=== diddledani is now known as Guest9829 === diddledani_ is now known as diddledani [12:11] Greetings everyone! [12:32] mneptok, hey Kurt! === diddledani is now known as diddledani_ === diddledani_ is now known as diddledani [13:11] Anybody who fancies slick VTs, please help me test my output-rotation patch to kmscon (see https://blog.macslow.org/?p=365 for documenation and links to code and .debs). Thanks in advance! [13:17] hey seb128 :) [13:18] MacSlow, hey, it has a been a while! how are you doing? [13:18] seb128, a while indeed :) [13:19] seb128, living the consultant/contractor live... but felt the urge to - at least - partially do OpenSource tinkering [13:19] :) [13:19] seb128, see https://blog.macslow.org/?p=365 .. but don't judge my packaging skill please :) [13:21] seb128, could you point me towards folks from the community who are into this type of patch/VT/consule stuff? I need some folks willing to try it out. [13:24] MacSlow, sorry but I've no idea about who would be interested, others on this channel might though :) [13:32] ok... keeying my fingers crossed someone stumbles over it [14:03] MacSlow, oooh -- I'll take a look (I use kmscon as my daily driver on my development pi) [14:04] waveform, thanks... I admit I was too lazy (sofar :) to dust of my raspi3 and compile test it there [14:04] waveform, just poke me here or via github-issue or email should you run into questions. [14:05] (been maintaining a rather rough PPA of it for personal use -- https://launchpad.net/~waveform/+archive/ubuntu/kmscon -- for quite a few releases now!) [14:05] (but switched to the archive version once it appeared) [14:06] waveform, yeah... chasing all the scattered sinks for it was difficult... its upstream is dormant for about 8-9 years. [14:06] indeed -- which is a tragedy because it's a stunningly good console [14:07] 1+ [14:07] it is [14:07] waveform, I also made some short clips showing off the purpose of my patch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybjmUFIXfUU&list=PLXvTBWcnTI1OHF7-Op-ASYsQKKg1TYb5Z&ab_channel=coleraby [14:08] aside from that... haveing a 120Hz refresh-capable system-console is just cool :) [14:08] that and TrueType-fonts :) [14:09] bizarrely, one of the edge cases it solved for me was key-repeat rate on the console. There was a hack to deal with this but it was PC specific; there was no way to set the key-repeat delay/rate on the Linux console on the Pi. But kmscon can just use the xkb settings :) [14:09] I still need to get to the crazier OpenGL-shenanigans I have in mind for kmscon... but those will only be for fun... no real use-case for upstream-consideration. === DrPepperKid is now known as MacSlow [17:40] bryceh: hey, I wanted to ask you. I used lp-test-ppa to generate dep8 triggers for my ppa: "lp-test-ppa -l -r lunar ppa:ahasenack/rsyslog-apparmor-dep8" [17:41] the generated url is correct: https://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/request.cgi?release=lunar&package=rsyslog&ppa=ahasenack/rsyslog-apparmor-dep8&arch=amd64&&trigger=rsyslog/8.2210.0-3ubuntu2~ppa8 [17:41] but this package in the archive does not have a dep8 test [17:41] and the server-side infra answers with "You submitted an invalid request: Package rsyslog does not have any test results" [17:41] but the package in the ppa does have dep8 tests, I'm adding them [17:42] I think we talked about this a while ago, but maybe now you have some idea about this? [17:42] or where I should file a bug (if I haven't, I really don't remember the details) [20:05] vorlon: Since you made the change to libtbb2-dev as a build-dep in blender, I could use your opinion on bug 2003239. AFAIAC, it looks like a merge not a sync. [20:05] -ubottu:#ubuntu-devel- Bug 2003239 in blender (Ubuntu) "Sync blender 3.4.1+dfsg-2 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided, Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/2003239 [20:09] Eickmeyer: libtbb2-dev is actually the old tbb and depends on libtbb2 [20:09] libtbb-dev is the new "onetbb" and depends on libtbb12 [20:09] ginggs: Confusing, and I seem to vaguely remember that. [20:10] so that's good for a sync [20:10] ginggs: Sounds good. I'll go ahead and comment and do the sync. [20:10] Eickmeyer: thanks [20:16] ginggs: No, thank you. I do vaguely remember that fiasco back in August, so it was nice to have the reminder.