<riteo>
oof I already have to go but I should come soon(tm). Cya lateer!
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<testuser[m]>
Hi
<testuser[m]>
kyxor: its not needed for wayland
<testuser[m]>
You're on X right ?
<kyxor>
testuser[m]: Hi! yep x11
<kyxor>
What do I need to change to get them back, I mean I could just make symlinks to /lib folder in the package build script, but I am not sure how it worked before 92 version
<acheam>
Git diff?
<testuser[m]>
It needs it's own libgles stuff
<testuser[m]>
yeah just check the 2nd latest diff of chromium package
<kyxor>
acheam: that's not so simple to spot or tell though, expicially when the git diff is like 10 terminal screens long. Thanks testuser, I'll take a look at older commits more closely
<testuser[m]>
Just check diff of the build file
<testuser[m]>
im pretty sure u just need the install lines back, libglesv2* will be built
<testuser[m]>
No need to change flag
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<necromansy>
hello lads
<kyxor>
ok yep, found it. I would of never thought that those not needed on wayland
<testuser[m]>
necromansy: hi
<kyxor>
testuser[m]: is there a way to disable gpu support completely in chrome, for example if so, I think that might reduce compile times quite a lot
<kyxor>
cause for my use cases chromium doing everything on cpu is oddly more beneficial, as I get frequent gpu crashes anyway from it
<testuser[m]>
I don't think so, but run `gn args out/Release --list | grep '^.*_gpu'`
<testuser[m]>
I forgot the exact gn args command but you can find it by --help
<kyxor>
ok!
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<riteo>
hiii! I'm back!
<kyxor>
kcd giflib
<kyxor>
oopps wrong term :)
<testuser[m]>
riteo: Hi
<kyxor>
dylan dropped rsync from his repo so now crosstool-ng/ won't build
<riteo>
oh talking about networking I just recalled noticing that dropbear wasn't the default for kiss linux, does anyone know why's that?
<riteo>
it looks really similar to busybox under some aspects and I was really wondering why OpenSSH was the default.