2022-12-14.log

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c-keen[m]oooooh battery boards are on their way?! \o/09:46
+ MajorBiscuit (~MajorBisc@2001:1c00:2404:ed00:28e1:ad14:ec67:539e)09:54
joschc-keen[m]: https://mntre.com/reform-irc-logs/2022-12-09.log.html#t14:26:4910:03
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joschprogress on the imx8mp! https://mastodon.social/@mntmn/10950821079505731510:18
joschminute: I don't know why you asked me yesterday whether my firefox is using xwayland but my answer yesterday was wrong. According to swaymsg -t get_tree firefox has "shell": "xwayland"10:25
joscham i missing something that makes firefox work directly in wayland?10:25
joschthe reason why my answer yesterday was wrong (today I learned) is that pgrep and pkill are case-sensitive and the process calls itself Xwayland and not xwayland :)10:28
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minutejosch: yes, there is an env var to run it directly on wayland13:39
joschminute: uh... are we then missing to export that in https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-tools/-/blob/main/etc/profile.d/reform.sh14:07
joschah it's MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=114:42
joschshould that variable as well as _JAVA_AWT_WM_NONREPARENTING=1 be exported by default in profile.d/reform.sh that we ship in reform-tools?14:44
c-keen[m]sounds good14:53
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bkeysThe Reform is awesome21:24
BoostisbetterAgree, but I have a strong feeling that the Pocket Reform is going to be even more awesomer! 21:38
belgini'd get it, but 6-9 months is too much for me21:42
JC[m]I may get one eventually once I have more expendable income21:42
belgini don't want to end up like i did with purism21:48
belginpay now, maybe we'll give you the product in 5 years :D21:48
JC[m]mine is coming uppp :D :D21:48
belginyour what?21:48
belginreform?21:49
JC[m]ordered mine march 201921:49
JC[m]l521:49
BoostisbetterI mean I did get my L5, but I've been burned by Purism with the Librem 13 I got. 21:49
belginoh librem 521:49
BoostisbetterMNT has never burned me. 21:49
belginyes i believe they are well intended21:49
belgini just don't want to take any more risks21:49
JC[m]yeah, my librem 13 has very poor hinges. the brass anchors pulled out of the plastic anchor...points?21:50
belginlibrem 13 is the laptop?21:50
JC[m]correct21:50
JC[m]no issues whatsoever with my reform, in comparison21:52
JC[m]but it should be said that the l13 was my daily driver for a couple years21:52
JC[m]now use a librem mini as I require >= 16GB RAM21:52
Boostisbettermy issues with the Librem 13 were many. First the order page said clearly Librem 13 v3 with TPM. What I got was a Librem 13 v2 with a v3 bottom plate and no TPM. 21:56
BoostisbetterThen the cable on the display was backing out such that I had to wiggle the display to get it to come on21:57
BoostisbetterI order a new display that cost almost $300 21:57
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Boostisbettergot it, and it was wire spaghetti, nothing from Purism on how to replace the screen. 21:57
JC[m]ouch... I'm sorry to hear that21:57
Boostisbetterand now the hinges broke on it as well. 21:57
JC[m]yeah, I never heard back in the Support forum on how to fix the brass anchors for the hinge21:58
BoostisbetterThe Librem 14 looked like a huge improvement but it seems like a lot of stuff is wrong with it as well. 21:58
JC[m]but it seems like a systemic issue21:58
Boostisbetterthe forum is just community driven, so not official support ther. 21:58
Boostisbetterbut I doubt you would get anything from the actual support either. 21:58
JC[m]yeah, true21:59
vagrantcif i wanted a workhorse laptop, at this point i'd probably get a framework ...22:01
JC[m]I very much would like to see them succeed, but they put themselves in tricky places sometimes. Not the best PR reps...22:01
JC[m]Still got your librem laptop vagrantc ?22:02
vagrantcyeah, but it's growing quirks left and right22:02
vagrantcthe mnt/reform being so repairable and upgradable is really attractive :)22:02
JC[m]definitely! feels like you can toss it in a bag and have the peace of mind knowing the lid won't fall off or the screws won't loosen.22:03
vagrantcmostly use pinebookpro right now ... but eyeing up the imx8mplus module for the mnt/reform with 8gb of ram ...22:03
JC[m]let me know if you'd be willing to meet up with other Reform folks in pdx in January or later. would be nice to have an enthusiast/working group for bug squashing parties, etc. I'll supply food and drinks :)22:05
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JC[m]I have complex feelings about pine, so I haven't bought any of their gear22:06
vagrantci have a lot of pine64 stuff, and have complex feelings about it too :)22:07
JC[m]the struggle is real22:17
minutebelgin: we're working on cutting down delivery times22:27
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