00:49 <wael[m]> Genuinely curious, if it is true Dylan switched to Wayland as per how Xorg was completely dropped in KISS, what is the Wayland compositor that he uses from what we know?

01:11 <illiliti> sway-tiny

02:28 <noocsharp> there's no question whether it's true or not lol: https://github.com/kisslinux/repo/tree/master/wayland/sway-tiny

03:15 <jslick> " contributions in private repositories" probably a new compositor, akin to sowm

03:18 <testuser[m]12> High

07:44 <testuser[m]12> Hi

07:48 <Ogromny> I would love a tiny wm like sowm but for wayland

10:08 <wael[m]> i find it very very unfortunate wayland compositor is very small choice

10:09 <wael[m]> Ogromny: your only choice is velox or dwl as far as i know

10:09 <wael[m]> velox uses swc instead of wlroots, which also uses wld

10:09 <wael[m]> so you're stuck with dwl

10:09 <wael[m]> so basically nothing is going to be compatible with it

10:09 <wael[m]> i am yet to get swc working on my machine as it uses nouveau and intel as drm, no nvidia support

10:41 <soliwilos> I like hikari as a wayland compositor.

10:43 <wael[m]> does it tile

12:41 <soliwilos> wael[m]: It's a kind of stacking/tiling hybrid.

14:03 <dilyn> hyprwm is pretty cool

14:04 <wael[m]> am I allowed to disagree

14:40 <dilyn> I suppose

16:11 <wael[m]> where is column(1) and fmt(1)?

16:13 <wael[m]> or pr(1)

16:14 <testuser[m]12> Coreutils ig

16:16 <wael[m]> aw man i really need column(1) its really useful

16:16 <wael[m]> not in busybox, but fold(1) is and it sucks!!

16:19 <testuser[m]12> Busybox probably has it

16:19 <testuser[m]12> Just enabled it in config

16:19 <testuser[m]12> Enable

16:44 <wael[m]> it's not there.

16:45 <wael[m]> also, where is busybox manual?? i know the --help flag is enough but i need a man page.

16:45 <wael[m]> for example, on documentation about the shell so i know about it's features, variables, etc etc

16:50 <testuser[m]12> Busybox doesn't have a manual

16:51 <testuser[m]12> https://github.com/kisslinux/repo/issues/273

16:51 <testuser[m]12> phoebos @phoebos:matrix.org: might know more about it

16:56 <wael[m]> wtf busybox has no manual how am i supposed to know more about ash shell

16:57 <testuser[m]12> man sh

16:57 <testuser[m]12> Poosix shell doc

16:58 <wael[m]> yes there is sh but not ash true

18:27 <Ogromny> dilyn: can you share your build for hyperwm (if you have one), the last time i tried to compile it, it required X11 libs...

18:27 <Ogromny> (and as far as I remember there is no option to disable X11)

19:36 <phoebos> yeah use POSIX for busybox sh

19:37 <phoebos> for most busybox tools you need to read comments at the top of the code for details

20:38 <jslick> I believe https://github.com/hyprwm/Hyprland is the wayland version of hypr

23:36 <konimex> wael: iirc one of the chimera/void people said that FreeBSD sh is the most correct POSIX sh implementation (and even smaller than busybox iirc), and seeing that BSD manuals tend to be excellent, you might want to actually start there