06:36 <testuser[m]1> Hi

06:36 <testuser[m]1> How this channel suddenly die since a few days ago

06:41 <testuser[m]1> did this*

10:24 <phoebos> it's a good question

10:25 <phoebos> i for one have been a lot busier with uni

12:49 <dilyn> I just assume people are busier and there aren't any new users aware of it coming in to ask questions

14:04 <phoebos> dilyn: https://tmp.bvnf.space/0001-neomutt-bump-to-20211029.patch

14:06 <dilyn> tyty

17:55 <rio6> I got addicted to factorio and it's preventing me to do anything else

18:06 <testuser[m]1> Nice

20:34 <riteo> hi! I was updating the kakoune package and was wondering: should I use the VERSION keyword inside the sources files, to stay coherent with upstream?

20:34 <riteo> s/files/file/

20:39 <riteo> brb, gonna switch to my main machine

20:51 <riteo> here I am

21:25 <dilyn> you can do whichever you prefer

22:09 <rio6> I use VERSION because that's what the core repo is switching to

22:18 <riteo> rio6: yeah that's the reason I was asking this

22:21 <dilyn> I've actively decided to not institute a requirement for (what I think) is a good reason. The kiss-community repositories are now free of the rules and regulations surrounding the official repositories, so we can now allow more things (like obstack or fts, previously restricted from inclusion, or even more insane things if someone really wants to).

22:21 <dilyn> We are only beholden to our own standards now, and part of that is what the community's standards are. the community was (is?) relatively split on this implementation decision by Dylan, and our repositories can safely reflect that

22:35 <riteo> Yeah I'm still not completely with that decision for reasons which are slowly growning more and more

22:36 <riteo> Really personal stuff though, I can see why it was implemented, it just feels wrong to me and I think I'm starting to get why

23:11 <riteo> anyways I'll keep it simple and avoid the variable altogether