[01:10] does bucklespring rely on xorg??? (no clickety-clack on speakers today & I'm using GNOME/Wayland [01:11] * guiverc sees two x11 deps in bucklespring package, so I'm guessing it's the wayland as to silence.. [01:12] this github says so, and howto build for wayland https://github.com/zevv/bucklespring/blob/master/README.md [01:13] maybe the snap does? [01:14] i can't see me making a change.. just 'feels' weird typing summaries for uwn & 'silence' (excluding real keyboard noise) [01:15] i might try the snap version though, thanks for idea oerheks :) [01:15] alternative neptune, https://github.com/M1ndo/Neptune [01:16] for gui-people [01:18] the snap version is NOISY when typing here (hexchat), but quite when I use gnome-terminal or mousepad ?? [01:19] no idea, no setting in sounds? [01:21] actually the deb version is responding the same (I'd just not tested before in this window... snap version responds to clicks here.. but both are quiet on mousepad (where I actually notice no sounds..))... i'll ignore it & just have music play... thanks oerheks [01:21] have fun! [01:21] (snap version also makes noise on mouse.clicks, i'm not getting that from deb version, otherwise same for both) [01:21] :) [01:25] HexChat is Gtk2, so it uses X... [01:26] yep.. last gtk2 app I think on this box.. [01:26] (=XWayland when you use Gnome on Wayland) [01:27] so if the "clickety-clack" apps only work on X11, it's quite possible HexChat works, but most other apps won't... [01:28] ^ which is what it appears to be doing here (ubuntu noble) [01:30] I just use a really loud keyboard :) [01:31] (some sort of ancient Microsoft thing that connects via PS/2 which I then connect to my desktop and then can use on my laptop with the help of Barrier). [01:31] keys are a bit too hard to press for my liking, but it's a decent keyboard all the same. [01:37] I am using mostly old ibm model M.. but when summarizing for uwn I like the additional 'echo' of the keys from speakers... [01:39] (if it really worried me, I could log & return to a lubuntu session & I get normal behavior.. likewise xubuntu too.. and maybe even GNOME if I logged in with Xorg session which I think is available) [01:41] or use quassel ? [01:41] nah.. I want the sound when I type into mousepad as i type out summaries reading from firefox... hexchat is the only window giving me sound currently.. [01:51] should work in Gimp too... [03:17] good morning === JanC is now known as Guest2094 === JanC_ is now known as JanC === arraybolt3_wc is now known as arraybolt3