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[2021-12-19T00:00:36Z] <NV6> `rmmod: can't unload module 'snd_hda_intel': Resource temporarily unavailable` uh oh
[2021-12-19T00:00:37Z] <NV6> haven't had this before
[2021-12-19T00:05:13Z] <phinxy> Something is using the module?  rmmod -f snd_hda_intel
[2021-12-19T00:05:55Z] <NV6> right, mb
[2021-12-19T00:06:59Z] <NV6> `[56362.803575] hdaudio hdaudioC0D2: Unable to configure, disabling` persists, still no audio whatsoever '=(
[2021-12-19T00:09:32Z] <phinxy> found this on google not sure if its supposed to work or not: `cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp`
[2021-12-19T00:10:00Z] <phinxy> doesnt work nevermind that
[2021-12-19T00:10:10Z] <NV6> yea it doesn't
[2021-12-19T00:13:52Z] <NV6> people seem to be able to use ALC1200 using `options snd-hda-intel model=auto probe_mask=1`
[2021-12-19T00:14:02Z] <NV6> which is what I previously used
[2021-12-19T00:20:46Z] <phinxy> Do you have python2 installed?
[2021-12-19T00:22:16Z] <NV6> I do not
[2021-12-19T00:22:35Z] <phinxy> The topic here about "resetting codec" with hda-analyzer.py to fix volume being too low might help? https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Advanced_Linux_Sound_Architecture/Troubleshooting#Volume_is_too_low
[2021-12-19T00:22:40Z] <phinxy> but it requires python2
[2021-12-19T00:23:07Z] <NV6> I'll just install python2, not a big deal I guess.
[2021-12-19T00:24:44Z] <phinxy> How would you do that, can't find it in kiss repo
[2021-12-19T00:25:02Z] <NV6> `/usr/grepo/repo-community/community/python2` it seems to be in the official kiss community repo?
[2021-12-19T00:25:39Z] <NV6> anyways, it didn't do anything ;(
[2021-12-19T00:25:54Z] <phinxy> ~ # find /src/community/ -iname "*python*"
[2021-12-19T00:26:03Z] <phinxy> didnt have python2 :S
[2021-12-19T00:27:07Z] <NV6> might be gkiss' community, give me a sec
[2021-12-19T00:27:56Z] <NV6> oh, python2 seems to be in dylanaraps' community repository (https://github.com/dylanaraps/community)
[2021-12-19T00:29:08Z] <phoebos> phinxy: please tell me you know about `kiss s`
[2021-12-19T00:29:24Z] <phoebos> you haven't been using find(1) to find packages
[2021-12-19T00:29:47Z] <phinxy> I knew in the back of my head there was an easier way to do it
[2021-12-19T00:30:20Z] <phoebos> eek the install guide should probably link to the page about the package manager
[2021-12-19T00:30:35Z] <NV6> does it not?
[2021-12-19T00:31:05Z] <NV6> Refer to the Wiki for more information. @/wiki
[2021-12-19T00:31:06Z] <NV6> * @/wiki/package-manager
[2021-12-19T00:31:06Z] <phoebos> it does at the bottom
[2021-12-19T00:31:08Z] <NV6> it's at the bottom
[2021-12-19T00:31:09Z] <NV6> yeah
[2021-12-19T00:32:07Z] <phoebos> ig that's good enough. rtfm
[2021-12-19T00:32:27Z] <acheam> yeah phoebos, rtfm, jeez
[2021-12-19T00:32:38Z] <NV6> fr
[2021-12-19T00:32:53Z] <phoebos> ik ik sorry
[2021-12-19T00:33:23Z] <acheam> for anyone on wayland, how does slurp work?>
[2021-12-19T00:33:26Z] <acheam> like
[2021-12-19T00:33:32Z] <acheam> how do you print a selection of the screen to stdout?
[2021-12-19T00:34:17Z] <acheam> oh wait does it just print the dimensions?
[2021-12-19T00:34:30Z] <acheam> /position
[2021-12-19T00:34:49Z] <NV6> doesn't the `slurp` command print to stdout?
[2021-12-19T00:35:01Z] <NV6> I don't use wayland anymore, but that's what I remember
[2021-12-19T00:35:28Z] <acheam> yeah but what does it print?
[2021-12-19T00:36:35Z] <NV6> pretty sure just xy?
[2021-12-19T00:39:01Z] <acheam> ah
[2021-12-19T00:39:12Z] <acheam> I was thinking it printed out the contents or something and was very confused
[2021-12-19T00:39:55Z] <NV6> I'm not entirely sure, not a wayland user myself xD
[2021-12-19T00:44:30Z] <NV6> has anyone here managed to install libatk without dbus? (or at least managed to get discord to run without dbus)?
[2021-12-19T00:44:56Z] <soliwilos> acheam: slurp is for the geometry values, which you then give to grim which is the actual image grabbing utility.
[2021-12-19T00:45:56Z] <soliwilos> e.g. "grim -g $(slurp) test.png"
[2021-12-19T01:14:55Z] <phinxy> NV6: I come with good news
[2021-12-19T01:15:17Z] <phinxy> Try this: `echo 0 > /sys/module/snd_hda_intel/parameters/power_save`
[2021-12-19T01:24:41Z] <dilyn> NV6: you're going to have a rough time getting Discord to run on KISS -- better off using gkiss
[2021-12-19T01:25:22Z] <NV6> I actually am on gkiss - and I've managed to get it to run before, but with dbus. I haven't been able to find a way to use atk-bridge without dbus
[2021-12-19T01:26:00Z] <dilyn> :v
[2021-12-19T01:26:28Z] <phinxy> That sysfs directory has all the options like model, which we set with module options.  easier to simply use echo > ..
[2021-12-19T01:52:19Z] <kjani> Hello ! its me again, just woke up wanted to know during the kernel setup the only thing that does not need to be a module are the file systems right ??
[2021-12-19T01:53:02Z] <kjani>  I am asking this because I am using a debian kernel config and wanted to make sure it works
[2021-12-19T01:53:20Z] <phoebos> nothing needs to be a module, a few things must not be a module
[2021-12-19T01:54:41Z] <kjani> But how do I make sure that things are not a module in the debian config because that config depends on initramfs
[2021-12-19T01:56:26Z] <phoebos> grep '=m


 .config
[2021-12-19T01:56:28Z] <phinxy> kjani If I may, I'd recommend this linux config as a starting point: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sabotage-linux/sabotage/master/KEEP/linux.config
[2021-12-19T01:56:47Z] <phoebos> ^ shows all the options selected as modules
[2021-12-19T01:57:05Z] <kjani> phinxy: Thanks ! let me look at that
[2021-12-19T01:57:45Z] <kjani> phoebos: Okay ! let me see if the phinxy config works or not and if it does not then I will manually remove the modules using that technique
[2021-12-19T01:58:27Z] <phoebos> better to look at what's a module, then switch it to built-in (=y) using make menuconfig
[2021-12-19T01:58:37Z] <phoebos> which will take care of dependencies etc
[2021-12-19T02:14:17Z] <kjani> finally made a config and am now doing make
[2021-12-19T02:14:42Z] <kjani> On KISS what does everyone use for wifi ??
[2021-12-19T02:15:52Z] <phoebos> mostly wpa-supplicant or eiwd
[2021-12-19T02:16:04Z] <phoebos> there's stuff about these on the wiki
[2021-12-19T02:16:22Z] <kjani> phoebos: great i will look into it
[2021-12-19T02:42:33Z] <phoebos> kiss-find fans behold: https://github.com/aabacchus/kiss-find/commit/1dee7c1b854548614aad3846d3259f7789136de6
[2021-12-19T02:44:44Z] <Featyre> What does people use for Bluetooth though
[2021-12-19T02:45:08Z] <phoebos> dbus
[2021-12-19T02:58:36Z] <phinxy> :<
[2021-12-19T03:22:28Z] <dilyn> find has seen some good things happen to it :o
[2021-12-19T03:22:30Z] <dilyn> gzgz nice work
[2021-12-19T03:26:12Z] <kjani> I assume there will be no errors if I mount the esp to /boot/efi rather than /boot right ??
[2021-12-19T03:28:43Z] <dilyn> userspace is unconcerned with where you mount your EFI partition, in general
[2021-12-19T03:31:53Z] <acheam> soliwilos: thanks!
[2021-12-19T03:33:12Z] <acheam> Featyre: people dont :)
[2021-12-19T03:33:26Z] <acheam> phoebos: why'd you get rid of the grep thing?
[2021-12-19T03:33:58Z] <phoebos> in kiss-find? grep is still there
[2021-12-19T03:34:08Z] <acheam> the grep-but-find-a-better-grep-first thing
[2021-12-19T03:34:35Z] <phoebos> set your own KISS_FIND_GREP
[2021-12-19T03:34:46Z] <phoebos> grep is fine
[2021-12-19T03:36:28Z] <acheam> ok
[2021-12-19T03:43:15Z] <phinxy> Any recommendations on where to put "system scripts" that should be able to be run by anyone, for instance a backlight.sh to set screen brightness.
[2021-12-19T03:44:53Z] <phinxy> Nevermind, I forgot that I decided to make a local scripts kiss package of those yesterday.
[2021-12-19T03:45:05Z] <akira01> soliwilos: wayab dont work
[2021-12-19T03:45:15Z] <akira01> cairo-gl is missing
[2021-12-19T03:46:06Z] <acheam> phinxy: a package feels cumbersome for that but to each their own
[2021-12-19T03:46:23Z] <acheam> the proper place would be /usr/local/bin
[2021-12-19T03:46:41Z] <phinxy> It wouldnt be as cumbersome if there was a way to disable checksum checking.
[2021-12-19T03:46:44Z] <acheam> or /usr/local/sbin if they are intended to be run as root
[2021-12-19T03:47:00Z] <acheam> yeah
[2021-12-19T03:47:43Z] <acheam> okay actual question
[2021-12-19T03:47:50Z] <acheam> why does kiss checksum files in files/
[2021-12-19T03:48:09Z] <acheam> because git already prevents corrupted downloads
[2021-12-19T04:12:37Z] <noocsharp> cosmic rays
[2021-12-19T04:14:32Z] <noocsharp> most likely for simplicity, because then everything in sources gets hashed, no need to distinguish between remote and in-repo sources
[2021-12-19T04:30:20Z] <akira01> any solution to animated wallpaper in kiss?
[2021-12-19T04:32:20Z] <acheam> https://github.com/vilhalmer/oguri
[2021-12-19T04:32:32Z] <acheam> Haven't tested it myself, but Simon Ser contributing gives it a lot of credibility in my book
[2021-12-19T04:33:27Z] <acheam> noocsharp: but git repos as sources dont require checksums
[2021-12-19T04:33:42Z] <acheam> so if you mix git repos and http links youll end up with a mix anyways
[2021-12-19T04:34:43Z] <acheam> oh you can manually disable it by replacing the line in the checksums file with the word "SKIP"
[2021-12-19T04:34:44Z] <acheam> thats new
[2021-12-19T04:34:49Z] <akira01> oguri wont work
[2021-12-19T04:34:58Z] <akira01> Dont know why
[2021-12-19T04:35:05Z] <akira01> Tested a gif
[2021-12-19T04:35:10Z] <akira01> And not worked
[2021-12-19T04:36:32Z] <noocsharp> acheam: oh yeah, forgot about that
[2021-12-19T04:36:58Z] <akira01> also how can i get my output in sway?
[2021-12-19T05:09:09Z] <Featyre> I haven't setup KISS yet so idk
[2021-12-19T05:15:57Z] <dilyn> ever realize you bought a second monitor but your graphics card only has a single displayport output because of the #shortage?
[2021-12-19T05:16:11Z] <dilyn> guess I get to blow fifteen bucks on a mini displayport cable (:
[2021-12-19T05:27:22Z] <noocsharp> your graphics card takes mini displayport?
[2021-12-19T05:34:49Z] <testuser[m]> @NV6:libera.chat: why don't u just use shitcord in the browser
[2021-12-19T05:35:06Z] <testuser[m]> They have a "desktop" app just so they can spy on your processes
[2021-12-19T05:35:07Z] <testuser[m]> Hi
[2021-12-19T10:12:39Z] <Featyre> What distro do you use for chrooting
[2021-12-19T10:20:37Z] <aosync> NV6:
[2021-12-19T10:21:01Z] <aosync> https://github.com/NeverDecaf/discord-PWA have you tried this ?
[2021-12-19T10:21:17Z] <aosync> or chromium --app="https://discord.com/app"
[2021-12-19T10:21:30Z] <aosync> how good are those solutions to you? do you really need the client?
[2021-12-19T12:19:00Z] <soliwilos> akira01: For building wayab, try forking the cairo package and add --enable-glesv2 to it's build file.
[2021-12-19T15:15:14Z] <acheam> noocsharp: mini displayport is pretty common on small form factor cards
[2021-12-19T15:15:38Z] <acheam> my wx3100 has 1 DP and 2 mini DP for example
[2021-12-19T19:23:38Z] <akira01> hey
[2021-12-19T19:23:51Z] <akira01> anyone have mpv.pc in pkgconfig?
[2021-12-19T19:59:13Z] <sad_plan> o/
[2021-12-19T20:02:55Z] <soliwilos> akira01: You probably want to build mpv with libmpv enabled.
[2021-12-19T20:13:24Z] <akira01> yeah
[2021-12-19T20:13:29Z] <akira01> thats what i think
[2021-12-19T20:17:01Z] <sad_plan> I figured out how to fix cmake not building though. cause of not properly regognizing zlib. sortoff atleast. but it doesnt make any sense
[2021-12-19T20:18:00Z] <sad_plan> its something to do with my kernel config. I figured Id tried to build while chrooting into my kiss build from an obarun live usb, and it worked.
[2021-12-19T20:19:23Z] <phoebos> https://github.com/dylanaraps/dylanaraps
[2021-12-19T20:20:28Z] <sad_plan> ^ thats one way of telling everyone :')
[2021-12-19T20:20:39Z] <phoebos> no releases until next year ig
[2021-12-19T20:57:00Z] <bibliocar> Yay, I got a text editor I was working on to work on kiss. I was assigning EOF to char, and thta was causing it to lose the information.
[2021-12-19T21:02:57Z] <phoebos> cool
[2021-12-19T21:03:18Z] <phoebos> can we see
[2021-12-19T21:03:43Z] <bibliocar> NooOOOoooooooooo!
[2021-12-19T21:03:48Z] <bibliocar> not yet, it isn't ready!
[2021-12-19T21:04:32Z] <phoebos> oop
[2021-12-19T21:04:39Z] <phoebos> what language is it in
[2021-12-19T21:04:44Z] <bibliocar> I just thought I'd share that in chat because it seemed like a very kiss specific thing to say.
[2021-12-19T21:04:53Z] <bibliocar> C
[2021-12-19T21:05:04Z] <phoebos> nice
[2021-12-19T21:06:46Z] <bibliocar> also, see! I don't always ask stupid questions. Sometimes I can solve my own problems.
[2021-12-19T22:38:19Z] <dilyn> noochsharp: as acheam said; i've got a wx2100 and because it's a small form-factor card it can't fit a lot of outputs. why it doesn't *just* have two full-sized DP I don't know...
[2021-12-19T22:38:39Z] <dilyn> s/noochsharp/noocsharp/
[2021-12-19T22:38:41Z] <dilyn> every time dammit
[2021-12-19T22:39:52Z] <sereg> i got some nvme then realised i  have no m.2 on motherboard [ACTION] facepalm
[2021-12-19T22:45:14Z] <acheam> dilyn: oh didnt realize we have pretty much the same fairly niche card :)
[2021-12-19T22:45:19Z] <acheam> when'd you get it?
[2021-12-19T22:45:31Z] <dilyn> I got it when I built this PC, so... april-ish
[2021-12-19T22:45:41Z] <acheam> nice
[2021-12-19T22:45:44Z] <dilyn> because it was the only reasonably priced card haha. it was either this or fifty bucks more for a card that came out in 2011
[2021-12-19T22:45:54Z] <dilyn> yeah. it's been pretty fine thus far
[2021-12-19T22:46:17Z] <dilyn> I spent like forty minutes yesterday researching the DP spec to try and discern the differences between 1.2 and 1.4 etc to see if paying literally twice as much for a cable was worth it
[2021-12-19T22:46:27Z] <dilyn> turns out the card only supports 1.2 anyways so /shrug
[2021-12-19T22:46:53Z] * acheam just uses whatever random cable he can find around the house
[2021-12-19T22:48:33Z] <dilyn> lmao
[2021-12-19T23:39:37Z] <noocsharp> i wonder if i could sell my gtx 960 for a profit at this point
[2021-12-19T23:44:08Z] <dilyn> the time to sell for max profit was about a year ago
[2021-12-19T23:44:13Z] <dilyn> but at this point... yeah for sure