[2022-10-18T00:55:17Z] wait, I forgot about the issue with /dev not being mounted correctly.. sound works with alsa though. so its likely a sndio issue it seems. [2022-10-18T02:09:18Z] phoebos: yash [2022-10-18T06:19:53Z] anyone know a cli implementation of keepass that support kdbx format? [2022-10-18T06:20:01Z] all i found are either too bloated or too fucked [2022-10-18T06:20:10Z] i don't need anything fancy [2022-10-18T06:20:15Z] ability to read it is enough [2022-10-18T07:06:11Z] testuser[m]: I have updated gtk3 and sway and it works fine for me [2022-10-18T07:58:57Z] Hi [2022-10-18T07:59:05Z] Hi [2022-10-18T10:01:26Z] why does busybox find return 0 return code when a file is not found [2022-10-18T10:04:39Z] line 128 of https://osdn.net/projects/yash/scm/svn/blobs/head/yash/trunk/input.c [2022-10-18T10:05:22Z] i couldn't find a POSIX requirement to handle Ctrl+C in read [2022-10-18T10:05:27Z] Ctrl+D is defined though [2022-10-18T10:05:33Z] or we can use y/n [2022-10-18T10:21:09Z] wael_: it is normal behavior because find is recursive [2022-10-18T10:21:22Z] sbase find return 0 as well [2022-10-18T10:21:39Z] is it possible to make it return non-0 then? [2022-10-18T10:22:09Z] no [2022-10-18T10:22:20Z] use [ -e ... ] [2022-10-18T10:22:33Z] phoebos: might as well stick with ctrl + c / d than y/n [2022-10-18T10:23:04Z] illiliti: hi [2022-10-18T10:23:53Z] hi [2022-10-18T10:24:13Z] phoebos: btw is `: ${TERM:=xterm-256color}` ok to add to .profile? yash needs TERM set for line editing and stuff but eg in TTY it might not be set [2022-10-18T10:39:01Z] TERM=linux is a better option for tty [2022-10-18T10:43:08Z] > Ignore interruption and continue reading, because: [2022-10-18T10:43:16Z] nice yash [2022-10-18T10:44:21Z] yash ignores ctrl c on read? [2022-10-18T10:44:41Z] seems so [2022-10-18T10:44:45Z] can't test rn [2022-10-18T10:44:49Z] what the fuck [2022-10-18T10:52:47Z] is there some magic sway/libinput binding like ESC + qdqwdqfegew that messes up input like making mouse scrollwheel act as up and down and the keyboard being remapped or something? I was just spamming esc + some keys in yash line editing and it messed up the input and got fixed when i spammed similarly again [2022-10-18T10:52:56Z] also fixed by replugging [2022-10-18T10:53:17Z] (i checked the bindings outside the shell in firefox) [2022-10-18T10:53:23Z] i mean the behaviour [2022-10-18T10:59:45Z] event15 KEYBOARD_KEY +76.860s *** (-1) released [2022-10-18T10:59:47Z] On every keypress [2022-10-18T11:03:38Z] nvm thats the same even after its fixed [2022-10-18T11:03:40Z] hmm [2022-10-18T11:04:44Z] maybe its just some setting on my keyboard [2022-10-18T11:10:01Z] it is only reproducible in yash? [2022-10-18T11:18:44Z] globally [2022-10-18T15:51:52Z] i find yash to be really wonky [2022-10-18T15:52:06Z] which is unfortunate because it's otherwise a very nice shell [2022-10-18T15:52:39Z] i remember running into a million and a half problems with it last time i tried running it on kiss [2022-10-18T16:33:17Z] midfavila What else did u encounter? I just had problems with it assuming TERM and the Ctrl + C thing [2022-10-18T16:33:30Z] for me it would just hang immediately [2022-10-18T16:34:01Z] when I could get it to run prior to that attempt, it wouldn't read from its included profiles on startup [2022-10-18T16:34:03Z] did u strace it? [2022-10-18T16:34:11Z] didn't bother [2022-10-18T16:34:22Z] that was around the time i stopped caring about using a bourne shell for daily use [2022-10-18T16:34:26Z] i just use rc now [2022-10-18T16:34:27Z] * midfavila shrugs [2022-10-18T16:34:30Z] wdym by included profiles [2022-10-18T16:34:54Z] yash includes a number of profiles as part of its codebase. as in, you know, initialization files. defines the prompt and stuff [2022-10-18T16:34:56Z] i just have .yash_profile with `. /etc/profile` so it sources everything in /etc/profile.d and that autoload thing in yashrc [2022-10-18T16:36:10Z] btw any other good shells? I really like yash's auto complete cycle thing [2022-10-18T16:36:51Z] i wouldn't be able to suggest one [2022-10-18T16:36:58Z] like i said, i've only used rc for a while now [2022-10-18T16:37:07Z] generally i'm fond of almquist shells [2022-10-18T16:37:15Z] dash + a readline library is comfy [2022-10-18T18:16:31Z] https://www.phoronix.com/news/Git-2.38.1-Released [2022-10-18T18:21:58Z] woooo [2022-10-18T18:42:35Z] man i sure do fucking love using git [2022-10-18T18:42:48Z] can't wait until i can wipe it from my system [2022-10-18T18:42:59Z] https://inv.riverside.rocks/watch?v=Ps8jOj7diA0&list=PLD28639E2FFC4B86A&index=0 [2022-10-18T18:43:05Z] ^you guys might find this interesting btw [2022-10-18T18:43:13Z] stanford class on programming languages [2022-10-18T18:45:13Z] midfavila: but anything can have vulns [2022-10-18T18:45:50Z] sure but not everything is 829k lines of code [2022-10-18T18:46:41Z] git is huge and I don't really use it for anything other than cloning or pushing once in a while, and i'd like to not have it and its deps on my system [2022-10-18T18:46:43Z] * midfavila shrugs [2022-10-18T18:47:36Z] fossil? [2022-10-18T18:48:28Z] i've looked at it before, seems interesting enough [2022-10-18T18:49:38Z] rsync? [2022-10-18T18:50:01Z] nah. at some point i'm just going to dump tarballs onto my site and call it a day [2022-10-18T19:48:50Z] what we need is a kernel with 1000 lines of code max and a userspace with 1000 lines of code max. [2022-10-18T19:49:28Z] not this non sense of billions of lines of code [2022-10-18T19:57:58Z] "midfavila: but anything can have..." <- Computers don't have vulns. The programmer is at fault. [2022-10-18T19:59:02Z] that's objectively not the case [2022-10-18T22:49:50Z] o/ [2022-10-18T23:28:05Z] ?o? [2022-10-18T23:39:55Z] https://qoiformat.org/ [2022-10-18T23:40:01Z] interesting image format