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jfred | Hmm. I've had swayidle turning off the display on my a311d reform after a timeout, and I've noticed recently that waybar and nm-applet sometimes core dump when I come back and unlock my computer | 00:43 |
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jfred | actually... I just had emacs crash on me too. I wonder if something more deeply weird is going on | 00:45 |
jfred | maybe I'll try a package upgrade | 00:45 |
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josch | hi, i'm trying to make sense of the output that i get on the oled by pressing circle,s. The first line is the LPC status which the keyboard gets by calling remote_try_command("s", 1). If I understand remote_receive_string() correctly, then it just dumps what it gets from the lpc to the oled. | 09:18 |
josch | But when reading the lpc firmware, the string it sends with "s" has a totally different format than the one i see on my oled? | 09:18 |
josch | ooooh the commit with the message "PWMVAL 7 makes my v2 kbd blink" also changed the "s" string | 09:20 |
minute | josch: ohh, sorry for that! wasn't on purpose to hide it there | 10:45 |
minute | i just wanted to clean it up a little. still not too great | 10:45 |
josch | minute: can we leave the format of the "s" output stable for the future? I'm trying to parse that output and now theoretically have to be prepared to receive the "s" output in different formats. | 10:55 |
minute | josch: i did not expect anyone to parse the output (yet), so probably we should agree on a format :3 | 10:58 |
josch | or introduce a new operation? I only want the firmware version which is part of the "s" output. | 11:15 |
josch | If I want the other things in the "s" output, then there are dedicated commands for that already (the voltages). | 11:15 |
josch | So maybe there should be a dedicated command for the firmware version and then "s" can remain a human readable string with no claim on any stable format. | 11:15 |
minute | josch: yes, lets do exactly that! | 11:21 |
josch | minute: the "s" command only has \r at the end while all the others terminate the string with \r\n -- any reason for that? | 11:53 |
minute | josch: maybe it was supposed to concatenate with something else before? from my pov i can't think of a good reason atm | 12:03 |
josch | it should not make a difference as far as the interaction with the keyboard firmware is concerned because as far as i understand the code, the keyboard firmware just replaces a \n with " " | 13:01 |
josch | which might also be buggy because on my oled it says "eform" where it's supposed to print the keyboard firmware but maybe that was fixed. I have to update my firmware versions first. | 13:02 |
josch | turns out the uptime (which is also printed by 's') didn't have its own command yet either | 13:08 |
josch | untested: https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform/-/merge_requests/63 | 13:08 |
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jfred | > and a secret new Reform item | 19:41 |
jfred | such a tease in that newsletter :P | 19:41 |
jfred | I hope those of us who can't make it to 37c3 can see it too! | 19:41 |
minute | hehe | 19:49 |
jfred | I've been having weird issues with sway and (at least) graphical apps lately - I think usually after turning the display back on with dpms - and I just spotted this in my dmesg logs: https://gist.github.com/jfrederickson/53a052779a6ace93002aff11dd23b373 | 20:04 |
jfred | not sure if that's related to the issues I've been having but regardless it doesn't look good! | 20:05 |
jfred | currently in my sway session I can't switch to workspaces 3-9, only 1, 2, and 10 (which were the ones I had apps already opened on) - kinda bizarre | 20:06 |
jfred | ah, just noticed the call trace is for the wifi driver so probably that one isn't | 20:10 |
jfred | there are a bunch of those "panfrost_gem_shrinker_scan: 17 callbacks suppressed" messages in dmesg too though | 20:10 |
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minute | jfred: hmm sounds like maybe the other workspaces are on an invisible/inactive hdmi perhaps | 21:00 |
minute | jfred: try forcing HDMI-A-1 output to off in sway cfg | 21:00 |
minute | but also, dpms is untested | 21:00 |
jfred | oh, interesting point - could be | 21:01 |
jfred | minute: looks like that was it, after disabling HDMI-A-1 I can switch to those workspaces again - so probably they were on the other output | 21:04 |
minute | jfred: ah cool | 21:04 |
minute | i hope narmstrong will find the time to work on more hdmi/dsi switching. otherwise i will try to look into it next year | 21:04 |
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