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jackhill | mntmn: questions re: hdmi. It's hdmi or internal display, not both at the same time, right? | 19:40 |
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jackhill | and, can audio be routed over hdmi? | 19:40 |
lastebil | hmm, I can test the hdmi thing in a minute | 19:42 |
lastebil | doing work atm but as soon as that is done I can test | 19:42 |
jackhill | lastebil: cool thanks. I assume having a Reform is as much fun as it looks? | 19:42 |
lastebil | yes. I really am disliking that I could not work with it the past 24 hours | 19:44 |
jackhill | heh :) | 19:44 |
lastebil | loads of things to adjust, but it is usable - just: I have to remap a few things because my fingers "don't" do certain things, and ... I can't retrain them in the way it's mapped (: | 19:44 |
lastebil | I hit right shift and it does "up" and... repeats, and that is KILLING me in the shell (: | 19:45 |
lastebil | the good thing is this gives me a chance to write a remapper tool for sway | 19:45 |
lastebil | sway fully supports remapping but it's slightly different than X (: | 19:45 |
swivel | that these things need to be reinvented per-compositor in the wayland world makes me want to cry | 19:47 |
lastebil | why? | 19:47 |
lastebil | because the X folks didn't plan for multiple keyboards and outputs 40 years ago? (: | 19:48 |
lastebil | oh I did not read 'per-compositor' yes that ... is a bit... backward. | 19:48 |
lastebil | that said: I think the sway utilities to query things may work in other compositors? I don't know tho. | 19:49 |
lastebil | I mainly use sway (: | 19:49 |
mntmn | lastebil: HDMI and EDP (via MIPI-DSI) are _currently_ mutually exclusive. we might find a way one day to use the LCDIF controller to power MIPI-DSI->EDP but i had bandwidth problems when using it together with PCIe/NVMe | 19:56 |
mntmn | lastebil: currently both MIPI-DSI->EDP and HDMI are powered by the DCSS block, which doesn't have any problems with PCIe traffic | 19:57 |
mntmn | lastebil, swivel: sway uses xkb so... if there was any xkb remapping tool it would work | 19:58 |
mntmn | https://github.com/swaywm/sway/issues/3999#issuecomment-479543210 | 19:59 |
mntmn | also, the keyboard can of course be customized via firmware. | 19:59 |
mntmn | also i think because of wlroots there is a good chance that at least compositors will settle down on a common library | 20:00 |
mntmn | at least *some* compositors | 20:00 |
swivel | this approach just further fragments an already fragmented ecosystem | 20:17 |
swivel | it's not wayland, it's "wlroots-derived tribe" "gnome-derived tribe" "kde-derived tribe", in the past that venn diagram would have overlapped a whole lot more in the X area, now replace the X area with wayland and it's much much smaller overlap. | 20:19 |
swivel | but whatever, I'm kind of resigned to not care much anymore | 20:19 |
swivel | everyone's moved on to osx long ago anyways | 20:19 |
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mntmn | swivel: haha i see it totally differently | 20:23 |
mntmn | swivel: this is just open collaboration and development vs one company dictating a single way. and in practice it doesn't matter so much which compositor you use. there's not many viable ones anyway... basically KDE/kwin, GNOME/mutter and sway/wlroots stuff | 20:25 |
mntmn | and all of them can run any X application too | 20:25 |
mntmn | and if something breaks, you can fix it yourself, try that with OSX | 20:26 |
mntmn | i'm personally mega happy to have escaped planet OSX. linux feels empowering. | 20:26 |
technomancy | at least if it's broken it's probably not broken on purpose like it is with Apple | 20:29 |
Kooda | I use evdev interception tools to remap regardless of whether I’m in the linux console, X or a wayland compositor | 21:01 |
Kooda | https://gitlab.com/interception/linux/tools | 21:02 |
Kooda | Not super great nor user friendly though. | 21:02 |
mntmn | interesting Kooda | 21:09 |
Kooda | Not that useful for the Reform I would guess, since you can remap the keyboard itself. :D | 21:13 |
lastebil | mntmn: um, sway keyboard mapping is done via the sway config, no? | 21:38 |
lastebil | at least, one must set the initial keymap that way... | 21:38 |
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mntmn | lastebil: yeah apparently you can load a xkb symbols file from there but i haven't tried | 22:36 |
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