<Wizzup>
and if it works, let's bump the tor/wg/ovpn libicd's
<Wizzup>
the new script will also fix up bad entries generated by the previous script :^)
<Wizzup>
it will also default to the schema default if it's empty for some reason
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<Wizzup>
parazyd: the one thing I think we might want to add to the icd2-manage-modules script is a 'preference' for modules, like, we probably typically want wireguard/openvpn *before* tor
<Wizzup>
since it works on another layer
<Wizzup>
lmk what you think
<parazyd>
freemangordon: No valid objections really.
<parazyd>
Wizzup, uvos: What do you think about forking glib?
<parazyd>
Wizzup: Will check dh in a sec
<parazyd>
Wizzup: Is that preference supposed to be something in the UI?
<parazyd>
Because with gconf-editor for example you can edit lists by hand and move things up/down
<uvos>
parazyd: i hate it, but i dont see what alternative there is
<parazyd>
Well, one alternative is walking recursively over /usr/share/applications and finding the .desktop file
<parazyd>
But I bet freemangordon doesn't want to do that
<uvos>
i dont think thats great either
<uvos>
the only alternative might be to look how gnome manages to work
<uvos>
they might be using glib differently avoiding the problem
<Wizzup>
parazyd: no, the preference is not in the ui, it's just about the order in which icd2 runs through the ip_up_*
<Wizzup>
uvos: I think forking glib is ok if we also get them to accept the patch
<uvos>
Wizzup: yeah then its fine
<uvos>
glib is pretty stable too
<uvos>
maybe we can even use upstream then
<uvos>
oh btw just floating an idea here since deskop gtk2 applications dont realy work well at all with hildonized gtk2 and are mostly unusable
<uvos>
maybe we should rename our gtk2 fork htk and have hildonized applicaitons link against that
<Wizzup>
htk, heh
<Wizzup>
Are you sure gtk2 apps don't work well? I thought they work some what ok
<Wizzup>
what are you problems you see
<Wizzup>
I kind of see it as a feature for some of them at least
<uvos>
lots of elements tend to idssapear
<Wizzup>
apart from menus?
<uvos>
i mean menus are pretty critical :P
<uvos>
but toolbars also seam to go missing sometimes
<uvos>
also the layout breaks due to element sizes
<uvos>
you could always LD_PRELOAD htk for apps that work ok
<Wizzup>
I meant apart from menu bars sometimes being rendered off-screen
<Wizzup>
or rather the menu windows
<Wizzup>
idk, for the most part I like that they are at least in style
<Wizzup>
I'm mostly wondering my what my 1164 new messages are -- I don't see them in my thunderbird
<Wizzup>
I see about 120 :)
<sicelo>
or they're new from modest POV? :-)
<freemangordon>
parazyd: hmm, you linked the top of the file
<Wizzup>
sicelo: new means unread in my book
<Wizzup>
sicelo: and it seems to stop at 2021-05-xx
<Wizzup>
i.e. I can't see any news emails
<parazyd>
freemangordon: nvm, uvos said it's irrelevant
<Wizzup>
it looks like the sync didn't complete
<Wizzup>
but I can't get it to sync further
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<freemangordon>
parazyd: ok, do you know what repo shall I fork?
<sicelo>
at least mutt has "N" for new unread, and "O" for old unread mails. So yeah, it's possible that "new" might not necessarily mean unread in modest. then again, i mostly use mutt even in fremantle, so i don't fully remember the behavior there
<Wizzup>
sicelo: I cannot find recent emails in modest, they are not there it seems
<Wizzup>
sicelo: and it says my inbox has about 23k mails, but it has 166 total