[2021-08-21T00:42:09Z] Your computer already runs minix [2021-08-21T00:42:19Z] Assuming its Intel [2021-08-21T00:42:31Z] (At least thats what my intel tells me) [2021-08-21T00:42:44Z] ba dum tss [2021-08-21T01:03:14Z] <_phoebos> wahey pounce is working [2021-08-21T01:03:18Z] <_phoebos> methinks [2021-08-21T01:22:57Z] sorry about the spamming [2021-08-21T01:23:07Z] but it werks now! [2021-08-21T01:33:11Z] phoebos: why `ew GNU' [2021-08-21T01:55:52Z] akspecs: GPL and general unixy ness [2021-08-21T02:01:46Z] hiiiii! [2021-08-21T02:22:27Z] oof I already have to go but I should come soon(tm). Cya lateer! [2021-08-21T03:41:20Z] Hi [2021-08-21T03:42:12Z] kyxor: its not needed for wayland [2021-08-21T03:42:21Z] You're on X right ? [2021-08-21T03:57:34Z] testuser[m]: Hi! yep x11 [2021-08-21T03:59:34Z] What do I need to change to get them back, I mean I could just make symlinks to /lib folder in the package build script, but I am not sure how it worked before 92 version [2021-08-21T04:04:51Z] Git diff? [2021-08-21T04:09:00Z] It needs it's own libgles stuff [2021-08-21T04:09:14Z] yeah just check the 2nd latest diff of chromium package [2021-08-21T04:15:22Z] acheam: that's not so simple to spot or tell though, expicially when the git diff is like 10 terminal screens long. Thanks testuser, I'll take a look at older commits more closely [2021-08-21T04:15:41Z] Just check diff of the build file [2021-08-21T04:16:03Z] im pretty sure u just need the install lines back, libglesv2* will be built [2021-08-21T04:16:14Z] No need to change flag [2021-08-21T04:22:56Z] hello lads [2021-08-21T04:22:58Z] ok yep, found it. I would of never thought that those not needed on wayland [2021-08-21T04:24:22Z] necromansy: hi [2021-08-21T04:25:41Z] testuser[m]: is there a way to disable gpu support completely in chrome, for example if so, I think that might reduce compile times quite a lot [2021-08-21T04:27:44Z] cause for my use cases chromium doing everything on cpu is oddly more beneficial, as I get frequent gpu crashes anyway from it [2021-08-21T04:28:48Z] I don't think so, but run `gn args out/Release --list | grep '^.*_gpu'` [2021-08-21T04:28:59Z] I forgot the exact gn args command but you can find it by --help [2021-08-21T04:30:41Z] ok! [2021-08-21T04:56:00Z] hiii! I'm back! [2021-08-21T05:16:05Z] kcd giflib [2021-08-21T05:16:17Z] oopps wrong term :) [2021-08-21T05:29:39Z] riteo: Hi [2021-08-21T05:35:12Z] dylan dropped rsync from his repo so now crosstool-ng/ won't build [2021-08-21T05:37:49Z] oh talking about networking I just recalled noticing that dropbear wasn't the default for kiss linux, does anyone know why's that? [2021-08-21T05:38:18Z] it looks really similar to busybox under some aspects and I was really wondering why OpenSSH was the default. [2021-08-21T05:38:27Z] (similar in phylosophy) [2021-08-21T05:44:40Z] oh no! not hello world, how could ya https://github.com/kisslinux/repo/commit/3faa0d056a107b05208a0a2191f32f9612d4eff0 [2021-08-21T05:49:14Z] these minimalists smh my head [2021-08-21T12:42:05Z] riteo: the only "default" packages in KISS are the ones in repo/core IMO [2021-08-21T12:54:03Z] acheam: yes and there is only openssh [2021-08-21T12:54:22Z] Thats in repo/extra [2021-08-21T12:54:29Z] wait really [2021-08-21T12:54:33Z] kiss-find didn't find it [2021-08-21T12:54:53Z] yeah it isn't there [2021-08-21T12:55:30Z] No, openssh is in repo/extra, which by my definition doesnt make it a default package [2021-08-21T12:55:33Z] But its semantics [2021-08-21T12:55:42Z] oooh you mean that, sorry [2021-08-21T12:56:08Z] It doesnt really matter [2021-08-21T12:56:18Z] still, I find it weird that there's only openssh when dropbear is more light, small and embedded friendly, much like busybox [2021-08-21T12:56:21Z] Personally, I could never get dropbear to work how I wanted [2021-08-21T12:56:47Z] I see [2021-08-21T12:56:53Z] Openssh isnt that bloated, and has other helpful utilities that dropbear doesnt include like ssh-keygen and ssh-copy-id [2021-08-21T12:57:06Z] oh [2021-08-21T12:57:14Z] how does one generate an ssh key without ssh-keygen? [2021-08-21T12:57:30Z] openssl? [2021-08-21T12:57:34Z] by hand [2021-08-21T12:58:10Z] Nvm it has "dropbearkey" [2021-08-21T12:58:50Z] And dropbearconvert [2021-08-21T12:58:51Z] brb reading the ed25519 spec to generate my key with pen and paper [2021-08-21T12:58:55Z] oh cool [2021-08-21T12:59:14Z] well, there are some people like me who just do basic ssh authentication and nothing more [2021-08-21T12:59:24Z] that's another thing in my list of things to do/push [2021-08-21T12:59:32Z] Use keys my guy [2021-08-21T12:59:43Z] wait don't keys work with ssh [2021-08-21T12:59:47Z] I mean [2021-08-21T12:59:49Z] dropbear [2021-08-21T12:59:56Z] Wait can you use dropbear as an ssh client? [2021-08-21T13:00:04Z] I thought that was the point of it [2021-08-21T13:00:09Z] Oh well thats a dealbeaker for me [2021-08-21T13:00:12Z] I didn't know you could use it as a server lol [2021-08-21T13:00:24Z] I thought it was only a server [2021-08-21T13:00:43Z] Look at us, two very well informed individuals having a great debate rooted in facts [2021-08-21T13:01:25Z] #kisslinux moment [2021-08-21T13:02:06Z] well, I'll be packaging it soon right when I happen to use my laptop again [2021-08-21T13:02:26Z] but maybe after pushing cataclysm-dda-curses which actually builds to kiss-games [2021-08-21T13:02:59Z] (and maybe fixing the tiles version too while I'm at it) [2021-08-21T13:03:34Z] well, gtg, cya later! [2021-08-21T13:15:00Z] doesn't dropbear use an incompatible key format to openssh? [2021-08-21T13:15:13Z] also riteo, openssh is still good software [2021-08-21T13:38:28Z] Yes it does phoebos [2021-08-21T13:38:44Z] Which is why dropbearconvert(1) exists [2021-08-21T14:21:41Z] hiiii! I'm back! [2021-08-21T14:25:18Z] hi [2021-08-21T20:09:48Z] I'll go for now, cya later! gemini://gemini.ctrl-c.club/~phoebos/logs/kisslinux-2021-08-21.txt

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