IRC log for #devuan on 20200630

00:00.08tuxd3vbut tpur colors report always 8
00:00.18tuxd3vtpur -> tput
00:03.31gnarfacetuxd3v: i think you need a terminal that supports 256 colors, and i'm not sure xterm does
00:03.51gnarfacetuxd3v: does it work with rxvt-unicode-256color?
00:04.19tuxd3vgnarface, I don't have rxvt to test :S
00:04.29tuxd3vthe strange part is
00:04.43tuxd3veven setting TERM=xterm-256color
00:04.58tuxd3vand langhing xterm, it is in 8 bit mode :/
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00:05.27tuxd3vI believe is possible but it needs to be compiled with that option..
00:05.43gnarfacemaybe so
00:10.54yetixterm-256color
00:10.58yetihere
00:11.15yetiand $ tput colors
00:11.17yeti256
00:11.34yetide??an's default xterm
00:11.47yetiXTerm*decTerminalID: vt340
00:11.49yetiXTerm*numColorRegisters: 256
00:11.59yetiin .Xresources
00:12.11yetibut that may be independent... and only needed for sixels...
00:12.32yetibut sure wont harm if there and not needed
00:13.38tuxd3vthe strange thing
00:13.45yetime=
00:13.45tuxd3vwith TERM=xterm
00:13.55tuxd3vand tput colors 8
00:14.01tuxd3vif I do this:
00:14.14tuxd3v<PROTECTED>
00:14.26tuxd3vit really prints the total pallete of colors
00:14.34tuxd3veven tput reporting 8
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00:18.37tuxd3vby some reason that I don't uderstand lol it now is working with TERM=xterm-256color
00:19.05tuxd3vI will set this variable in the .bashrc :)
00:21.16gnarfacetuxd3v: maybe the missing variable is just that you needed to log all the way out and back in once?
00:21.32gnarfacetuxd3v: or maybe if you're using a graphical login daemon it had to be restarted
00:22.21tuxd3vgnarface, yeah, I will set in on login, and see again :)
00:25.38tuxd3vgnarface, yeti, yes that did the trick :)
00:25.56tuxd3vI also have now PS1 colored and such :)
00:26.27tuxd3vtough  I don't now if the resources consumed are a lot bigger or not
00:26.41tuxd3vbut the diference should be small
00:27.31yeti:-)
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00:29.15tuxd3vthis is indeed another thing :)
00:29.25tuxd3vhttps://postimg.cc/jCCYn25S
00:41.24yetieeeeek!
00:41.43yetithat's enough colour for a month
00:41.53tuxd3vhahaha ehe
00:41.56tuxd3vindeed
00:42.15tuxd3vI don't know why, but the colors are not the same in all terminals
00:42.25tuxd3vin xterm they are very bright
00:42.40yetiforget the toyterms
00:42.44yetilike gnome.term
00:42.54yetixterm is standard.
00:43.22tuxd3vthe Idea was to devuanize lnewt, and I am testing it, but currently with a theme more close to the ascii one..
00:43.46yetitry that in gnometerm    https://hive-project.de/board/download/file.php?id=4212
00:43.48yeti:-Þ
00:43.51tuxd3vbeowulf cinnabar would be great, if I could manage to get that color
00:44.55tuxd3vwoow, that is awesome!!
00:45.09yetixterm has 2 or 3 souls
00:45.41yetiterminal + rastergraphics + (emulated) vectorgraphics
00:45.49tuxd3vhow does it launches another terminal?
00:45.57tuxd3vits the tektronik?
00:46.06yetiyip
00:46.22tuxd3vthat is insanely beutigull
00:46.33tuxd3vbeutigull -> beautifull
00:46.43tuxd3vsimplicity in its pure glory
00:46.45yetifor the simple plot in near to no time
00:46.58yetino unneeded knobs and sliders
00:47.05yetiless distractions
00:47.31yetixterm -t   directly falls in that mode
00:47.54yetibut maybe the 2nd window can be opended via some command sequence from a normal xterm
00:49.17yetihttps://github.com/saitoha/libsixel
00:49.22yetithe other soul
00:49.45yetibut thats incompatible with screen and mosh :-(
00:50.03yetiok... tec probably too
00:50.09yetiteK
00:50.16onefangHow about tmux?
00:50.25yetino idea
00:50.41yetithere is a patched screen
00:50.49yetibut old
00:51.29yetiScreen version 4.02.01 (GNU) 28-Apr-14
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00:51.38yetiwith sixel patches.
00:52.34yetitell the tmixers to support sixels AND tmux /dev/someserial
00:52.41yetithen I'd switch
00:53.25yetiI use screen as terminal for microcontrollers and pi-consoles and such...
00:53.40yetitmux considers this feature as bloat
00:54.06yetibut a terminalmultiplexer not capable of using a real serial too is one legged...
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00:56.25tuxd3vit even does video, amazing, what some people can do with it.. Inever explored to much of it
00:56.39tuxd3vthe 256 colors is the maximum were I got
00:57.24tuxd3vand ofcourse the scrollbar, and the pointer in red color, and also blinking, but was only that never tryied tektronik 's emulation
00:57.44tuxd3vthe plot you make was awesome
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01:00.31yetiprefers boring
01:02.12yetihttps://yeti.tilde.institute/brain/emacs.html#exwm <<< I hope EXWM someday gets useable
01:06.43yetiexwm needs some more features added to emacs before it really can take off and my other wanted WM (sawfish) coughs on de??an which I could fix for i386 and amd64 but on armhf the windows have no borders and arent moveable... :-( and I want the same stuff on all nixens
01:06.45yeti:-(
01:06.57yetitheoretically...
01:07.24yetial new installs ar GUIless or have XFCE but some old configs with Gnome still are around...
01:07.37onefangEmacs has it's own window manager now?  It really is an operating system.  lol
01:07.39yetibut I'd prefer sawfish or exwm
01:07.54yetiand dont forget systemE
01:07.56yeti!!!
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01:08.23yetishaddap!
01:08.35yetiI hate bots
01:08.37yetihttps://github.com/a-schaefers/systemE
01:08.39onefangOH NOES!!  YOU'VE WOKE THE BOT!!!
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12:43.54mooslhei
12:43.59mooslanybody  around?
12:44.04mooslI am preocupied
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12:50.55tuxd3vmoosl, what do you mean?
12:51.36moosltuxd3v: what do you thing about the rumors of devuan switching to systemD?
12:52.14tuxd3vmoosl, what rumors?
12:52.29fsmithredlol
12:54.30mooslto be announced in the next Devuan keynote conference.
12:54.44fsmithredwhen and where is that taking place?
12:56.03fsmithredmoosl, devuan with systemd already exists
12:56.08fsmithredit's called debian
12:56.15mooslfsmithred: just kidding
12:56.45moosli tried the 32bit install, quite impressed.
12:57.05mooslbut there are some lack of libC offers.
12:57.12fsmithred?
12:57.19mooslis it possible to switch glibc to musl?
12:57.29fsmithredI don't know
12:58.01mooslhow to propose Devuan leaders to include musl 32bit?
12:58.09fsmithredit's possible to install musl - I see it in the repo
12:58.11mooslI had to switch to a musl distro due glibc bloat.
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13:00.40mooslmm.. I thought dyne irc had a devuan channel as well.
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13:03.52mooslshould I proposed it in the forums?
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13:04.09mooslmusl already can run full blown qt5 plasma desktop
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13:05.04mooslthere no reason for devuan not to have a musl based iso
13:06.52fsmithredthere is nothing stopping someone from making one and offering it to the community
13:07.17mooslone?
13:07.37moosldevuan got plenty of resources to produces such an iso on their spare time
13:07.42fsmithredlol
13:07.53mooslit's already built by other distros
13:08.07fsmithredit was a major effort to get the current set of isos out
13:08.23fsmithredI was doing around 40 installs per week for the last few months
13:08.31mooslso it sloud be a matter of simply copy/pasting the patches and hooking up apt-get
13:08.49moosls/sloud/should
13:09.27fsmithredit's a matter of someone willing to devote the time and effort to do it and maintain it after it's done
13:09.38moosldiff alpine-linux devuan
13:09.40mooslsomething like that
13:12.35golinuxmoosl: Please return to planet earth.
13:13.06moosleventually all distros will have to offer musl based isos
13:13.15fsmithredwhy?
13:13.24mooslfsmithred: many reasons
13:15.23golinuxMaybe move this to #devuan-offtopic
13:16.46mooslgolinux: that's ok, I just wanted to raise the issue after trying 32bit out
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13:18.16mooslgolinux: i'll go into the forums.
13:21.00golinuxmoosl: One suggestion . . . if you want a musl based iso, please put it together and offer it to devuan. Do not expect devuan devs to do it for you.
13:21.53golinuxSee you over there . . .
13:22.17mooslgolinux: first off, I don't have the diff/patching skillz to do so.
13:22.37mooslsecond, it isn't a crazy idea.
13:23.39mooslgolinux: how come debian had a mach iso?
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13:54.20scott_Hi. This is my first time here. I'm on Linux Mint 17.2 (still pre-SystemD) and have used Mint for 8+ years.
13:54.37scott_But now I'm looking for a new distro.
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13:58.48scott_Well I guess the search continues. Thanks for nothing.
14:04.05tuxd3vscott, what are your doubts?
14:04.15tuxd3valready quitted..
14:04.37tuxd3vwithout a question is dificult to formule a answer :/
14:06.38Atari-FroschBad service. :-þ
14:10.34tuxd3vAtari-Frosch, I really was not close to the computer neither
14:10.53tuxd3vanyway you expect always some one make his own questions :(
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14:16.53Atari-Froschtuxd3v: Of course. Just an experience I made on IRC since I use it: People say something or even ask questions, wait a few minutes at maximum, and if nobody answers, they leave. As if the folks in a channel are staring at it all the time just waiting for people like this ;-)
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14:37.51onefangSome people have such short .. oh look, a squirrel!
14:38.27Atari-Frosch:-D
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14:50.21brocashelmi saw scott_'s post in a mint thread. i'll try to get him to come back :D
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14:57.41JorilNice :O
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17:49.05yetimusl is the new rust?
17:49.57yetirewrite it in rust!  is demanded often...  e.g. someone triggered a long thread in Haiku(OS)'s forum bout this...
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17:50.27GNULinuxPayI'm selling GNU/Linux licenses. $99 for single user, $49 for each computer if purchasing for 25 or more machines. Bitcoin payment only!
17:50.43yetidu mich auch!
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17:53.51tuxd3vGNULinuxPay, I can also sell you some
17:54.54GNULinuxPaytuxd3v: for what price?
17:55.44yeti-> #debianfork
17:56.07tuxd3vits certainly bellow yeors :)
17:56.21tuxd3vyeors -> yours
17:57.18tuxd3vafaik selling gpl licenses its not possible, products yes
17:57.28tuxd3vwhat do you guys thins of its:
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17:57.58tuxd3vwith xterm in 256 color mode:
17:58.00tuxd3vhttps://postimg.cc/bG5M7RqK/2ed18d00
17:58.08tuxd3vand this with tilda:
17:58.32tuxd3vhttps://postimg.cc/bZh2TXb5/65c4915f
17:58.48tuxd3vis starts to take some shape tell me what do you think
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18:00.37tuxd3vthis is the first real adventure with lnewt: https://github.com/tuxd3v/lnewt
18:01.32tuxd3vstill have a problem, I have hotkeys assigned to the listbox, but how to I manage the buttons :/
18:01.39tuxd3vanyone can help?
18:06.55brocashelmi think he is back as "GNULinuxGenuine" in #debian-fork
18:08.44tuxd3vbrocashelm, you mean  #debianfork :)
18:09.29brocashelmtuxd3v: yup :)
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20:29.32brocashelmhow do i restart networkmanager service using runit?
20:33.56rtndogare you specifically wanting to do it with runit?
20:34.14rtndogor are you just tring to restart it?
20:35.47brocashelmi am using runit-init instead of sysvinit, and i needed to make some dns/resolv changes
20:36.23brocashelmi tried looking around for the service directory, but kept getting "unable to open supervise/ok: files does not exist"
20:42.21golinuxbrocashelm: I Don't begin to understand the finer points of init  but I think runit relies on sysvinit scripts.
20:42.51golinuxDo you have them installed?
20:44.46brocashelmgolinux: i installed runit-init and only have sysvinit-utils of sysvinit packages installed alongside
20:46.33brocashelmi just installed sysvinit and init again. i thought those would replace runit-init at first, but i guess not?
20:48.09golinuxHave you seen this thread? https://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?id=3628
20:48.45brocashelmyes, i have seen it previously and followed those steps
20:49.01brocashelmrunit has been my init for a few days already
20:50.13brocashelmthe interesting thing is i just installed init and sysvinit back again, but apt did not complain
20:55.02golinuxSorry I can't be much help . . .
20:55.46fsmithredso which one is being used?
20:56.10brocashelmgolinux: no worries :)
20:56.20brocashelmfsmithred: runit
20:56.33fsmithredyou rebooted after reinstalling sysvinit?
20:56.39brocashelmlet me check
20:58.07brocashelmyes, runit is still my init
20:58.34fsmithredaptitude -s install sysvinit-core says it will remove runit-init
20:59.31brocashelmsysvinit-core is not installed
20:59.41fsmithredoh
20:59.47brocashelmsysvinit, sysvinit-utils, and init are installed
20:59.47fsmithredI thought you said you reinstalled it
21:00.13fsmithredI think sysvinit is just a metapackage
21:00.15brocashelmsorry, i meant the literal packages
21:01.06brocashelmbut, i was wondering how i could utilize runit for restarting networkmanager as an example
21:01.23fsmithredI know nothing about runit
21:01.44fsmithredI just followed directions to install it and then kicked it around until I could make a live iso from it.
21:01.58brocashelmah
21:02.00fsmithredkicked my stuff around
21:02.01fsmithrednot runit
21:03.07fsmithredrefractasnaphsot depends on live-config-sysvinit(or other init system)
21:03.19brocashelmyeah, it removed those packages when i installed runit-init
21:03.20fsmithredbut there's no live-config-runit package
21:03.41fsmithredso I opened up some packages and copied files into place
21:04.40brocashelmi see
21:04.46brocashelmanother question i have is that since i do not want a graphical login manager (just tty -> startx), i keep seeing some ethernet crap interfering when i put in my username/password. would there be a way to get rid of this?
21:05.29fsmithredI was under the impression that if "-- quiet" is in the boot command, they won't show up.
21:05.46fsmithredother way is to edit something in /etc/sysctl.conf
21:06.13brocashelmin /etc/default/grub?
21:06.20fsmithred# Uncomment the following to stop low-level messages on console
21:06.20fsmithred#kernel.printk = 3 4 1 3
21:06.32fsmithredyeah, for quiet, in /etc/default/grub
21:07.22brocashelmso, like this? GRUB_CMD_LINE_LINUX="-- quiet"
21:07.29fsmithredI think so
21:07.35fsmithredmake it the last option
21:07.59fsmithredyou have to run update-grub afterward
21:08.23brocashelmalright. just making sure where to place that. i also have GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT
21:08.27fsmithredplease let me know if it works
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21:08.47fsmithredoh yeah, DEFAULT will just put it in the first boot entry
21:08.55fsmithredthe other will put it in all of them
21:10.21brocashelmtesting now
21:10.55brocashelmnope, it's still happening
21:11.10fsmithredok
21:11.21fsmithredsorry for that
21:11.27brocashelmi see stuff like this in the tty: eth0: NIC Link is Up 1000 Mbps Full Duplex, etc. etc. and some UFW BLOCK info
21:11.33brocashelmwhen i get my login prompt
21:11.44fsmithredyeah, I know exactly what you're talking about
21:11.51fsmithredclose your eyes to log in
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21:12.00brocashelm:P
21:12.17fsmithredsysctl.conf
21:13.34brocashelmreverted grub changes and uncommented that line
21:13.37brocashelmrebooting again
21:14.26brocashelmgreat, it's finally gone
21:14.29brocashelmthank you
21:14.34fsmithredyw
21:15.00fsmithredif you like magic sysrq keys, you can edit that file to enable all of them
21:15.06fsmithredkernel.sysrq=1
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21:17.11brocashelmkernel.sysrq=1 was already uncommented before i edited the file. i see kernel.sysrq=438 remains commented
21:17.24brocashelmi am not too familiar with that approach
21:17.37fsmithredoh yeah, I know who edited your file.
21:17.39fsmithredlol
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21:17.50brocashelmha
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21:51.58fsmithredwhat's the equivalent of 'init 1' command for runit?
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22:46.46nemosooo I'd like to have a newer wine
22:47.01nemoI'm thinking I should just add it from https://wiki.winehq.org/Debian
22:47.06nemoseems probably fairly safe
22:47.21nemois Debian 9 or Debian 10 closest to beowulf these days?
22:47.48nemoand... is this a bad idea?
22:48.56nemoah. buster
22:49.06nemo10.4 to be exact
22:49.13nemowelp. we'll see what happens
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