bgstack15 | Does anybody here know if the web software cgit can show the signatures on commits? | 00:07 |
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Unit193 | cgit does indicate it on tags, but only "it's there" as it doesn't have a way to validate it. | 00:11 |
bgstack15 | Ah, thank you! Do you have any demo pages? Actually Unit193 your cgit site (which inspired me to run my own now) is the one I poked around briefly to look for signed commit status of any sort, along with of course the upstream zx2c4-hash site. | 00:12 |
bgstack15 | I don't need my cgit to validate them; I was hoping for maybe a github-style checkmark to indicate it was signed or something. | 00:14 |
Unit193 | bgstack15: https://git.unit193.net/cgit/users/unit193/deluge.git/log/ darker yellow, see? Click that darker yellow one. | 00:17 |
bgstack15 | dark yellow, as in the slightly more-orange tags such as "debian/2.0.3-3", whose css class is "tag-annotated-deco" as opposed to the more yellow, "tag-deco" class? | 00:18 |
onefang | I've seen a good argument for avoiding the bloat of things like ncurses and just assuming you are talking to a VT100 terminal and send straight ANSI sequences and line drawing characters and such. | 10:16 |
systemdlete | So I have written a C program using CDK/ncurses, which is able to display line-drawing characters in most environments, except for a linux console. If I set TERM=vt102, the lines appear correctly. However, I lose background color with this terminal setting. | 10:17 |
onefang | https://sledjhamr.org/cgit/boxes/ is a text editor I wrote that does exactly that. | 10:17 |
systemdlete | onefang: Not very portable. | 10:17 |
onefang | The point of that acgument I heard is that it IS portable, coz these days everything will respond correctly to that. | 10:18 |
systemdlete | Is s-lang a compiled language, or interpreted. | 10:18 |
systemdlete | In other words, are s-lang programs run as scripts or as binaries? | 10:19 |
onefang | It's a library that mc uses. | 10:20 |
systemdlete | so is mc itself a binary, or a script | 10:22 |
onefang | tmux works as well, but it does set TERM to screen-256color. | 10:22 |
onefang | mc is a binary that uses libslang. | 10:22 |
onefang | tmux uses ncurses. | 10:23 |
systemdlete | ok, so it is a binary language, not a scripting language. That's all I wanted to know about it. I'll take a look at s-lang | 10:23 |
systemdlete | (I'll have you know I have been perusing object pascal... ) | 10:24 |
systemdlete | I was surprised to see that object pascal is actually being actively developed. | 10:25 |
bb|hcb | onefang: You can check libyascreen-dev; I made that because it is non-trivial to handle more than one session from the same program with ncurses (a daemon providing terminal output on some port) | 11:43 |
onefang | systemdlete was the one with the issue, but they left. | 11:49 |
bb|hcb | Ah, maybe I am still half asleep :) | 12:14 |
rrq | any ideas on why the www.devuan.org shows up as "timed out" for some people (with working clock)? | 23:47 |
rrq | the certificate I meant | 23:47 |
bb|hcb | cert looks good (FF on linux & chrome on android) | 23:56 |
rrq | yes I know, but some people get "cert timed out" when accessing www.d.o even with wget | 23:59 |
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