[2021-11-06T00:15:17Z] <bibliocar> wew, okay, so I am really having a lot of trouble installing. I might be the wrong person for the distro, though.
[2021-11-06T00:17:51Z] <bibliocar> right, logs...
[2021-11-06T00:19:42Z] <dilyn> :)  
[2021-11-06T00:21:06Z] <bibliocar> well, some context is necessary. I'm trying to use glasnost on an arm machine. I had trouble before coming here where I think I was using the wrong repo...
[2021-11-06T00:26:03Z] <bibliocar> https://files.catbox.moe/aq9htq I wasn't sure where to change compile flags, so it's probably at -o3
[2021-11-06T00:28:47Z] <bibliocar> there are a few more before that
[2021-11-06T00:33:20Z] <dilyn> i'm not so helpful with arm stuff
[2021-11-06T00:33:23Z] <dilyn> error: relocation R_AARCH64_ADR_PREL_PG_HI21 cannot be used against symbol Perl_ck_entersub_args_proto_or_list
[2021-11-06T00:33:25Z] <dilyn> that's no bueno...
[2021-11-06T00:34:01Z] <dilyn> what exactly are your C{XX}FLAGS, and you're using glasnost's arm tarball and stuff? 
[2021-11-06T00:39:20Z] <bibliocar> okay, that might be a stupid error on my part. Um, I'm using the tarball from their site, I followed the KISS instructions, but where they said to use the kiss repo on github, I used the glasnost repo on github. I suppose I could use the tarball instead. 
[2021-11-06T00:39:46Z] <bibliocar> compiler flags should all be the default. I wasn't sure to set them.
[2021-11-06T00:40:59Z] <bibliocar> that might be the problem, because whats un github should be generic for multiple arches?
[2021-11-06T00:43:49Z] <bibliocar> okay, i think it's saying to use build flags that I didn't use. Where do I set build flags?
[2021-11-06T00:44:52Z] <dilyn> can you show the page? 
[2021-11-06T00:45:43Z] <bibliocar> okay, you just set them in bash.
[2021-11-06T00:46:38Z] <bibliocar> https://github.com/glasnostlinux/glasnost
[2021-11-06T00:46:55Z] <bibliocar> I think this may have fixed my problem.
[2021-11-06T00:48:16Z] <bibliocar> It'll take a while to compile. I should have set o2 as well.
[2021-11-06T00:49:46Z] <dilyn> especially if you're building on-machine :X  i just acquired a pi and I'm terrified of building on it xD 
[2021-11-06T00:49:52Z] <dilyn> too used to my 24 core machine lol
[2021-11-06T01:36:36Z] <bibliocar> okay, that didn't work, but probably because I did the wrong flags.
[2021-11-06T01:41:59Z] <jedavies> bibliocar: you are building on the arm machine?
[2021-11-06T01:42:23Z] <bibliocar> yes.
[2021-11-06T01:43:53Z] <jedavies> ok, should be similar to KISS for you. I have lots of updates to push this weekend also - got rust and firefox cross building now.
[2021-11-06T01:44:16Z] <jedavies> Running sway + firefox + wvkbd on the pinephone cross build from another machine
[2021-11-06T01:44:22Z] <bibliocar> oh god, firefox. I honestly wasn't expecting to be able to compile that.
[2021-11-06T01:45:02Z] <jedavies> Firefox isn't in the repos right now, only got it working in the last few days. Should push it to the repo with some other updates this weekend.
[2021-11-06T01:59:43Z] <bibliocar> https://files.catbox.moe/lwlmqg new log of my failed compile. hmm
[2021-11-06T02:01:32Z] <bibliocar> I probably need to link the additional folders in my profile
[2021-11-06T02:01:47Z] <bibliocar> not just core and extra, but module and gcc?
[2021-11-06T02:03:16Z] <bibliocar> Firefox would be nice. I'm not sure my little 4gb of ram machine can even compile it, though.
[2021-11-06T02:05:12Z] <jedavies> Your KISS_PATH should be fine with core and extra.  modules are git submodules. gcc is gcc for various architectures, but it is only needed for building firmware.
[2021-11-06T02:05:52Z] <jedavies> You have a faster machine you can build on? Building on arm devices can be very slow
[2021-11-06T02:07:06Z] <jedavies> e.g. you can build packages for the arm device on an x86_64 laptop
[2021-11-06T02:10:42Z] <bibliocar> I mean, I could. I'd rather see how far I can get by on this first, though. This is meant to be my secure machine, and that my play machine.
[2021-11-06T02:27:20Z] <bibliocar> "clang-13: warning: argument unused during compilation: '-L/usr/lib' [-Wunused-command-line-argument]" I assumbe this is a variable I'm supposed to set in my .profile, but haven't yet.
[2021-11-06T02:48:43Z] <bibliocar> okay, I think I know the problem.
[2021-11-06T03:46:14Z] <testuser[m]1> Hi
[2021-11-06T03:52:24Z] <bibliocar> Hello
[2021-11-06T06:10:29Z] <jstnas[m]> !nick jstnas
[2021-11-06T11:06:45Z] <foomar> I'm experiencing this build problem https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=232394 with webkit-2.34.1, any problem if I bump version to 2.34.0 instead?
[2021-11-06T12:19:23Z] <testuser[m]1> Its fine
[2021-11-06T13:32:25Z] <foomar> Same problem in 2.34.0 :( ... I'll investigate further
[2021-11-06T16:59:35Z] <illiliti> i'll update eiwd to 1.19 later
[2021-11-06T16:59:43Z] <illiliti> i need to figure out why it segfaults first
[2021-11-06T17:01:36Z] <testuser[m]1> No need to figure out
[2021-11-06T17:01:39Z] <testuser[m]1> Just rewrite it in you know what
[2021-11-06T17:04:25Z] <noocsharp> i just realized why rust has a crab as a mascot
[2021-11-06T17:44:10Z] <illiliti> please test: https://github.com/illiliti/eiwd/releases/tag/1.19-1
[2021-11-06T20:48:32Z] <dilyn> adopting and bumping to 2.34.0 is fine for now foomar; we can find a fix for that particular bug later :)  
[2021-11-06T22:10:46Z] <illiliti> wlroots got owned by freedesktop
[2021-11-06T22:10:49Z] <illiliti> https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wlroots/wlroots
[2021-11-06T22:12:48Z] <noocsharp> wow
[2021-11-06T22:14:12Z] <noocsharp> haha, the readme used to say "or about 50,000 lines of code you were going to write anyway"
[2021-11-06T22:14:17Z] <noocsharp> but they changed it to 60,000
[2021-11-06T22:22:35Z] <illiliti> expect 100,000 somewhere in 2027
[2021-11-06T22:22:47Z] <illiliti> then redhat will say: "wayland is hard to maintain, we need something better"
[2021-11-06T22:23:21Z] <noocsharp> in 2018 it used to say 40,000
[2021-11-06T22:29:06Z] <illiliti> https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wlroots/wlroots/-/issues/3321
[2021-11-06T22:30:45Z] <illiliti> "feel uncomfortable"
[2021-11-06T22:30:54Z] <illiliti> if you feel uncomfortable, you should not use internet
[2021-11-06T23:33:12Z] <noocsharp> then they put on their resume "contributed to wlroots"