[2022-03-31T01:59:48Z] <testuser[m]> Hi
[2022-03-31T02:05:13Z] <acheam> hi!
[2022-03-31T12:20:05Z] <testuser[m]> dont update ffmpeg if u dont want to rebuild firefox
[2022-03-31T18:50:43Z] <rohan> yo
[2022-03-31T18:51:00Z] <rohan> cbindgen get error when build with last update
[2022-03-31T18:51:08Z] <rohan> termbin.com/oahd
[2022-03-31T19:05:13Z] <testuser[m]> I think i forgot to test that package lol
[2022-03-31T19:05:15Z] <testuser[m]> Will fix it tomorrow
[2022-03-31T19:11:00Z] <rohan> okay
[2022-03-31T21:30:50Z] <kyxor> Hi guys, I have noted that ash shell does not seem to implement the posix fc command, which seemed like a very good idea to me. I don't need vi mode in my shell if I can just use my vi to edit commands with full capability.
[2022-03-31T21:32:09Z] <kyxor> So yesterday I have written this small program to implement fc command. https://github.com/kyx0r/nextfc
[2022-03-31T21:33:18Z] <kyxor> This pretty much does all I need it so far, but the huge benefit that I see is that it can work with any shell, unlike bash where they have their fc implementation hardcoded into bash itself
[2022-03-31T21:36:50Z] <kyxor> Also, toybox seems to go this route too with their "beta" shell having fc builtin, maybe it's not a bad idea but I explored the other path and made a usable replacement
[2022-03-31T21:43:24Z] <kyxor> Let me know if this is ok, or I wasted my time :) Also the history command appears to remove dublicate commands from it's listing, currently fc does not do this. Still I quite don't get why do people follow the trend of building fc into the shell, what limitations I am not aware of? 
[2022-03-31T21:50:06Z] <kyxor> Oh and BTW directFB > wayland or anything framebuffer for that matter
[2022-03-31T21:50:59Z] <kyxor> When dylan comes back, expect the switch to /dev/fbdev cause, you know natural progression of things, they must get better over time.
[2022-03-31T22:39:49Z] <phoebos> kyxor: nice!
[2022-03-31T23:29:21Z] <kyxor> Indeed, it's one of those programs that you won't necessarily be using all the time, yet nice to have in some situations
[2022-03-31T23:31:21Z] <kyxor> Cause previously just resorting to using ash's vi mode left some kind of open gap feeling around the tooling I use.