=== not_phunyguy is now known as phunyguy === JanC_ is now known as JanC [16:49] Bluefoxicy: is there a bug on that gnome-terminal change? or was that an intentional change? [17:35] I have an odd situation in Zesty, "cat /etc/default/grub | nc termbin.com 9999" doesn't output to termbin, there's no url output received. Netcat is installed. === est is now known as est31 === Menzador is now known as Guest93901 === Guest93901 is now known as Menzador [23:31] nacc: i think it's intentional and not optional. [23:31] I don't know how to convince someone to bring a sledgehammer down on them for that [23:31] it's also a system-breaking change: Gnome-terminal pastes from the clipboard, so the highlight-middleclick primary buffer is inaccessible [23:32] meaning you have to copy into the clipboard anything you want to middle-paste [23:32] i.e. go back to where you got it and hit copy, or paste it into a text editor and then copy it. [23:32] point is someone thought this was a good idea [23:33] Bluefoxicy: right, i think i've actually experienced it on Y as well, but I'm not sure -- I thought it was something within several layers of nesting over ssh (which would be odd for terminal to notice) [23:33] Bluefoxicy: yeah, seems ... amazing [23:34] nope, it happens right on the console [23:35] no ssh tunneling involved. [23:35] Although, on consoling, the above weston RDP thing is something of a personal project for me [23:37] nacc: rather than ssh tunneling over ssh -X or -Y, you can run xrdp and then rdp in. You can log in and it'll give you an X desktop [23:38] problem is X11rdp is broken (it used to build Xorg with modified source to draw to RDP) [23:38] so now it only does Xvnc backend [23:39] so long story short, Weston comes with an RDP compositor--Weston draws to RDP--and Xwayland can thus run on top of Weston and draw to RDP for an X session [23:39] which I want to see in Zesty, since it has the freerdp2 package required to get that built. [23:39] Given that, I can replace X11rdp with a shell script that sets up Xwayland on wayland-rdp [23:42] the final piece would really be a greeter that lets you log in on Xrdp, followed by a greeter that can inform its parent that you're already logged in and bail (thus sesman can immediately proxy to the standing rdp session running in the background) [23:43] eventually I want that running by default, listening on localhost:3389 [23:44] such that you can ssh -L3388:localhost:3389 and then fire an rdp client at localhost:3388 and get RDP over ssh tunnel [23:44] listening on network would be a system configuration after install [23:47] Bluefoxicy: you seem to know way more about this than me :) [23:47] i know nothing; I stumbled across these things yesterday