05:02 <leon-p> NickH: https://leon_plickat.srht.site/writing/use-bash-configure-readline/article.html

05:53 <TheAnachron> leon-p nice use of the word apocrypha on your homepage ;)

06:02 <TheAnachron> your blog has some interesting articles, thanks! in fact, I feel like we have a similiar way linux-wise.

06:15 <TheAnachron> novakane are you still on Void? If yes, did you already create a zig 0.11 template for it? (you updated zelbar to zig 0.11)

07:22 <novakane> TheAnachron: nope I'm using a zig tarball from zig website

07:23 <novakane> I talked about that some days ago here, if you can find it in the log

07:39 <TheAnachron> I am not using a bouncer or anything (so far), so I only receive msgs when I am online and active

07:40 <TheAnachron> I will probably create a zig-bin template then myself, thanks for answering

07:40 <TheAnachron> I've started my own collection of void-packages here, btw: https://git.sr.ht/~anachron/void-package-templates

07:42 <novakane> TheAnachron: https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/river/2023-10-16#1697473134-1697477596;

07:43 <novakane> I find it way easier to just use the prebuilt binary tbh

07:45 <novakane> why are you cloning the bufferpool branch for zelbar?

07:46 <TheAnachron> that one is old, it was before it was merged into the main one.

07:47 <TheAnachron> I should probably update it, yeah. but for that I need zig 0.11, which is why I asked whether you already had a void template ;)

07:48 <TheAnachron> ah, Justine was here. Interesting.

09:30 <TheAnachron> novakane what tool are you using for IRC logs?

09:30 <TheAnachron> also, why does it use a tracker? :/

09:36 <novakane> TheAnachron: nothing, that's the channel logs, the link is in description

09:37 <novakane> personally I use chat.sr.ht so I don't need it

09:38 <TheAnachron> yeah but there is some tool which displays these channel logs. if you dont know, thats okay. :)

09:52 <novakane> that's whitequark but I don't know how it works

10:16 <ifreund> One just sends an email to whitequark and ask them to add send their logger bot, _whitelogger, to the channel

10:16 <ifreund> I think it's pretty nice for a primarily tech support chat like this one

10:25 <novakane> yeah it's pretty useful for people that need some help but don't really use irc otherwise

11:22 <novakane> hmm seems like there is problem with input name completion that I didn't catch yesterday

11:22 <novakane> I think I fixed it but if it become too problematic I'll probably just remove it

12:06 <k-man> do you run ssh-agent or similar from init?

12:06 <k-man> or how do i do that?

12:12 <TheAnachron> k-man how do you do what?

12:13 <k-man> how do i make use of ssh-agent when i use riverwm? Gnome kind of takes care of it by magic

12:13 <k-man> so i don't know what to do in river

12:13 <k-man> do i just run someting like eval $(ssh-agent -s) in init?

12:15 <TheAnachron> I run it as a userspace service with runit

12:16 <k-man> oh i see

12:16 <k-man> i guess i can do similar

12:16 <k-man> hmm

12:16 <k-man> thanks, i'll think about it

12:16 <TheAnachron> last line of my river init is running exec runsvdir "${HOME}/svc"

12:17 <TheAnachron> I have to admit that I am using a user-set path for ssh-agent though. Makes everything much easier.

14:20 <ifreund> look at me, slowly catching up on code review :)

14:26 <fleischie> Have you finished your bachelor thesis already? :O

17:07 <ifreund> fleischie: A while ago actually, but for the past few months I've only been motivated to play bass and read, not to sit at a computer

17:08 <ifreund> pretty much exactly 2 months since I finished it actually

17:26 <leon-p> to be fair, that does sound like a good use of time

17:26 <leon-p> probably should also allocate some reading time, the book stack is getting way too high

19:10 <ifreund> If anyone's looking for a next book, I recently loved Vernor Vinge's "A Deepness in the Sky"

22:57 <NickH> leon-p: My ~/.inpurc just went from one line to 12! Many thanks.

23:16 <NickH> I should read more too. Think the last thing I read was "Project Hail Mary" by Andy Weir. As a non-US (North America?) person the title was a little strange. Really enjoyed it.