01:00 <illiliti> noocsharp: do you plan to cut a release for wayclip?

01:01 <illiliti> and, is it normal that waypaste can sometimes block?

01:02 <noocsharp> waypaste should not block

01:03 <noocsharp> i wonder what's causing it

01:04 <noocsharp> i'll do a release after this is fixed

01:14 <phinxy> I have a problem with keyboard and mice not being usable after being unplugged. Any clue to where there problem is, I'm using libudev-zero, no daemon but only mdev

01:14 <phinxy> I'm a bit clueless here

01:16 <phinxy> sway-no-seat

01:18 <phinxy> Theres an issue: input hotplugging doesn't work with busybox mdev

01:18 <phinxy> on GitHub.

01:20 <illiliti> phinxy: remove that line or use mdevd

01:21 <illiliti> should work

01:21 <illiliti> noocsharp: this bug can be reproduced only in kakoune

01:22 <illiliti> i'll try to write steps how to reproduce this

01:22 <phinxy> Which of the lines? :)

01:23 <illiliti> 53

01:24 <phinxy> thanks ill try if it works in about 4 hours when I'm finished with hard disk recovery -_-

01:43 <noocsharp> illiliti: try adding close(STDOUT_FILENO); at the beginning of main and see if that fixes it

01:43 <noocsharp> there were similar problems with vis

01:49 <noocsharp> i pushed closing stdout to master since it should happen anyway

01:59 <illiliti> noocsharp: https://termbin.com/99jg

02:02 <illiliti> closing stdout didn't help

02:07 <illiliti> killall -9 waycopy can restore frozen terminal/kakoune

02:18 <illiliti> do you think it can be race condition?

02:19 <illiliti> between waycopy and waypaste

02:29 <noocsharp> waycopy only works on 1 send at a time, so not sure where the race is if it is one

02:31 <illiliti_> have you reproduced the bug?

02:32 <noocsharp> no, let me try right now

02:35 <noocsharp> actually i'll try in a week once kak is done compiling

02:36 <illiliti> xd

02:39 <noocsharp> just reproduced

02:40 <illiliti> nice

02:41 <noocsharp> in the contextually relevant sense of the word

02:44 <noocsharp> it appears there is already an instance of waypaste running

02:45 <noocsharp> i guess from inside kak

02:47 <noocsharp> waypaste starts blocking if i run it with one instance of kak suspended

02:51 <illiliti> why

02:51 <noocsharp> waycopy is stopped

02:51 <noocsharp> since it is a child of kak i guess

02:52 <noocsharp> so waycopy doesn't get the fd and can't write to waypaste

02:52 <noocsharp> and waypaste blocks on read

02:54 <noocsharp> wl-copy avoids this by reparenting to pid 1

02:56 <illiliti> i can reproduce this bug with wl-copy too

02:57 <noocsharp> is wl-copy stopped?

02:57 <noocsharp> that's probably why it doesn't work then

02:58 <noocsharp> just noticed that waycopy seems to also be reparented, so it has to be because its stopped

02:59 <illiliti> i see

02:59 <illiliti> State: T (stopped)

03:00 <illiliti> how to resume?

03:00 <noocsharp> i guess you have to resume kakoune

03:00 <illiliti> kakoune is frozen lol

03:02 <noocsharp> i have no idea then lmao

03:03 <noocsharp> sounds like a kakoune problem

03:07 <illiliti> ok, thanks for the help

03:07 <illiliti> i need to look into adding native clipboard support...

03:19 <illiliti> hmm

03:20 <illiliti> i wonder if i can use fifo to transform waycopy into daemon

03:38 <noocsharp> wayland's data protocol doesn't really fit well with copy/paste imo

03:38 <noocsharp> a daemon would make much more sense

04:20 <testuser[m]> Hi

04:39 <illiliti> https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/xdg-basedir.patch?h=ungoogled-chromium-xdg

04:39 <illiliti> interesting patch

04:39 <illiliti> XDG_DATA_HOME should be replaced with XDG_STATE_HOME though...

11:22 <testuser[m]> any idea what could be causing this http://0x0.st/oPi3.mp4 ? everything runs slower than a powerpoint presentation for 5-10 first seconds and works normal after that, u can see the mouse cursor struggling

11:22 <testuser[m]> btw i broke something with ffmpeg compression so u need to download the video t wont work in browser

11:23 <testuser[m]> nothing in dmesg or anything, no idea where to look

11:24 <testuser[m]> maybe the filesystem? it got a bit better after i ran btrfs balance (probably placebo)

17:02 <midfavila> Any of you guys running a GCC with JIT?

17:57 <testuser[m]> It is a side effect of using an open source compiler. Professional compilers, especially those used in safety critical industry will have extensive checks for such things. Another reason why open source is nothing but an abomination.

18:56 <testuser[m]> Programmers are probably the most abused professionals in the world. Today I was sitting at work minding my own business when my boss handed me a nice new set of bluetooth earbuds. He said that they were a small gift so that I can listen to my music in peace (which I don't really get - I listen to my music on full volume at my desk all the time???)

18:57 <testuser[m]> Anyway, I noticed that the earbuds weren't fully charged, so I asked him the number for the helpdesk so that one of those useless ops monkeys could come plug in the USB charger (that's hardware...I'm software, obvs). My boss said, and I quote, "You can plug in your own damn charger."

18:57 <testuser[m]> I'm literally shaking rn, guys. I guess I don't even know where to begin: Not in my job description Hostile work environment much?! What does the helpdesk even DO????? Ugh! Anyway, please tell me how to leave this job suddenly and unprofessionally over this incident, and how to name and shame my employer (GOOGLE) as publicly as possible so future employers will know that it wasn't my fault.

19:00 <ehawkvu[m]> midfavila: I have libgccjit packaged in my personal repo and I'm using it with emacs 28

19:13 <midfavila> are you experimenting with markov chains testuser[m]? :V

19:14 <midfavila> ehawkvu[m]: link?

19:18 <noocsharp> i think all the stuff he posts is from r/programmingcirclejerk

19:20 <ukemi> can someone give me a guide for alsa and kisslinux ?

19:20 <midfavila> KISS has an install guide on its site. for ALSA, reference the kernel docs, the ALSA website and the Arch and Gentoo wikis

19:20 <midfavila> without specific questions about either nobody here can help much

19:22 <omanom> https://venam.nixers.net/blog/unix/2021/02/07/audio-stack.html#advanced-linux-sound-architecture-alsa

19:25 <ukemi> thanks

19:26 <ehawkvu[m]> midfavila: https://github.com/ehawkvu/kiss-personal/tree/master/langs/libgccjit

19:42 <midfavila> v based, danke

19:43 <midfavila> you write the jit musl patch yourself?

19:47 <ehawkvu[m]> Its actually from cem

19:48 <midfavila> Huh. Neat either way

19:48 <ehawkvu[m]> I stole the package from carbs a while back

19:48 <midfavila> was gonna say, I might steal it myself

19:49 <midfavila> not the biggest fan of emacs but as it stands it's the only viable editor for me so /shrug

19:50 <midfavila> noticed you have a bunch of schemes packaged, by the by - do you do much of that in emacs?

19:53 <ehawkvu[m]> I use mainly use chez with geiser

19:54 <ehawkvu[m]> Its not ideal tho

19:54 <midfavila> Hmm. I tried using Geiser the other day, can't say it appealed to me too much >.<

19:54 <ehawkvu[m]> It'd be nice to have a more integrated experience like slime or tuareg

19:54 <midfavila> Yeah, definitely. As it stands I'm just using quack.el for some minor niceties

19:54 <midfavila> at least it respects my minor modes, unlike geiser

19:55 <ehawkvu[m]> Is it on emacswiki?

19:55 <midfavila> I believe so

19:55 <midfavila> https://github.com/smtlaissezfaire/quack.el

19:55 <midfavila> it's really more of a set of extensions to the existing scheme-mode

19:56 <ehawkvu[m]> I'll have to check it out

19:56 <ehawkvu[m]> ty

19:56 <midfavila> Np

19:57 <midfavila> If I find any other Scheme addons I'll let you know

23:19 <Rohan> hi guys

23:21 <omanom> hi!

23:24 <Rohan> any news about dylan or fork of kiss repo?

23:25 <omanom> same as before