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joschhaha I wish I could do complex things like that "accidentally" too XD13:28
joschminute: congrats!13:28
joschminute: also, reform-tools 1.88 is in the MNT repos now, so testing should become a bit easier.13:28
joschLet me know if anything else is missing.13:29
minutejosch: awesome, i shall install it13:37
minutebtw something must have improved performance recently in mesa, kernel or gnome on rk358813:49
minutescrolling in emacs is smooth now even if i have pocket internal+external display open at the same time and the window is overlapping the displays13:50
minutethis used to be slow. also firefox feels a bit snappier13:51
minute(scrolls very fast on 120hz display)13:51
minutelast night i was struggling with hobby software things though, lv2 plugin host woes13:58
minutei'm trying to host x11 (sub?)windows in my mainly-wayland app 13:58
minuteand noticed that i don't understand x11 well enough yet13:59
minutefirst it seems refreshingly easy, but then it suddenly has lots of bizarro complicated things from the past13:59
minuteSubstructureRedirectMask!14:00
minuteoh huh, that's new https://github.com/brummer10/Luma14:04
minutehaha omg this was what i was trying to write last night https://github.com/brummer10/Luma/blob/main/LV2Host/BackEnds/X11UiBackend.cpp14:12
aloo_shuoh indeed, it's brummer of guitarix fame14:13
aloo_shuwasn't https://github.com/drobilla/jalv running on a similar ticket 14:18
minuteyeah but i used jalv so far as a reference and i'm in a lot of pain14:23
minutealso jalv uses another library, suil, for UI things, and it is not clear how direct x11-to-x11 is done14:23
minuteonly x11-in-gtk2 and x11-in-gtk3 which i'm abandoning atm because one cannot mix wayland and x11 gtk3 in the same process14:23
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lidstaheew, kernel 7.1.515:11
joschlidstah: you probably also got a new reform-tools version -- please report bugs when you find them :)15:12
lidstahjosch: yes, indeed, although I've not finished upgrading yet :D15:14
lidstahwill report if I find anything after reboot :)15:15
joschawesome, thank you!15:15
lidstahreboot time :)15:16
lidstahand back (with coffee hence the time :p)15:21
lidstah(and I forgot, but hi josch! :))15:22
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lidstahmmh E: /usr/lib/modules/7.1.5-mnt-reform-arm64/kernel/drivers/firmware/mnt-sc.ko{.xz} does not exist << is this normal (reform-check output)? (reform classic)15:31
lidstahalthough it wasn't present in 7.1.4 modules, and previous reform-check doesn't seem to have checked on this one15:32
lidstah" bin/reform-check: only check for mnt_sc on pocket reform" commit 1ab9ddc272695b5157ede642ff461296b62d0a1015:33
lidstahso it's pocket reform related but does seems to be checked by reform-check on the classic reform although it shouldn't... mmmh, why15:34
lidstahand commit ca61f21c5448ac56f4c608155a9f3635a0975ba1 introduces the check of the module presence in kernel/drivers/firmware/ but doesn't seems to check if it is running on a pocket or classic15:35
lidstahcommit 1ab9ddc272695b5157ede642ff461296b62d0a10 check if mnt_sc module is present in /proc/modules only if running on a pocket reform (OK), but commit ca61f21c5448ac56f4c608155a9f3635a0975ba1 check presence of the module in kernel/drivers/firmware/, in the function backend_modules_check() without checking if running on a pocket15:38
lidstahso, normal although can raise some eyebrows when running reform-check on a classic :)15:39
lidstah(in all honesty, I missed an heartbeat on this one :D)15:40
joschlidstah: mnt-sc.ko missing is okay -- this will fix itself once minute merges rk3588-pocket-dp-altmode-and-sc branch15:45
lidstah:)15:45
minutelidstah: good point about mntsc on classic, it's not in use yet there15:46
lidstahjosch: thanks for the clarification15:47
lidstahhad a small heart attack because it was the first time I saw an error while using reform-check on my classic :D (j/k about the heart attack)15:47
lidstah(having a look at the recent commits explained it)15:48
lidstahI should really get a pocket one day...15:51
minutealways good to have :DD 15:52
joschlidstah: you should, it's only getting better!15:52
lidstahbut I've already too many computers :') between the various thinkpads spanning 15 years and the frankenstein proxmox cluster with NUCs, old servers and the network backbone at home...15:52
lidstahdamn, spanning 20 years if I count the T60 running 9front15:52
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lidstahI should open a museum once I'm retired :D15:54
lidstah(still have an amiga 1200, and some old IBM PCs, one 386, one pentium 3, too)15:58
lidstah(they would probably need a recap, though)15:58
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minutelidstah: amiga 1200, i also have one and would like to set it up again, but extremely undecided of _how_ to set it up and integrate it at home at all, like for music stuff or so16:31
lidstahminute: mine has not been powered on since the early 2010's. Workbench 3.1, 060+PPC603e, 64MB RAM (EDO :')) and an 8GB SCSI hard disk.16:40
lidstahI recall spending hours on it with friends, playing around with octamed sound studio, protracker and such16:43
lidstahgood ol' cannon fodder too, frontier elite 2, black crypt, pinball fantasies...16:44
lidstahdirectory opus magellan was amazing as a workbench replacement too16:44
lidstahlearned Vim on it back in the 90's (thanks Fred Fish)16:45
lidstahdeluxe paint, imageFX, imagine 3D...16:46
lidstahlightwave 3D (never used it though)16:46
lidstahthere was so much creativity softwares... and the demoscene too16:47
minutelidstah: oh, working 603e...16:50
minutelidstah: funny, i used almost all of those tools too16:51
minutelidstah: i'd like something like the zz9000 but for the a1200, not sure how to fit it in though. i've thought about pcmcia but not sure how much of a headache that would be to design16:52
lidstahamIRC too, spent too many hours (and I won't talk about the phone bill where all the money I got with summer jobs went)16:52
minutesame same!16:52
minutei had 33.6 dialup and later isdn hooked up to it and went to irc, and learned html on it16:53
lidstahworking 603e, not sure (not powered on since ~15 years... bit wary powering it on without a proper check up and recap)16:53
lidstahahah same :D16:53
lidstahlearned a bit of C too with gcc (again, thanks Fred Fish)16:53
minuteah right :D i have a fast 68030 card from jens, but i would miss rtg+network from the zz16:53
minutelidstah: same at C, actually C++, with maxon/stormc16:54
lidstahah, never managed to get my hands on stormC16:54
minutecame with a big ring folder with a manual and that contained an intro to the language16:54
lidstahit came with a complete IDE iirc, no?16:54
minuteyeah it's an IDE16:54
minutei actually used it to make ZZTop (little gui for the zz9000) a few years ago16:55
lidstahit's still maintained?16:55
minutehmm i don't think so. it was commercial16:55
minutei used it to write a (never finished) RTS game in ~1999 and then switched to BeOS on a PC16:56
lidstahoh, BeOS :)17:01
lidstahplayed a bit with Haiku on my old thinkpad x201, but never used the original one. I would have loved to get my hands on a BeBox too back in the day17:02
lidstah*days17:02
lidstahgot a PC around 99/2000, used Windows a bit (like 3 monthes), then put Debian on it, never looked back since :')17:03
lidstahand well, back in the days, it was still a bit rough on the edges but at least, it did what I wanted it to do without much problems/reboots/blue screens :')17:05
lidstahbut I still used the amiga fairly frequently until around 2005/200617:06
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