan>
yeah
<midfavila>
but I feel like anything beyond that would have trouble
<sad_plan>
yup
<Erus_Iluvatar>
or one of those "smart mirror"
<sad_plan>
ive seen those. theyre really cool actually
<midfavila>
honestly, I think rasp pis are overkill for basically everything that people use them for
<sad_plan>
^
<midfavila>
they're good for prototyping
<midfavila>
that's it
<midfavila>
everything people use a pi for can be accomplished using an arduino or an atmega or something
<midfavila>
or it can be done better by a proper PC
<sad_plan>
yeah. I suppose Pis are just more popular than adruinos
<midfavila>
triangular pegs fit in round and square holes, but fill neither adequately
<midfavila>
that's how I view the pi
<Erus_Iluvatar>
yeah, even more so considering there is an easy way to get cheap PC hardware => old netbooks (eeepc, etc...)
<midfavila>
those are about as powerful as a pi and way less useful... >.<
<sad_plan>
indeed. can easily get a shitty laptop for like less than $50
<Erus_Iluvatar>
battery, keyboard and screen included
<sad_plan>
yeah
<Erus_Iluvatar>
usually more powerfull than a pi
<sad_plan>
althought they probably suck balls, but so does the pi 1b+ :p
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<sad_plan>
mid: whats your reason for running links over other terminal based browsers? like lynx i.e
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<phoebos>
kqz: have you considered using an irc client?
<phoebos>
:P
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<kqz>
heh, too lazy to set one up atm, i have gone to the dark side and am on windows at the moment
<phoebos>
lmao
<kqz>
usually use irssi tho
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<kqz>
how did you know i was using the webchat though, is gamja doing something werid? O:
<sad_plan>
says you keep joining all the time
<sad_plan>
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<kqz>
ahhh, werid didn't even notice, though that explains some weird lag i was seeing
<kqz>
guess the webchat needs some stability work
<sad_plan>
probably
<acheam>
my client also shows the host when people join
<acheam>
so I could see immediately you are joining from the webchat
<sad_plan>
what client do you use acheam?
<acheam>
catgirl and revolution irc
<kqz>
ah makes sense, yeah I can see now that it's continually disconnecting in the libera.chat tab, guess I lose connection whenever I have it uncofused for a while
<acheam>
i know gamja uses websockets so it might be with how your browser handles those
<kqz>
think i'll go play around with matrix and try joining the libera bridge since that seems to be the hip new thing
<acheam>
or setup a bouncer
<acheam>
lots of pubnixes have free ones you can use, like envs.net
<kqz>
yeah may end up doing that, waiting for the eventual sourcehut bouncer service
<acheam>
i dont know how i feel about that
<acheam>
thousands of people on a single bouncer reduces some of the federation aspect of irc
<kqz>
eh, yeah that's true, but i never really considered irc a true federated solution
<kqz>
at least not in the same technical (and convenience) way of say matrix and email even
<acheam>
yeah it definately isnt in the same realm as those
<acheam>
but it still feels wrong to me idk
<acheam>
although email isnt much of a federated platform nowadays
<acheam>
with everyone on google or outlook
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<kqz>
ah, well that failed epicly lol
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<Erus_Iluvatar>
Dang if sad_plan gets back I should suggest him another use for his Pi : upcycling a printer to give it network capability
<GalaxyNova>
have you guys heard of weechat?
<acheam>
bloatware
<GalaxyNova>
acheam: It's a terminal program
<GalaxyNova>
it's also in community
<acheam>
being a terminal program doesnt mean anything
<acheam>
its a very heavy bloated program
<GalaxyNova>
how though
<omanom>
some would say TLS/SSL support is bloat
<GalaxyNova>
every web browser is bloat then
<GalaxyNova>
actually i take that back
<omanom>
i don't think anyone in here would disagree with you about that lol
<GalaxyNova>
lol
<GalaxyNova>
TLS / SSL better for security
<omanom>
but when socat handles that just fine, why bake it into the irc client
<omanom>
i never liked weechat's configuration, it always seemed too complex and frustrating to set. i don't have much patience for that stuff though so who knows
<GalaxyNova>
it's the easiest to configure imo
<GalaxyNova>
/fset
<omanom>
i mean, with kirc i don't have to deal with any configuration. pass it server, channel, username, boom done
<GalaxyNova>
also it's a lot more featured than alternatives
<GalaxyNova>
it has auto reconnect
<GalaxyNova>
plugin support
<omanom>
what features do you use?
<omanom>
how often are you disconnecting that you need auto-reconnect? and i'd argue using a bouncer is a better option at that point
<GalaxyNova>
I have a fair ammount of plugins installed and auto reconnect is handy when i suspend the computer I want to reconnect when i turn it back on
<GalaxyNova>
i suspend my computer quite often
<GalaxyNova>
barely ever shut it down
<omanom>
what plugins do you use?
<GalaxyNova>
buflist, logger, grep.py
<GalaxyNova>
colorize_nicks.py also
<GalaxyNova>
and even if you argue it's bloated it's still much better than having a GUI toolkit as a dependency
<GalaxyNova>
Only thing that depends on a GUI is my browser which depends on QT
<dilyn>
arguably it's only bloat if it provides features you don't need to accomplish your task
<omanom>
^ agreed dilyn, if he makes use of these features then its not bloat for him
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<GalaxyNova>
omanom: What IRC client isn't bloat by your standards
<acheam>
im getting a sh: missing ]
<omanom>
kirc is pretty minimal, birch, catgirl, there's a few out there
<acheam>
after succesfully built package
<acheam>
dilyn
<GalaxyNova>
acheam: What package
<acheam>
any package
<GalaxyNova>
post kiss log
<dilyn>
which kiss
<acheam>
5.4.2
<acheam>
gotta be on the bleeding edge
<omanom>
i mean, in all fairness i'm chatting using https://thelounge.chat/ so its not like i'm against some bloat lol
<acheam>
the package also doesnt actually get build
<acheam>
if i do kiss b, and then kiss i after it fails, then it says has not been built
<dilyn>
can I get `env`, and a specific package to look at
<midfavila-laptop>
i would just use du to walk the filesystem, tr to put it all on one line, and then copy-paste the resulting list of blobs into the .config by hand
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<andrei>
Installing firmware didn't fix the startx problem :(
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<acheam>
noocsharp: thanks for the sfeed reccomendation, its been working well
<midfavila>
s/sfeed/sneed/
<acheam>
it has also lead to me learning a good bit more about shell scripting via implementing a multi threaded feed updater script thing