02:53 <testuser[m]> Hi

05:11 <testuser[m]> https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/big-sabotage-famous-npm-package-deletes-files-to-protest-ukraine-war/

13:59 <omanom> I totally get the sentiment but it was an absolutely ridiculous thing to do

14:35 <acheam> yeah

14:35 <acheam> software shouldn't make a political statement IMO

14:35 <acheam> it should just... /be/

22:58 <acheam> just rearranged my desk and i'm really feeling the urge to switch back to a tiling window manager

22:58 <acheam> might give sway a try

22:58 <acheam> oh nvm i'm still using xorg on this system

22:58 <acheam> cause nvidia

22:59 <acheam> anyone tried newm?

22:59 <acheam> https://github.com/jbuchermn/newm/

23:08 <tleydxdy[m]> dwm ftw

23:11 <tleydxdy[m]> > The idea is, instead of placing windows inside the small viewport (that is, the monitor) to arrange them along an arbitrarily large two-dimensional wall (generally without windows overlapping) and focus the compositors job on moving around along this wall efficiently and providing ways to the user to rearrange the wall such that he finds the overall layout intuitive.

23:11 <tleydxdy[m]> wtf does this sentence mean

23:11 <illiliti> ugh

23:15 <acheam> yeah python is suboptimal

23:15 <acheam> do you have python on your system, illiliti?

23:16 <acheam> https://sr.ht/~lattis/muon/

23:16 <acheam> it seems to have advanced a lot

23:17 <acheam> I know I mention it every couple months, and each time it seems to be in a more complete state

23:18 <acheam> tleydxdy[m]: I think the idea is that you arrange all your windows on a 2d plane (which can be bigger than the monitor) and then you move the plane around relative to the monitor to see different parts of it

23:19 <illiliti> i do, but i'm working to purge it from my system

23:19 <acheam> like if all your windows were arranged on a piece of paper, but you could only view it from an area the size of an index card

23:19 <acheam> illiliti: what still needs it? besides meson

23:23 <illiliti> many packages require it at build time

23:23 <illiliti> it is possible to have python-free system at runtime though

23:24 <illiliti> i recall gdb requires python at runtime, not sure why

23:24 <acheam> lldb bro

23:25 <illiliti> lldb yeah

23:25 <illiliti> i heard lldb isn't usable

23:26 <acheam> its been fine for my usage, which admittedly isn't very in depth

23:26 <acheam> gdb will autodetect python and link to it if its there IIRC

23:26 <acheam> but you can build without it

23:27 <acheam> it has some features "enhanced" with python

23:28 <tleydxdy[m]> yeah the whole readme left me really confused, and it doesn't read like it's just non native or something

23:28 <acheam> its hard to explain somewhat abstract graphical stuff in text

23:29 <acheam> hi dilyn

23:29 <dilyn> o/

23:29 <acheam> how goes the evening?

23:29 <dilyn> it's going fine enough

23:29 <dilyn> just finished a hefty dinner and a glass of wine

23:30 <dilyn> heading out in an hour or so to celebrate st patrick's day

23:30 <dilyn> #uniteireland

23:30 <acheam> didnt do it yesterday?

23:30 <dilyn> had a small celebration but tonight i'm going out for a few hours

23:31 <acheam> nice

23:31 <dilyn> gotta start that weekend in style 8D

23:31 <acheam> are you irish? i feel like you've mentioned ireland before

23:31 <dilyn> not irish enough to count