00:19 <sad_plan> yeloxp: might be an issue with the git server

00:19 <kris_> savannah has been having issues recently

00:20 <sad_plan> glibc seems to be hosted at sourceware.org actually

00:20 <yeloxp> yeah

00:20 <sad_plan> thought it was hosted on savannah too

00:20 <kris_> oh wow

00:21 <sad_plan> yeloxp: you could try to use this mirror on github instead; https://github.com/bminor/glibc

00:21 <sad_plan> or find another source

00:21 <sad_plan> a tarball perhaps

00:21 <sad_plan> not sure why a tarball isnt used by default though

00:22 <sad_plan> http://repo.or.cz/w/glibc.git is listed on the website, try tha tone instead

00:22 <sad_plan> its also a mirror, but an official mirror, if anything

00:23 <yeloxp> i mean i can curl the sourceware glibc.git just fine but ill just use a mirror then

00:23 <kris_> bleh, i'm about to reinstall my OS on my desktop and i am not looking forward to having to do this

00:23 <kris_> trying to decide what i want to do with glibc vs musl on void, voids musl is like 5 years out of date but still very maintained with a lot of backports

00:24 <yeloxp> void musl is working fine for me on another machine

00:24 <yeloxp> no issues or anything

00:24 <kris_> yeah it's nice it's just so old that it concerns me

00:24 <kris_> speaking of, kiss' musl needs to be patched- https://www.openwall.com/lists/musl/2025/02/13/1

00:29 <kris_> i would get on that, but currently have no kiss installs so can't really test it all that much

00:29 <yeloxp> fixed the problem by removing the #7894whatever after the git link in the sources file

00:30 <yeloxp> yeah it compiles fine now

00:32 <yeloxp> im pretty sure i tried it before and it didnt work but whatever it works now

00:41 <sad_plan> yeloxp: you should probably keep the hash intact. just change the url itself. otherwise, youre usin the latest changes on git, which might break stuff

00:42 <sad_plan> kris_: and yes, musl should be patched. im suprised phoebos hasnt done this yet. maybe hes been busy

00:43 <yeloxp> yeah i just wanted to have an up to date system installed yk

00:46 <kris_> sad_plan not a clue

00:46 <kris_> admittedly i'm also not sure how urgent this one is

00:47 <sad_plan> yeloxp: I get that, but using foo-git can sometimes cause breakage. not sure why the hash is what it is, but im sure its used for a reason. maybe its because of some patches which was wanted, but there were too many to be botherd to include. I dunno

00:49 <sad_plan> kris_: its bad enough that most people likely want to include this :p

00:50 <kris_> i have no idea how i didnt know about this before given ive been a sway user for literal years but i just discovered stacks and tabs

00:50 <kris_> that just completely destroyed the only issue i have with tilers in general, that being having too many windows open

00:50 <kris_> not sure what the point of stacks are compared to tabs though

00:52 <sad_plan> options, thats why

00:52 <sad_plan> some people like tabs, some people like stacking. some people like both

00:52 <kris_> i feel like they're the same thing except stacks are displayed via vertical tabs instead of horizontal?

00:52 <sad_plan> I suppose

00:53 <sad_plan> I dont use tabs, as I cant get tabbed to work. otherwise I just stack windows, or put windows into groups, and hide whats needed/no needed

01:08 <yeloxp> glibc without the hash throws out gperf not found while building so ig the hash is needed

01:08 <yeloxp> unless i install gperf but i dont think its needed as its not glibc's dependency

01:15 <sad_plan> exacly :p

01:17 <yeloxp> well glibc compiled but now xz has some problems

01:18 <yeloxp> used the github repo btw

01:18 <yeloxp> with the hash added

01:24 <sad_plan> I would probably use the offical one over the unofficial mirror, but its probably fine.

01:25 <sad_plan> ofc, its always something

15:27 <Guest50> anyone on riverwm?