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mntmn | chartreuse: lazy question: how to make the keyboard sleep time a bit shorter? i faintly remember there was discussion here about 1s vs 2s | 20:47 |
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vkoskiv | Sway is such a lovely window manager. I've been using awesomewm for the longest time, but sway feels much nicer out of the box. | 21:16 |
vkoskiv | So the linux section in the reform manual taught me two really useful things. | 21:17 |
vkoskiv | (sway and free -h) | 21:17 |
vkoskiv | I've always just stared at /proc/meminfo and tried to turn the bytes into megs/gigs in my head. | 21:17 |
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mntmn | vkoskiv: cool! | 21:33 |
vkoskiv | I like how the manual doesn't make the assumption that everyone must be a linux expert | 21:33 |
vkoskiv | Just solid info there, even for a longer time linux user (part time) | 21:34 |
mntmn | yeah, that was an experiment | 21:34 |
vkoskiv | Although I would bet that most happen to be, in this case :D | 21:35 |
vkoskiv | I absolutely love the community forum. It's like the opposite of the apple help forum where "did you restart it?" is about as technical as they get | 21:36 |
vkoskiv | Everyone seems to know what they are doing, and the discussion has a very high s/n ratio as a result. A joy to read. | 21:36 |
vkoskiv | I'm just getting adjusted to using linux again. I have a 2005 Fujitsu laptop here. The reform will be a nice upgrade coming from this system :D | 21:37 |
mntmn | ha! what kind of processor does it have? | 21:57 |
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vkoskiv | It has an AMD Turion 64 Mobile MT-37 running at 2GHz | 22:04 |
vkoskiv | An old, early AMD64 chip. | 22:05 |
vkoskiv | And 2GB of whatever type of RAM was in mid-range compact laptops in 2005 | 22:05 |
vkoskiv | This thing has a lot of sentimental value. I even replaced the cracked display on it last year. That part was fun to track down :D | 22:05 |
vkoskiv | It has a wonderful keyboard and a nice, bright, glossy 1024x768 display. | 22:06 |
jackhill | vkoskiv: neat! We have an old 3/4 keyboard fujitsu convertable tablet that we should try to revive | 22:07 |
vkoskiv | The CPU fan has had a faulty bearings since... 2012? Still works fine, though. | 22:07 |
vkoskiv | I wrote part of my shoddy bachelors' thesis on this thing. The fact that it barely runs youtube was a nice way to eliminate distractions. | 22:08 |
vkoskiv | I'm hoping to make the reform my main laptop of choice. Sort of try to aim more towards creation than consumption when using it. | 22:10 |
vkoskiv | I mostly write C for my hobby stuff, for which an ancient x86 chip is fine, so a more modern ARM thing should work nicely. | 22:11 |
vkoskiv | Well, I also write C at work, but that's a different type of software altogether over there. | 22:11 |
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mntmn | vkoskiv: should work fine! | 22:14 |
mntmn | vkoskiv: i'm writing C on it at this moment | 22:14 |
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vkoskiv | Yeah, I want to dig into the mnt firmware already, since it's been a while since I've written embedded C | 22:17 |
vkoskiv | I mostly just write/maintain normal non-embedded C software | 22:17 |
mntmn | chartreuse: nevermind, found the WDP3-0 table | 22:18 |
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vkoskiv | This chip runs mighty hot, being 90nm. Toasting my lap! | 22:27 |
mntmn | 90nm! | 22:28 |
vkoskiv | Now that's an absolute chonker of a transistor right there. | 22:34 |
mntmn | haha | 22:40 |
mntmn | ok keyboard/lpc powersave MR is here, cc chartreuse https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform/-/merge_requests/20 | 22:40 |
vkoskiv | Woo! | 22:41 |
vkoskiv | Since I only recently learned of the project, I'm sort of fast-forwarding through the history of the project | 22:44 |
vkoskiv | What a tremendous effort! | 22:44 |
vkoskiv | Just reading up on the etnaviv hacks you did, and that's only one small part of all this. | 22:46 |
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mntmn | yeah, it's been quite the trip so far | 23:04 |
vkoskiv | Also I can't believe it took me 20 minutes of reading etnaviv this, etnaviv that to realise where that name came from | 23:07 |
vkoskiv | Maybe I should go to sleep. About time. | 23:08 |
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