libera/#devuan-dev/ Friday, 2022-02-04

bgstack15JackFrost: you have wallops?! Also, why have there been so many wallops on here in the past month?!00:55
brocashelmthat's the slackware 15 announcement i saw01:06
golinuxWallops a really annoying.  Makes more work for me to remove them from the logs so I don't have to look at them.01:10
golinuxI was given a command to stop them by libera staff but they keep coming.  :(01:10
golinuxMaybe joerg has a magic incantation . . .01:11
UsLI thought you just /mode $nick -w01:12
golinuxI think that's what I did01:17
golinuxLet's see if that works01:17
JackFrostbgstack15: I'm Libera staff, so yes.  OFTC staff for that matter too.  It seems like there's been more because two months ago we set +w on by default now.  I'd be happy to assist if you don't want them, with turning that off on your client.01:17
JackFrostgolinux: You likely did, but then reconnected.  Set it in your client.01:18
UsLperosnally I like wallops. Let's me now if a server is about to go down for upgrades or what not (well, if they decide to use that instead of server notice).01:19
bgstack15I suppose I will research how to turn wallops messages off in pidgin, because the messages have never been transactional. They've always been random things, like Slackware's 15-year announcement.01:21
golinuxCan I just delete this? quote WALLOPS :&201:22
golinuxI haven't done anything yet if that was directed at me.01:23
JackFrostgolinux: https://hexchat.readthedocs.io/en/latest/settings.html#list-of-settings could help.01:23
golinuxI am still on xchat01:24
golinuxJust can't seem to let go of my jessie setup.01:24
JackFrostFigure they might have the same config.01:24
onefangThere was a Slackware 15 announcement?01:25
golinuxAnd terrified of the changes that I will be facing.01:25
golinuxOK. I'll have a look.01:25
JackFrostonefang: Yeah, slack 15.0 was released, after 5 years of development.01:26
onefangI didn't see the announcement, and wallops isn't something I would turn off, coz normally it would things like UsL mentioned.01:27
JackFrostThey're 'public interest' style stories usually, sometimes further info on upgrades but for big things we global.01:28
onefangCould be biboumi doesn't support them though.01:28
bgstack15I don't object to wallops messages. I object to how pidgin displays them, which I realize is not your problem.01:28
onefangYes I did see the "we are having tech troubles" message a few days ago.01:28
JackFrostbgstack15: FWIW, I highly object to how pidgin does them.  Far too intrusive. :/01:29
joerggolinux: hmm?01:29
bgstack15I use pidgin out of inertia. I also vaguely remember using it for other types of chat interfaces, but irc is the last one left. Maybe I'll just move on to another client one of these days.01:30
JackFrostHexchat is an OK gtk one, if you have a server then quassel has a neat client/core concept, if you're OK with Qt.01:31
onefangI use Psi+, with biboumi bridging IRC to XMPP.01:31
bgstack15Don't most of the cool kids use terminal-based irc clients?01:31
JackFrostI don't even  know those. :301:32
JackFrostbgstack15: I use irssi, weechat is another TUI option.01:32
onefangMaybe most of the cool greybeards use terminal-based irc clients.  B-)01:34
bgstack15Does irssi work well inside screen/tmux?01:34
JackFrostOf course, I use it in screen myself.  I have a custom build of irssi though, for some fixes. >_>01:38
bgstack15ofc you do!01:41
JackFrostNeeded message tag support.01:43
brocashelm+1 for weechat01:48
brocashelmfinch is also decent01:48
bb|hcbI'll rebuild python-apt-common-devuan because data changes are included at build time; I see no sane way to use the new versioning there without bumping the main part while i'd prefer to keep the version matching the debian one...02:04
joergJackFrost: query?02:55
JackFrostjoerg: Yeah that should be fine.02:56
brocashelmbgstack15: since you maintain gtk3-classic, do you think it would be challenging to build this for debian/devuan unstable? https://github.com/Dudemanguy/gtk02:59
brocashelmthis concerns the gtk3 filechooser, which is a patch to solve the "infamous" bug03:00
bgstack15brocashelm: Wow, that sounds like a nice patch! Um, it sounds like a patch that would need to be added to a gtk3 package at build time, so I would probably need to add it to the gtk3-classic build I do.03:58
brocashelmbgstack15: cool, i'll let the maintainer know. would be awesome to test that out :)04:00
bgstack15I think the best course of action would be to ask to the gtk3-classic guy if he would be willing to incorporate that patch into his code base.04:01
brocashelmgood idea04:01
brocashelmsince that's what his fork aims to do04:01
bgstack15It appears lah7 already does a number of actions to the File chooser. This one probably would fit right in, but I can't speak for him.04:02
bgstack15I think he's going for "the way things were," which is a worthy goal. Improved usability might be outside his scope.04:02
brocashelmah04:02
bgstack15I highly recommend you ask about it on https://github.com/lah7/gtk3-classic/issues04:03
bgstack15I think it's hilarious that there's so many people with their own improvements to GTK. I am not aware of any other project that is forked so much to fix "that one thing" so publicly.04:05
onefangThey all forked to fix the same thing?04:07
bgstack15No sorry, I was using that as a general expression. Everybody's got a bone to pick with the direction of GTK3.04:08
onefangI have a theory that the less quality a project has, the more it gets forked.04:08
bgstack15They usually don't overlap, so it's usually possible to combine them, if the maintainers are interested.04:08
onefangSounds like OpenSim server and Second Life / OpenSim viewers.  I have my own forks.  lol04:08
brocashelmi don't have a github account and i'm still having problems creating an account04:09
onefangThough in my case I plan to eventually rewrite them entirely.04:09
brocashelmbut i'll look into it04:09
bgstack15I migrated all my personal stuff off of github back when they first got bought by M$.04:11
bgstack15But I left the current state of things on there. I'd say about half of my repos are now out of date over there. I use gitlab.com now.04:12
onefangSame here, only now I use my own server with cgit and Mantis.04:12
bgstack15I use cgit for my web presentation of my local repos! I remember spending some time choosing what I wanted to use. I didn't need anything as complex as gitea even; it's just me here.04:13
bgstack15I have briefly wondered if the gitlab issues/wiki contents are worth saving somehow...04:14
golinuxYES!04:15
brocashelmok, i was able to create the account04:15
golinuxThey have been very helpful04:15
brocashelmhttps://github.com/lah7/gtk3-classic/issues/6704:15
golinuxbgstack15: ^^^04:15
bgstack15golinux: ? you think that my gitlab issues and wiki content are worth saving down to my own cgit+httpd+[no bug tracker] system?04:16
brocashelmi also notified the patch creator about it04:16
onefangI suspect golinux was being enthusiastic about the GTK patch.04:18
bgstack15Maybe we should start calling it gtk++304:18
brocashelmheh04:19
onefangReminds me of when MS created J++, I was calling it Java--.04:19
golinuxonefang: Please remove me from your thought processes.  :)04:20
bgstack15qt fan then?04:20
bgstack15lol04:21
golinuxonefang: And do not speak for me on these channels04:23
fsmithredhttps://get.refracta.org/files/_old_devuan_gitlab_issues/gitlab-issues-complete.tar.gz11:30
brocashelmsmall update to the github issue, bgstack15: https://github.com/lah7/gtk3-classic/issues/67#issuecomment-103001063521:47
brocashelmlooks like one of the authors will attempt to include the patch in his build21:48

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