gchristensen changed the topic of #nixos-chat to: NixOS but much less topical || https://logs.nix.samueldr.com/nixos-chat
<supersandro2000> I think I wrote some last week because I copied a redirection from stackoverlofw
<supersandro2000> I found DocBook 😃 https://wiki.selfhtml.org/wiki/XHTML
<supersandro2000> I am real happy that we replaced that with markdown
<aaronjanse> Ooh, we did, in NixOS documentation?
<gchristensen> agreed t, transition isn't done yet
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<supersandro2000> maybe DocBook supports more stuff but writing Markdown is such a low entry barrier compared to xml
<aaronjanse> Huh, is github commit search not working?
<lovesegfault> has github search for anything ever worked?
<aaronjanse> Aww it seems like it's less helpful now
<aaronjanse> lovesegfault: I use code search regularly for finding Nix code globally...
<samueldr> commit search on Nixpkgs has been broken for a while
<aaronjanse> Issue is that usually I just get my own code as results
<samueldr> but github search in general isn't as bad as the meme lets on
<aaronjanse> Awww
<supersandro2000> it usually find like 3 out of 10 occurences
<lovesegfault> I've never had a positive experience with GH search
<lovesegfault> it's always like
<supersandro2000> just use hound
<supersandro2000> https://search.nix.gsc.io/
<lovesegfault> > *searches for `nix` in nixpkgs
<{^_^}> error: syntax error, unexpected '*', at (string):492:1
<lovesegfault> > no results found
<{^_^}> attempt to call something which is not a function but a string, at (string):492:1
<samueldr> hound doesn't search through *commits*, doesn't it?
<lovesegfault> git log --oneline | rg
<samueldr> lovesegfault: won't find data in the changes!
<samueldr> you want the git "pick-axe"
<joepie91> my github search results have also always felt like they existed despite github's search design, rather than because of
<aaronjanse> This weekend I'll be re-setting-up my laptop
<aaronjanse> I'm currently setting up stuff for https://github.com/nix-community/impermanence
<aaronjanse> But I think I'll put off Wayland until it's natively supported by an official vscode release
<lovesegfault> aaronjanse: That will take a very long time
<lovesegfault> Ozone needs to become the default for chrome
<{^_^}> microsoft/vscode#109176 (by toger5, 21 weeks ago, open): Native wayland support with newest electron
<aaronjanse> Ah got it
<lovesegfault> then electron needs it to be the default
<lovesegfault> then vscode needs to pick it up
<aaronjanse> Maybe I'll just build from the electron-12 branch
<aaronjanse> I think Discord is starting to ship Wayland-native electron builds
<lovesegfault> Oh, news to me
<lovesegfault> and cool!
<lovesegfault> Maybe package a `vscode-wayland` in an overlay :)
<aaronjanse> Yeah!
<aaronjanse> > Kinetic scrolling (maybe this is more elegantly implemented on the elctron side)
<aaronjanse> Sadly, using Wayland does not get this for free :-(
<{^_^}> undefined variable 'Kinetic' at (string):492:1
<aaronjanse> Wayland wants every application to implement kinetic scrolling on their own
<aaronjanse> And I can't even find any documentation for acceleration constants
<aaronjanse> Unsure how it's supposed to feel right if every application uses its own constants
<lovesegfault> Wow, y'all know when you have a page of products and you sort by price
<lovesegfault> but the products have different quantities
<aaronjanse> Aaaaah
<lovesegfault> so it's all messed up
<lovesegfault> I had never seen a website do it right before today
<lovesegfault> blown away by this good design
<aaronjanse> Oh wow
<aaronjanse> Which site, if I may ask?
<lovesegfault> CW: it's a weed dispensary
<lovesegfault> https://apothecarium.com/shopping-page-berkeley/?path=menu?refinementList%5Broot_types%5D%5B0%5D=edible#
<aaronjanse> Nice
<lovesegfault> If you select List view on top and sort by price it does it perfectly
<aaronjanse> Ooh, it looks like it might be sorting reviews properly
<aaronjanse> (instead of sorting by average)
<lovesegfault> this website is amazing
<adisbladis> I can just imagine the stoner who meticulously perfected all of this spending so much time
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<aaronjanse> Hmm uutils might be a little janky
<aaronjanse> I'm getting some errors when copying directories around
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<gchristensen> crap. did some web design using the inspector and firefox crashed :(
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<aaronjanse> Awww
<aaronjanse> Aaaah Restic doesn't support ftps natively
<aaronjanse> Maybe I'll use borg :-/
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<ashkitten> lovesegfault: TIL weed sriracha exists...
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<lovesegfault> ashkitten: :O
<lovesegfault> I didn't know that
<aaronjanse> Okay I'm installing the FHS thing on my laptop
<aaronjanse> Ignoring the HUGE warning saying not to do exactly what I'm doing
<aaronjanse> Now we'll see if my laptop will reboot
<aaronjanse> It did! And it works great! I just downloaded a few random programs needed for school, and they ran without needing to package them!
<aaronjanse> Okay I promise I won't do this on any deployment servers. I'll probably undo this change to my configuration
<aaronjanse> Ah I see. There are some pretty solid arguments against this in the PR. I'll remove it
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<siraben> ashkitten: cursed combo
<siraben> aaronjanse: oh you switched to wayland?
<siraben> If Discord switches to wayland builds that'd be sick
<siraben> Currently looks blurry on my hidpi display
<ldlework> gchristensen: hmm, don't you got like a live-reload thing going
<siraben> aaronjanse: what FHS thing are you installing and what program did you need to run that assumed FHS?
<siraben> thank goodness someone made https://github.com/TravisWhitaker/nix-quartus because that's how I got through my digital systems labs
<aaronjanse> I needed to use Energia
<aaronjanse> But I ended up just packaging it
<aaronjanse> As an individual, it would be cool to be run binaries packaged for other distros. But infinisil made a strong argument that we don't want to see "enable impure mode to use our package" rather than people properly packaging their software
<aaronjanse> I actually really want to learn how to use buildFHSUserEnv. I can't find much documentation online
<aaronjanse> siraben Nah, I'm not on Wayland
<aaronjanse> Btw, if anyone knows how to get kinetic scrolling in x11, that would be really cool. I recall having it in the past but I can't figure out what I did
<siraben> aaronjanse: nice, open that PR heh
<aaronjanse> Will do
<siraben> Yeah it'd be nice to get good docs on buildFHSUserEnv, I haven't needed to use it mysef yet
<siraben> aaronjanse: what's kinetic scrolling?
<aaronjanse> It's where you scroll on a touchpad, let go, and the screen keeps scrolling (until it slows down to a stop)
<siraben> huh, I funnily enough I use that all the time on macOS but don't miss it on Linux
<siraben> would be real nice to have though
<siraben> ah right, because I use vim keybindings in Firefox tridactyl
<colemickens> error: [json.exception.parse_error.101] parse error at line 3, column 81: syntax error while parsing value - invalid string: missing closing quote; last read: '"MDY6Q29tbWl0MjI0NDE1OTk3OjQyZGY2NjkyZmYwZGQ2MDJkMDM3OTZiMmNjMGM5Nm'
<colemickens> that popped up in a github action in a nix-shell invocation. I've never seen anything like that from nix before.
<colemickens> I wonder if GH<->cache is flakey. I had another failure today with `error: failed to extract archive: truncated gzip input`
<aaronjanse> Wow
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<gchristensen> ldlework: there is something ofr sphinx that does ...https://github.com/NixOS/nixops/blob/master/doc/dev/writing-documentation.rst
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<gchristensen> "return process.env.XDG_DATA_HOME || home(".local/share/jupyter");" so close...
<etu> sunwait is packaged but I had to pin it from master because it's not in a channel yet :)
<etu> And I tweaked the images to look better on my screen
<etu> But thinking of packaging sunpaper (dynamic wallpaper thingy based on location and time) in nixpkgs with a module to make tweaks to it
<etu> andi-: See here for more context ^
<etu> The repo has 400MiB worth of high-res images and I'm thinking of having a module to easily crop/resize things, so caching it doesn't make sense
<andi-> would still require compute intensive stuff to happen on the target box
<etu> I'm fine with caching the default set of images though, I'm just not sure about the closure size and what people think :D
<etu> So based on the feedback so far, 100% of the people would prefer to have things cached ;)
<andi-> Are the files fetched indidivdually or as a big archive that also contains code (and changes over time)?
<andi-> I've been annoyed by the fact that I've to rebuild noto fonts across architectures even thought they are the identical same output.
<etu> It's a git repo
<etu> With a shellscript and images
<etu> pretty much
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<supersandro2000> etu: you can escape $out like ${placeholder "out"} instead of \$out
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<abathur> anyone used a wacom intuous tablets w/ included mouse on linux? I connected it for the first time and it mostly works, but I've noticed the mouse-wheel won't scroll in some UIs (kde? Konsole, Dolphin, system settings) even though the touch-wheel works fine in them (and both work correctly in some others, like Chrome)
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<sterni> supersandro2000: this is not technically escaping $out, but rather derivation substituting this at *some* point
<sterni> > placeholder "out"
<{^_^}> "/1rz4g4znpzjwh1xymhjpm42vipw92pr73vdgl6xs1hycac8kf2n9"
<supersandro2000> yeah true
<samueldr> only in the derivation's environment
<samueldr> I don't care about the hardware...
<samueldr> ... but the shell looks interesting
<samueldr> mainly because at first I assumed it was only a mockup on their main website!
<kraem> not as dope as space launches, but a pretty cool livestream: https://www.ruv.is/frett/2021/03/20/live-feed-from-iceland-volcano
<__monty__> Will it go boom though?
<kraem> yeah, where's the count down?
<samueldr> oh, they're launching a volcano?
<__monty__> No, no, the volcano is launching igneous rock.
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<gchristensen> so was it erupting before? b/c it is now
<samueldr> not sure about how much it was, but it has been since friday IIRC
<samueldr> oh, you can scrub back a lot of hours in their feed!
<samueldr> go to ~17:26:00
<samueldr> well, just before
<samueldr> oh... maybe only due to the auto-exposure because the camera was moving.... might not have been much stronger
<lovesegfault> ,locate libGL.so.1
<{^_^}> Found in packages: libglvnd, primusLib, xorg_sys_opengl
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