01:44 <rohan> yo

01:46 <rohan> someone was able to remove tearing in openbsd?

02:19 <bnst> test

02:22 <bnst> i

02:24 <bnst> i have a noob question regarding installng glasnost linux on a rpi4. I know that cross-building is a thing, however is there a way to install kiss linux on the SD card from a different computer then plugging it into the rpi4? i figured this might be the best way to go since rpi provides pre-compiled kernels iirc.

02:26 <ioraff> I'm not certain on this, but I think you could just mount the SD card and then set KISS_ROOT to that mountpoint.

02:33 <bnst> hmm that makes sense. i'll look into that

02:34 <ioraff> is there a reason you don't want to do it how glasnost advises? that being serving them with httpd and installing them directly from the rpi?

02:40 <bnst> haha like i said, im a noob at this stuff outside of installing gentoo once. i was having a hard time finding an easy live USB of another linux distro but that's just me being dumb haha. that being said i'll most likely go with the httpd method

05:00 <testuser[m]> Hi

05:12 <noocsharp> hi

15:39 <phoebos> https://github.com/kisslinux/kiss/pull/301

15:55 <illiliti> that's bad idea. we should either fully rewrite kiss in c or not at all. mixing stuff hurts portability

16:44 <ioraff> libressl patch for node seems to work. at least for building chromium and qt5-webengine.

16:48 <phoebos> illiliti: mixing stuff was dylan's plan

16:49 <phoebos> could leave the shell bits in so that the single kiss shell script works

16:49 <phoebos> but with an environment variable to switch

16:50 <testuser[m]> Isn't it just redundant then if both the pieces of code have to be maintained

16:52 <phoebos> not necessarily

16:52 <phoebos> like with ls truncating usernames

16:52 <phoebos> also it's possibly faster

16:53 <phoebos> well definitely faster. i was thinking about the overhead of fork and exec'ing, but the shell versions do that with ls anyway