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[2023-05-03T00:31:43Z] <midfavila> fuuuck
[2023-05-03T00:31:52Z] <midfavila> work was brutal today
[2023-05-03T00:32:06Z] <midfavila> and starting tomorrow i'm supposed to be in charge of the entire kitchen >.>;
[2023-05-03T00:44:12Z] <Gremlin8483> thats a good thing right, get to order others around
[2023-05-03T00:53:03Z] <midfavila> no, because i'm going to be the only one in the kitchen all day
[2023-05-03T01:19:18Z] <Gremlin8483> does this place not understand what "hiring sufficient help" means?
[2023-05-03T02:23:11Z] <midfavila> i *imagine* once i have more experience it won't be too hard
[2023-05-03T02:23:18Z] <midfavila> it's not like the place is objectively that busy
[2023-05-03T02:23:26Z] <midfavila> but it's a lot of work for someone with no prior experience 
[2023-05-03T02:23:32Z] <midfavila> either way, not like failure is an option
[2023-05-03T03:14:42Z] <Gremlin8483> hope they  dont overwork you too much
[2023-05-03T04:01:02Z] <sewn> hi
[2023-05-03T04:56:45Z] <midfavila>  >set up debian in qemu
[2023-05-03T04:56:48Z] <midfavila> >launch firefox
[2023-05-03T04:56:51Z] <midfavila> >qemu segfaults
[2023-05-03T04:56:57Z] <midfavila> very cool thank you 
[2023-05-03T04:57:37Z] <testuser[m]> Hi
[2023-05-03T05:53:46Z] <midfavila> https://opentext.uleth.ca/apex-calculus/apex-calculus.html
[2023-05-03T05:53:57Z] <midfavila> open source calculus textbook :D
[2023-05-03T05:54:19Z] <midfavila> hoping to find equivalents for all of my proprietary textbooks, or at least most
[2023-05-03T10:38:27Z] <sewn> https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/27435
[2023-05-03T11:38:31Z] <ruivlea> hi
[2023-05-03T14:06:45Z] <sewn> hi
[2023-05-03T15:17:19Z] <ruivlea> test
[2023-05-03T19:21:39Z] <drez> has anyone ported kertex to kiss linux?
[2023-05-03T20:08:19Z] <shokara> I'm assuming you mean packaged and not ported?
[2023-05-03T20:08:38Z] <shokara> kertex should run on any *nix and plan9 out of the box
[2023-05-03T20:08:48Z] <shokara> (probably, I haven't tried myself because of the build system)
[2023-05-03T20:28:55Z] <drez> I mean packaged,  yeah
[2023-05-03T20:29:03Z] <drez> I thought it was pretty much synonymous with ported
[2023-05-03T20:29:25Z] <drez> just that porting involves porting the code if it doesn't run already
[2023-05-03T20:29:29Z] <drez> sort of an umbrella term
[2023-05-03T20:29:35Z] <drez> like how when one says bsd ports
[2023-05-03T20:29:52Z] <shokara> ah that's what you meant
[2023-05-03T20:36:57Z] <Guest46> Hi
[2023-05-03T20:37:26Z] <shokara> hello
[2023-05-03T20:39:27Z] <drez> salute
[2023-05-03T20:40:11Z] <Guest46> I have a dualshock4 that appears in dmesg, all kernel modules mentioned in gentoo wiki are compiled in-kernel, the controller is  working in evtest. But mednafen doesn't detect it. Any tips?
[2023-05-03T20:41:09Z] <drez> maybe mednafen uses something different
[2023-05-03T20:41:32Z] <shokara> does /dev/input/js* exist?
[2023-05-03T20:41:50Z] <shokara> maybe mednafen uses the joystick interface instead of evdev
[2023-05-03T20:43:07Z] <Guest46> shokara yeah that doesn't exist. I tried making a fake input/js0 and mednafen complained /sys/class/input/js0: faild...etc
[2023-05-03T20:43:25Z] <Guest46> So I think you are right.
[2023-05-03T20:43:36Z] <shokara> try enabling the joystick interface then
[2023-05-03T20:43:49Z] <shokara> I think it's in Device Drivers -> Input -> Joystick?
[2023-05-03T20:43:55Z] <shokara> (or grep for CONFIG_JS)
[2023-05-03T20:44:13Z] <Guest46> It is enabled Just checkd with grep
[2023-05-03T20:44:39Z] <Guest46> another thing
[2023-05-03T20:45:43Z] <Guest46> I used to play with bluetooth through dbus and bluetooth  and js0 did exist if I recall correctly.
[2023-05-03T20:45:59Z] <Guest46> and bluetoothd*
[2023-05-03T20:46:19Z] <shokara> maybe udev is messing with you
[2023-05-03T20:46:30Z] <Guest46> I use mdev
[2023-05-03T20:46:38Z] <shokara> strange
[2023-05-03T20:47:53Z] <Guest46> how js0 is normally created? maybe we can create the nod and test?
[2023-05-03T20:48:24Z] <shokara> yeah you can try using mknod, but I don't know what the major:minor numbers are
[2023-05-03T20:49:21Z] <Guest46> I use uevent but there is a bunch  of them(i.e: major, minor #s).
[2023-05-03T20:50:44Z] <Guest46> I just wanted to play with my brother, and it turned into a maintainence session. We went to the beach instead.
[2023-05-03T20:52:32Z] <testuser[m]> Guest46: check udev rules in other distros 
[2023-05-03T20:52:39Z] <testuser[m]> And add an equivalent mdev rule
[2023-05-03T20:52:55Z] <shokara> if it was a permissions issue, wouldn't mednafen have complained about that?
[2023-05-03T20:53:08Z] <shokara> and evtest not have worked?
[2023-05-03T20:53:10Z] <Guest46> testuser[m] will do.
[2023-05-03T20:53:23Z] <testuser[m]> shokara: udev is for creating nodes too not just perms
[2023-05-03T20:53:31Z] <shokara> right
[2023-05-03T20:54:28Z] <Guest46> shokara maybe. But it is not a permission issue, because I chmod 644 input/event10.
[2023-05-03T20:55:13Z] <shokara> yeah then an equivalent rule may help
[2023-05-03T20:57:43Z] <Guest46> I'm not very familliar with rules. Can i have a recipe?
[2023-05-03T20:58:02Z] <Guest46> mdev style
[2023-05-03T21:33:42Z] <Guest46> It looks like mednafen uses, js api. Still no clue how to add them. Tried https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/input/joydev/joystick.html.