00:52 <riteo> ilt: epic

00:52 <riteo> thank you

00:52 <riteo> I'm finally documenting my whole setup somewhere :D

00:53 <riteo> It's almost done and I'll soon push it *somewhere*

00:53 <riteo> maybe codeberg, that'd be cool I think

01:14 <midfavila> documenting the secret sauce

01:21 <riteo> yes midfavila

01:21 <riteo> and you won't like it

01:21 <riteo> I'll reveal to the whole world how the sausage is made

04:07 <midfavila> https://www.chip1stop.com/USA/en/view/dispDetail/DispDetail?partId=SOCI-0000003&mpn=SC0FQAA-B-000

04:07 <midfavila> look at this little duder

04:08 <midfavila> he's so fuckin CYOOT

04:08 <midfavila> itty bitty ARM board that as far as i can tell runs sans pooprietary shitware

04:09 <midfavila> ngl if it turns out that it can, assuming i can get my paws on an old NVS510 and i can saw the backend of those 1x slots out to shove a sound card in, that would be a pretty sweet little desktop

04:09 <midfavila> i would unironically daily that

04:10 <midfavila> just offload all the heavy shit to SDF

04:44 <midfavila> hmm

04:44 <midfavila> seems like the firmware is all FOSS

12:04 <testuser[m]> hi

13:04 <riteo> hello testuser[m]

14:55 <asimovc> hi guys

14:55 <asimovc> anyone have a fix for perl patch?

17:13 <riteo> Folks, I'm proud to announce: https://codeberg.org/Riteo/kiss-scripts

17:14 <riteo> I've written half of it late in the night and I definitely forgot something but it's a start I think

17:15 <riteo> the gaming part it's probably the most precious piece of info since I couldn't find this stuff *anywhere* on the net. We're talking about original research™

17:15 <riteo> It's also obviously the least curated part: the scripts are shitty and it's the last thing I wrote before sleep-collapsing.

17:16 <riteo> Feel free to look around: I think you all might find something of use, especially in the device management regard :D

18:45 <asimovc> riteo: your gaming stuff requires xwayland to work right?

19:25 <riteo> asimovc: yes

19:25 <riteo> I also added a note there about requiring kiss-xorg in the repos path

19:26 <riteo> note that it covers basically only steam, as it's basically the only proprietary gaming source I use

19:26 <riteo> I've actually bought a itch charity pack years ago but never found the will to pick through it as I surprisingly game quite rarely

19:26 <riteo> and anything except steam is a thousand times more accessible when it comes to weird setups