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<kentonv>
whoops forgot to restart xchat after my last reboot, did I miss anything?
<ocdtrekkie>
@kentonv I noted that when you have time we do have some notable PRs for a release.
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<xet7>
From ocdtrekkie: @kentonv there is actually some substantiative PRs available if you had time to push a release soon.
<xet7>
kentonv ^
<kentonv>
ok, I'll put it on my list
<xet7>
Thanks!
<isd>
I can never remember: what is the state of postgres's packagability? Do we have apps that use it successfully? I know it's been experimented with, but I can't remember where it ended up.
<ocdtrekkie>
It has been done. I just haven't tried it personally. Let me find you the link.
<ocdtrekkie>
Shared to you, Ian. I think he had it on a GitLab or something but I have a copy on my server.
<isd>
Cool. Maybe ill_logic can comment on where the original was.
<isd>
But I can pick through this at least.
<isd>
penpot want's postgres, and I was toying with the idea of trying to package it.
<ocdtrekkie>
It would be a valuable goal to make a vagrant-spk stack based on this, but yeah, if you're doing something it will keep you from starting at zero.
<ocdtrekkie>
And Penpot would indeed be awesome.
<ill_logic>
An early version of my OSM thing was a more "full stack" version that included Postgres.
<ill_logic>
I barely got it working, though for whatever reason only in my dev environment.
<ill_logic>
I soon after switched to a simpler option.
<ill_logic>
I released code for a proof of concept for starting up postgres in sandstorm. I put it in a Gogs instance which I've since taken down.
<ill_logic>
I think I saved it somewhere if someone wants to see it. Would need to dig around to find it.
<ill_logic>
Is this the "original" you were referring to zenhack: ?
<ocdtrekkie>
I sent him a copy of the sandstorm-postgres-demo repo of yours
<isd>
Ug I hate icon fonts
<ill_logic>
So you want the "original"? If you have the repo what are you still missing?
<isd>
I don't think I'm missing anything, just might be nice to know if the public one is still floating around somewhere.
<isd>
Oh ew, the webfont means that noscript blocks the icons...
<ocdtrekkie>
Is there a significant benefit to the webfont versus SVGs? Should this be changed?
<isd>
I think they end up being a bit smaller. But I would be in favor of changing it, it just won't be as dead-simple as swapping an image url would have been; we'll have to futz with the css a bit to get the right effect, and I didn't have the energy.
<isd>
I am really not a fan of the tendency for apps to just have docker as an assumed part of the deployment process, and not actually even document how else to run it.
<isd>
(penpot's deployment consists of no less than three docker containers, and the self hosting guide points you at an architecture diagram and the Dockerfiles themselves if you want to do some other kind of setup)
<isd>
(also one of the containers includes chrome)
<ocdtrekkie>
Yeah it's a big peeve of mine too. I think TTRSS even now basically says if you aren't using the Docker image, screw you and the horse you rode in on.