[2021-07-02T00:24:37Z] o [2021-07-02T00:24:47Z] oops [2021-07-02T04:11:39Z] https://paste.debian.net/1203102 could these problems be musl related? [2021-07-02T04:18:32Z] replacing uint with "unsigned int" will probably fix it [2021-07-02T04:18:39Z] uont is a nonstandard extension IIRC [2021-07-02T04:18:57Z] same thing with the other type [2021-07-02T04:19:13Z] just sed it in the build file [2021-07-02T04:19:16Z] technoznc: [2021-07-02T04:32:15Z] acheam: king, it worked, thanks so much [2021-07-02T04:35:37Z] nice [2021-07-02T04:54:49Z] Hi [2021-07-02T04:54:56Z] ih [2021-07-02T04:54:59Z] ih [2021-07-02T05:05:35Z] a package won't compile, should I post the log here, or open a github issue? its for dilyn [2021-07-02T05:06:37Z] i'd try and work through it in here first, make sure it's really the package [2021-07-02T05:06:43Z] what issue(s) are you running into? [2021-07-02T05:08:09Z] midfavila: heres the log: https://termbin.com/i40q# [2021-07-02T05:09:36Z] it fails at mv: can't rename '/root/.cache/kiss/proc/6948/pkg/py-sip/usr/include/python*/sip.h': No such file or directory [2021-07-02T05:10:08Z] yeah, I'm looking at it right now [2021-07-02T05:11:36Z] hmm [2021-07-02T05:11:49Z] unless I'm looking at it wrong, the buildfile might need to be modified [2021-07-02T05:12:33Z] the package is looking for the file at pkg/py-sip/usr/include/python*/sip.h, but it seems like it only ends up at build/py-sip/siplib/sip.h... [2021-07-02T05:17:39Z] yeah seems like it :/ [2021-07-02T05:40:50Z] aw fuck [2021-07-02T05:41:06Z] i just recompiled the entire KISS image on the laptop itself, and it's still having the same error... [2021-07-02T05:41:19Z] like I thought, it's this IOPL error... [2021-07-02T05:41:45Z] why arent you just using an older archive instead, if the newest one is giving you a massive headache? [2021-07-02T05:41:52Z] ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ [2021-07-02T05:42:04Z] because I'm stupid and this was supposed to be the start of archives [2021-07-02T05:42:12Z] up until now my images have been pretty ad-hoc [2021-07-02T05:42:13Z] won't older archives disappear? [2021-07-02T05:43:35Z] why? it doesnt really matter if you choose an older one anyway. one can just update it once you have extracted it, and your up to speed anyway. [2021-07-02T05:44:05Z] schillingklaus: no, theyre still there on github. dilyn just posts new ones once in a while [2021-07-02T05:44:22Z] i'm not talking about the standard archives on github [2021-07-02T05:44:28Z] these are systems I'm putting together myself [2021-07-02T05:44:34Z] oh [2021-07-02T05:44:42Z] it... might be my cflags... [2021-07-02T05:44:47Z] that's the only thing I can think of, at this point... [2021-07-02T05:44:53Z] so your buiding your own kiss basicly? [2021-07-02T05:45:12Z] mmh. I want to have an archive that I can pull down, untar, and reboot into a fully-working system [2021-07-02T05:45:37Z] the annoying thing is that the only issue here is X. everything else works fantastically [2021-07-02T05:46:05Z] lowest memory use I've ever hit, shaved four or so megs off my kernel, things are super responsive... but no GUI. [2021-07-02T05:46:43Z] strange [2021-07-02T05:47:33Z] just gonna recompile all the X-related libs with -O2 -pipe -w -stack-protector instead of the standard set. that'll work... I hope. [2021-07-02T05:48:07Z] I dont get all the flags some guys are using, what does the -w -stack-protector even do? [2021-07-02T05:48:46Z] -w prevents tons of warnings being spit out onto your terminal, and -stack-protector just enables some simple security optimizations [2021-07-02T05:48:54Z] alpine uses it for all their packages, if I recall [2021-07-02T05:49:02Z] aah [2021-07-02T06:22:51Z] is gcc or clang used in the default packages? [2021-07-02T06:22:58Z] look in core. [2021-07-02T06:28:13Z] schillingklaus: packages usually use cc for compilling [2021-07-02T06:28:41Z] so whatever is symlinked to /bin/cc [2021-07-02T06:29:36Z] related: Anyone know any alternative C/C++ compilers to GCC that aren't Clang/LLVM? [2021-07-02T06:29:45Z] plenty [2021-07-02T06:29:51Z] tcc, for one [2021-07-02T06:29:52Z] tcc [2021-07-02T06:29:54Z] cproc for another [2021-07-02T06:29:59Z] tss and scc, but they only compile C, not C++ afaik [2021-07-02T06:30:01Z] zig has a weird system [2021-07-02T06:30:09Z] but i've heard that's not a proper compiler [2021-07-02T06:30:16Z] so can i like completely uninstall GCC and use tcc instead without any issues? [2021-07-02T06:30:20Z] never [2021-07-02T06:30:29Z] why not [2021-07-02T06:30:37Z] because it doesn't implement all of modern C, for one [2021-07-02T06:30:46Z] and because a lot of unix programs are written with GNU extensions, for two [2021-07-02T06:31:09Z] but clang can compile those programs? [2021-07-02T06:31:19Z] many of them, I've heard. [2021-07-02T06:31:25Z] enough for it to be feasible. [2021-07-02T06:31:37Z] eh [2021-07-02T06:31:43Z] I wish there was more compiler diversity [2021-07-02T06:31:54Z] i mean, writing a compiler is kind of a pain [2021-07-02T06:31:57Z] because it seems like the only viable options are clang and C++ [2021-07-02T06:31:59Z] especially for a modern language [2021-07-02T06:32:07Z] s/C++/GCC [2021-07-02T06:32:27Z] and those suckers are written in c++ [2021-07-02T06:32:52Z] you can always try to port Rob Pike's compiler suite to linux [2021-07-02T06:32:54Z] also IIRC tcc is a dead project [2021-07-02T06:33:00Z] yes, it is [2021-07-02T06:33:08Z] hasn't been touched since the mid-'00s afaik [2021-07-02T06:33:24Z] * GalaxyNova cries [2021-07-02T06:33:47Z] gfdi [2021-07-02T06:33:58Z] even after recompiling my entire graphics stack, it still refuses to work [2021-07-02T06:34:29Z] it's just that I wish there was a compiler that stuck to the standards and didn't add any shit extensions [2021-07-02T06:34:40Z] nobody would use it [2021-07-02T06:34:47Z] why? [2021-07-02T06:34:52Z] people use POSIX shell when bash exists [2021-07-02T06:35:09Z] it only happens to be used because bash is a superset of posix shell [2021-07-02T06:35:23Z] so is GNU C [2021-07-02T06:35:23Z] just how most people write C99 or C11, but in reality they're writing GNU C [2021-07-02T06:35:35Z] and there's a reason people use bash [2021-07-02T06:35:39Z] and there's a reason people use GNU C [2021-07-02T06:35:41Z] because it's easy. [2021-07-02T06:35:58Z] the extra features provided are good for quality of life. [2021-07-02T06:36:03Z] it's as simple as that. [2021-07-02T06:36:14Z] I avoid bash bloat [2021-07-02T06:36:24Z] good for you. [2021-07-02T06:36:31Z] > people use POSIX shell when bash exists [2021-07-02T06:36:41Z] why woudn't they use C standards when GNU C exists [2021-07-02T06:36:43Z] isn't it the same thing [2021-07-02T06:37:32Z] openbsd makes it a bit easier, but they still have a hard time to get rid of gcc [2021-07-02T06:37:34Z] I don't understand what you're trying to say. GNU C is a superset of C that adds quality of life features that make writing programs easier. Therefore, people will prefer GNU C or some similar superset to a strictly compliant compiler. [2021-07-02T06:38:09Z] As a result, a strictly-compliant compiler isn't likely to be able to take hold, meaning writing pure C will likely not take hold. [2021-07-02T06:38:23Z] there will always be edgecases, sure, but that's largely irrelevant. [2021-07-02T06:38:36Z] Bash is a superset of POSIX shell that adds quality of life features that make writing programs easier. But there are still people (like us) that prefer to write everything in POSIX shell. [2021-07-02T06:38:47Z] and do you really think we're the norm? [2021-07-02T06:39:27Z] well [2021-07-02T06:39:29Z] ofc not [2021-07-02T06:39:35Z] that's my point. [2021-07-02T06:39:39Z] edgecases are irrelevant. [2021-07-02T06:40:19Z] the reason it isn't feasible to use something like TCC or CProc is because they're not standard, even if they're "pure". [2021-07-02T06:40:33Z] at least with bash, it's fairly easy to replace scripts. [2021-07-02T06:40:41Z] but C is a whole different ballpark. [2021-07-02T06:43:05Z] i don't see any quality in the additional features [2021-07-02T06:43:38Z] doesn't really matter what you think. as an outlier, you have two options: conform or fight an uphill battle. [2021-07-02T06:43:52Z] typeof is pretty useful tbh [2021-07-02T06:44:09Z] and i only learned until recent it's actually not portable [2021-07-02T06:44:19Z] https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/C-Extensions.html [2021-07-02T06:44:19Z] ...uh... [2021-07-02T06:44:57Z] i prefer uphill battles, as in the case of going mouseless [2021-07-02T06:45:23Z] that's not really uphill... [2021-07-02T06:45:41Z] GUI programs have always had an option to work without a mouse. [2021-07-02T06:45:47Z] schillingklaus: give qutebrowser a try [2021-07-02T06:45:52Z] it's great [2021-07-02T06:46:02Z] it's webkit and written in python and qt [2021-07-02T06:46:05Z] that's... eh. [2021-07-02T06:46:19Z] plus, it's just another browser with vi bindings. [2021-07-02T06:46:24Z] qutebrowser is not webkit [2021-07-02T06:46:29Z] it's chromium xD [2021-07-02T06:46:49Z] webkit or qtwebengine [2021-07-02T06:47:06Z] so it can use blink as a backend, but that would be even worse. [2021-07-02T06:47:16Z] it's chromium based [2021-07-02T06:47:26Z] i'm literally looking at the wikipedia entry for it right now. [2021-07-02T06:47:58Z] well wikipedia is clearly wrong because i can litterally type "chrome://version" and it returns a valid webpage [2021-07-02T06:48:30Z] oh sorry i meant "chrome://dino" [2021-07-02T06:48:40Z] and I can type about:mozilla in pale moon, but that doesn't mean it's based on quantum. [2021-07-02T06:48:44Z] if you don't like wikipedia, [2021-07-02T06:48:48Z] https://github.com/qutebrowser/qutebrowser [2021-07-02T06:48:52Z] look at the fucking git page. [2021-07-02T06:49:42Z] Oh you're right [2021-07-02T06:49:52Z] yes, shockingly, I know things sometimes. [2021-07-02T06:49:55Z] qtwebengine is still chromium based [2021-07-02T06:49:57Z] tho [2021-07-02T06:49:59Z] so ig [2021-07-02T06:50:01Z] I was also right [2021-07-02T06:50:03Z] in a way [2021-07-02T06:50:17Z] it doesn't matter who's right because both options are ass. [2021-07-02T06:50:36Z] well what are the options [2021-07-02T06:50:40Z] the web is bloated [2021-07-02T06:50:49Z] the option is to stop relying on the web. [2021-07-02T06:51:01Z] return to monke [2021-07-02T06:51:08Z] k [2021-07-02T06:51:19Z] it's really not that hard. [2021-07-02T06:52:27Z] I think it would be really hard to find a replacement for common web applications we take for granted such as youtube, github, and most of all search engines [2021-07-02T06:52:39Z] invidious, gitea, searx [2021-07-02T06:52:52Z] or duckduckgo's lite page if you can't be assed to find a decent instance. [2021-07-02T06:52:57Z] searx is web based? [2021-07-02T06:53:01Z] so is duckduckgo? [2021-07-02T06:53:32Z] Unless you are talking about browsing everything from the terminal [2021-07-02T06:53:35Z] ...if you aren't using the web, I fail to see how you would need a search engine. but if we're talking about removing the web entirely, [2021-07-02T06:54:00Z] i suggest using your time for something more useful than browsing youtube. [2021-07-02T06:54:03Z] * midfavila shrugs [2021-07-02T06:54:28Z] cough cough tutorials [2021-07-02T06:54:34Z] cough cough textbooks. [2021-07-02T06:54:45Z] cough cough libraries. [2021-07-02T06:54:51Z] I'm trying very hard right now to not call you a boomer [2021-07-02T06:54:54Z] xD [2021-07-02T06:55:11Z] i didn't realize reading books to learn about new concepts made me a boomer. [2021-07-02T06:55:51Z] Alrisght, it's just that you can't deny it's much easier to search something up on the internet than to walk 30 minutes to the closest library. [2021-07-02T06:55:56Z] does this include e-books? [2021-07-02T06:56:14Z] e-books are a pain because of DRM, but if you can crack it or otherwise get unlocked books, it's w/e. [2021-07-02T06:56:20Z] epub is preferable. [2021-07-02T06:56:35Z] many libraries are still closed due to pandemics [2021-07-02T06:56:43Z] GalaxyNova living outside of the norm isn't easy. I never said it was. [2021-07-02T06:57:01Z] schillingklaus then buy your own books, or download copies off of libgen.is [2021-07-02T06:57:24Z] midfavila: Uninstall your web browser then [2021-07-02T06:57:52Z] the only browser I have is links, and it's used exclusively for reading the news. [2021-07-02T06:57:58Z] so. [2021-07-02T06:59:05Z] i've already committed to praxis. i minimize web use and only engage with simple alternatives to mainstream systems whenever possible. a "no u" doesn't work against me. [2021-07-02T07:00:31Z] Some people need things such as microsoft teams for work or for school (like me). And I'm not about to install snapd and a proprietary program on my prized linux install. Also especially since the covid pandemic it's litterally impossible to live without proper access to the modern internet. [2021-07-02T07:00:53Z] i dunno about that. i've been getting along fine without it. [2021-07-02T07:01:08Z] do you have school? [2021-07-02T07:01:25Z] yup, today was the last day before summer break. [2021-07-02T07:01:48Z] i receive transcripts and assignment information over email, perform my assignments, and submit them in the same manner. [2021-07-02T07:02:21Z] the few times I'm required to attend a virtual meeting, I have a seperate burner machine that I picked up for like 20$. [2021-07-02T07:02:53Z] ...and even then, those meetings are a huge waste of time... I don't know why the administration bothers. [2021-07-02T07:03:29Z] I'm too old for school ... back in my days, schools had at best standalone amigas or so [2021-07-02T07:03:56Z] The Amiga machines are cool. It's a shame Commodore was run by idiots. [2021-07-02T07:05:06Z] * GalaxyNova sighs [2021-07-02T07:33:55Z] test [2021-07-02T07:33:57Z] test [2021-07-02T07:34:06Z] fail [2021-07-02T07:34:15Z] bridge died again [2021-07-02T07:47:29Z] winrar moment [2021-07-02T09:18:31Z] https://invidious-us.kavin.rocks/watch?v=3Q23Wnfat_4 [2021-07-02T12:41:54Z] now that's an interesting change https://github.com/kisslinux/wiki/commit/2cc4420d52dd54f1d9cd8804af2c966d6b42d2cb#diff-6d8d4f3b78db61e99c5b0494b784812577d4da63265402c5d2ca5df22dcdb50dL14-L20 [2021-07-02T12:50:45Z] that's what happens when you use busybox fold [2021-07-02T12:51:26Z] oh, didn't look at the referenced lines [2021-07-02T14:14:48Z] so, kde in mainline repo? [2021-07-02T14:15:45Z] not on my end! [2021-07-02T14:16:34Z] i'm getting the notion that dylan is switching to wayland [2021-07-02T14:17:18Z] Oooh [2021-07-02T14:17:25Z] nice [2021-07-02T14:17:27Z] Ayyland [2021-07-02T14:35:28Z] yes hes using sway right now [2021-07-02T14:36:40Z] Kde would still need dbus and a lot of junk tho [2021-07-02T14:36:47Z] inb4 he's planning to strip all that out [2021-07-02T14:52:22Z] he'd have to extend dbus-stub to support dbus-launch [2021-07-02T14:52:30Z] or go all-in [2021-07-02T15:20:54Z] Man [2021-07-02T15:21:03Z] Wtf happen whit kiss [2021-07-02T15:21:07Z] I can't update [2021-07-02T15:21:15Z] The last update broken [2021-07-02T15:22:42Z] what's the problem [2021-07-02T15:25:26Z] last update broken what [2021-07-02T15:26:12Z] Kiss package [2021-07-02T15:26:17Z] I updated [2021-07-02T15:26:24Z] When i re-run kiss update [2021-07-02T15:26:39Z] It can't create a directory [2021-07-02T15:27:21Z] please be more specific [2021-07-02T15:27:44Z] mkdir: can't create directory '/home/user/.cache/kiss/proc/kiss/1272': Permission denied [2021-07-02T15:28:52Z] run: sh -x /bin/kiss update [2021-07-02T15:28:55Z] I think I've had that before, been meaning to investigate [2021-07-02T15:29:05Z] Are you root [2021-07-02T15:29:10Z] No [2021-07-02T15:29:16Z] I use kiss update without root [2021-07-02T15:29:44Z] ls -l /home/user/.cache/* ? [2021-07-02T15:30:03Z] did .cache/kiss exist before you ran kiss again? [2021-07-02T15:30:46Z] Yes exist [2021-07-02T15:32:31Z] '/home/user/.cache/kiss' is all for my user [2021-07-02T15:32:46Z] And illiliti the command didnt work too [2021-07-02T15:32:49Z] Same error [2021-07-02T15:34:14Z] send full log [2021-07-02T15:35:00Z] sh -x /bin/kiss update 2>&1 | nc termbin.com 9999 [2021-07-02T15:39:05Z] termbin/we81 [2021-07-02T15:39:30Z] https://termbin.com/we81 [2021-07-02T15:40:08Z] Send output of ls -l ~/.cache [2021-07-02T15:40:23Z] Maybe the dir didn't exist, you ran kiss as root and it got owned by it [2021-07-02T15:41:41Z] https://termbin.com/m49z [2021-07-02T15:41:51Z] And yes the kiss dir exist [2021-07-02T15:45:47Z] kimerus: just updated my kiss, same issue. it's happening in my KISS_TMPDIR [2021-07-02T15:45:58Z] mkdir: can't create directory '/tmp/kiss/134617/': Permission denied [2021-07-02T15:46:01Z] actually no it's not [2021-07-02T15:46:28Z] i assume this is something to do with 8b0ad92 [2021-07-02T15:46:30Z] rm -rf ~/.cache/kiss/proc [2021-07-02T15:47:00Z] $tmp_dir [2021-07-02T15:47:27Z] testuser[m]: solved [2021-07-02T15:52:54Z] probably is... [2021-07-02T15:53:12Z] weird that I didn't have this problem for like, the two straight days I tested these commits. [2021-07-02T15:53:16Z] :| [2021-07-02T15:59:24Z] hm. alsa-lib failed to build as well. don't have time to debug now :( [2021-07-02T16:00:15Z] dilyn: hi dilyn, did you noticed the build problem I posted earlier? [2021-07-02T16:00:31Z] i didn't! what was it? [2021-07-02T16:00:37Z] phoebos: logs pls [2021-07-02T16:00:48Z] Man [2021-07-02T16:01:00Z] After rm rf proc dir [2021-07-02T16:01:05Z] Is necessary a reboot? [2021-07-02T16:01:19Z] Because its freaking broken my kiss package manager [2021-07-02T16:01:20Z] pls say no [2021-07-02T16:01:25Z] /proc?? [2021-07-02T16:01:37Z] cache/kiss/proc [2021-07-02T16:01:47Z] it certainly shouldn't [2021-07-02T16:01:50Z] what exactly is broken [2021-07-02T16:02:04Z] Well [2021-07-02T16:02:21Z] It finish the update of package libffi (i think) [2021-07-02T16:02:24Z] But [2021-07-02T16:02:32Z] technoznc: this? https://paste.debian.net/1203102 [2021-07-02T16:02:38Z] It simple stop the build of other packages [2021-07-02T16:02:46Z] I had 4 packges to update [2021-07-02T16:03:04Z] Kiss init the update of libffi and stop [2021-07-02T16:03:06Z] dilyn: yeah [2021-07-02T16:03:17Z] oh no [2021-07-02T16:03:19Z] sec [2021-07-02T16:03:22Z] And i do kiss update and well init again the build of libffi [2021-07-02T16:03:43Z] https://termbin.com/i40q# this? lol [2021-07-02T16:04:09Z] can't rename '/root/.cache/kiss/proc/6948/pkg/py-sip/usr/include/python*/sip.h': No such file or directory# [2021-07-02T16:04:12Z] yyeah this one dilyn :D [2021-07-02T16:05:43Z] that's just because they moved it [2021-07-02T16:05:44Z] hrng [2021-07-02T16:07:40Z] hmmm they *didn't*, for some reason something something [2021-07-02T16:08:04Z] Dilyn [2021-07-02T16:08:18Z] https://termbin.com/22kl [2021-07-02T16:08:29Z] i mean this [2021-07-02T16:08:49Z] Don't know if is a package error or kiss package manager error [2021-07-02T16:09:04Z] well find the directory that has the wrong permissions mate [2021-07-02T16:09:24Z] it's potentially a package manager problem, assuming all the directories in ~ have the right permissions [2021-07-02T16:10:06Z] What i need to do? [2021-07-02T16:10:24Z] Already removed the cache/kiss/proc dir [2021-07-02T16:10:27Z] And solved [2021-07-02T16:10:35Z] But now a had this problem [2021-07-02T16:10:43Z] right so... [2021-07-02T16:10:59Z] use ls -l to identify the permissions of all the directories leading to that file it's failing to create [2021-07-02T16:11:22Z] see which one is owned by the wrong user or group, or if some permissions are incorrect [2021-07-02T16:11:31Z] i'm not having an issue, so I can't really help [2021-07-02T16:12:41Z] I too have had that permission denied issue resolved my removing the dir [2021-07-02T16:13:26Z] technoznc: fixed, I'm just going to be less clever [2021-07-02T16:13:32Z] interesante. will investigate [2021-07-02T16:13:35Z] cool :3 [2021-07-02T16:14:19Z] Man [2021-07-02T16:14:22Z] Fuckkkkkkkk [2021-07-02T16:14:27Z] I solved one [2021-07-02T16:14:30Z] And had another [2021-07-02T16:16:36Z] konimex[m]: how do I build linux with byacc? [2021-07-02T16:16:38Z] rm rf everything except bindir and sourcedir [2021-07-02T16:16:58Z] I'm getting "bison: unrecognized option: -" [2021-07-02T16:17:55Z] acheam : use this patch: https://lkml.org/lkml/diff/2020/1/30/410/1 [2021-07-02T16:18:07Z] dilyn: works, thanks for your time :) [2021-07-02T16:18:24Z] thanks konimexN [2021-07-02T16:18:25Z] ! [2021-07-02T16:18:34Z] you know why it isnt merged? [2021-07-02T16:18:44Z] someone getting error with last mesa update? [2021-07-02T16:19:14Z] what error bruh [2021-07-02T16:19:27Z] one second [2021-07-02T16:20:42Z] see https://lore.kernel.org/linux-kbuild/20200130162314.31449-1-e5ten.arch@gmail.com/ [2021-07-02T16:21:48Z] see https://termbin.com/sepj [2021-07-02T16:21:56Z] Mesa fail because libffi [2021-07-02T16:22:12Z] and everything fail because libffi [2021-07-02T16:22:20Z] i cant even init firefox [2021-07-02T16:22:38Z] but when i build the package kiss says it has installed [2021-07-02T16:23:06Z] hmm okay [2021-07-02T16:23:27Z] konimex: now I'm getting unknown assembler involved errors when building 5.13 [2021-07-02T16:23:33Z] never had this with 5.10.44 [2021-07-02T16:23:51Z] using llvm-as [2021-07-02T16:23:54Z] and clang [2021-07-02T16:24:01Z] hold up [2021-07-02T16:24:05Z] let's see [2021-07-02T16:24:15Z] just running "make LLVM=1 oldconfig" [2021-07-02T16:24:15Z] kk [2021-07-02T16:24:56Z] https://l.armaanb.net/tmp.eOpldJ [2021-07-02T16:25:56Z] kimerus: rebuild python [2021-07-02T16:27:39Z] i failed to actually add that commit in my batch lmao [2021-07-02T16:28:36Z] lol [2021-07-02T16:28:57Z] yeah now it seems to gonna work [2021-07-02T16:29:06Z] thks [2021-07-02T16:30:05Z] llvm-aw is not a 1:1 replacement for binutils as, so you'll need the LLVM_IAS=1 flag to use Clang's integrated assembler [2021-07-02T16:30:09Z] s/aw/as/ [2021-07-02T16:30:11Z] ah okay [2021-07-02T16:30:30Z] Thanks! I remember using that at some point just forgot it [2021-07-02T16:30:55Z] aww clang CFI support is only for arm64 in this kernel version, why am I even bothering with it? [2021-07-02T16:31:50Z] hmm what method should I use for compressing the kernel, gzip, bzip, xz, or zstd? [2021-07-02T16:33:06Z] hmm, I probably should point back wyverkiss repos to dylan's [2021-07-02T16:33:21Z] maybe wait for an official announcement from him? [2021-07-02T16:34:00Z] I'm not sure, he's not on irc past two days, sooner or later someone will have to ask since it's confusing to have two kisses [2021-07-02T16:38:51Z] Confusing indeed [2021-07-02T16:39:02Z] acheam: obviously zstd [2021-07-02T16:39:15Z] well I dont use zstd for anything else [2021-07-02T16:40:02Z] also a mistake :) [2021-07-02T16:40:07Z] :( [2021-07-02T16:40:21Z] will actually go through and enable zstd on some packages [2021-07-02T16:40:54Z] lol [2021-07-02T16:41:45Z] zstd is great because it can replace gzip/lzma/xz, but it doesn't support certain (gzip) flags so some things break [2021-07-02T16:41:53Z] like the kernel (if config.gz is enabled), and chromium [2021-07-02T16:41:54Z] womp [2021-07-02T16:48:36Z] argh 5.13 is too much effort to get to build [2021-07-02T16:51:34Z] i'd stick to 5.10 [2021-07-02T16:51:37Z] or 5.11 [2021-07-02T16:53:34Z] ye [2021-07-02T16:57:28Z] https://invidious-us.kavin.rocks/watch?v=nYLiBEgLOYE [2021-07-02T17:00:38Z] I avoid zstd rigorously as it is the work of Zuckerberg [2021-07-02T17:00:54Z] zucccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc [2021-07-02T17:01:09Z] for these speeds zuc can @ me every day of the week [2021-07-02T17:01:10Z] some fb employees have contributed to the kernel too probably [2021-07-02T17:01:12Z] Throw that away [2021-07-02T17:01:20Z] ^ see: btrfs [2021-07-02T17:01:41Z] avoiding btrfs and zstd is pretty easy. [2021-07-02T17:02:02Z] btrfs is yet another mess [2021-07-02T17:02:05Z] but arguing based on extremes is kind of silly. [2021-07-02T17:02:09Z] * midfavila shrugs [2021-07-02T17:05:12Z] ultimately, the best option - clearly - is to install SerenityOS [2021-07-02T17:05:36Z] templeos will, however, suffice. [2021-07-02T17:26:44Z] serenity is written in CPP thougu [2021-07-02T17:26:59Z] and uses gh/discord [2021-07-02T17:29:41Z] just because kling does some cringe stuff doesn't mean serenity isn't based [2021-07-02T17:29:50Z] although I suppose I'm more of a mezzano guy [2021-07-02T17:35:18Z] ...actually, it looks like they've gotten it booting on real hardware now... [2021-07-02T17:35:23Z] I should install it on my spare laptop [2021-07-02T17:42:00Z] pango also failed to build wbay i need to rebuild? [2021-07-02T17:43:30Z] kimerus [2021-07-02T17:43:38Z] Logs [2021-07-02T17:45:04Z] https://termbin.com/vp53 [2021-07-02T17:50:51Z] * midfavila sighs [2021-07-02T17:58:13Z] kiss b $(kiss-revdepends libffi) [2021-07-02T17:58:16Z] prob glib [2021-07-02T17:59:01Z] you can see in your posted log that this is still a problem with libffi. [2021-07-02T18:07:42Z] pushed fix [2021-07-02T18:07:43Z] smh [2021-07-02T18:09:25Z] i thought i had checked glib [2021-07-02T18:14:16Z] no atk? I have just rebuild everything depend on libffi. [2021-07-02T18:14:37Z] and firefox... [2021-07-02T18:17:35Z] Did the ABI change? You can just symlink libffi to the old version soname [2021-07-02T18:18:47Z] yes so number bump. [2021-07-02T18:20:29Z] Altough this works, I personaly dont like it as it seems messy. [2021-07-02T18:21:42Z] "messy" :D [2021-07-02T18:34:10Z] smh [2021-07-02T18:34:14Z] fixfixfixed [2021-07-02T18:39:01Z] why doesnt kiss run kiss update in a subshell after updating itself? [2021-07-02T18:39:11Z] instead of instructing you to run it [2021-07-02T18:40:26Z] because something something subshells are icky, i suppose [2021-07-02T18:45:57Z] So what you do when even glib not get build? [2021-07-02T18:46:56Z] What [2021-07-02T18:48:17Z] I rebuild glib to solve pango [2021-07-02T18:48:27Z] And glib had the same problem [2021-07-02T18:48:48Z] Show the log bruh it's probably a dependency of glib being broken too [2021-07-02T18:50:59Z] https://termbin.com/45sz [2021-07-02T18:52:15Z] KISS_FORCE=1 kiss r glib; kiss b glib [2021-07-02T18:52:27Z] It has revdep on itself so it's using system lib instead of one built inside the package [2021-07-02T18:53:08Z]