00:03 < bridge> For now it just sends this packet https://zillyhuhn.com/cs/.1693940725.png 00:03 < bridge> 00:03 < bridge> I will probably rage quit tomorrow when I get to parsing the Server response :D 01:10 < bridge> openrc hanging while "mounting misc binary format filesystem" 01:11 < bridge> what fs even 01:11 < bridge> ugh 01:11 < bridge> maybe an issue with dist kernel 01:12 < bridge> maybe check what openrc is executing 01:54 < bridge> is it possible to do multiple SQL queries per execute in the ddnet code? 01:55 < bridge> it seems to fail if you try to prepare multiple queries seperated by a ; 02:00 < bridge> Yo wtf godot engine on android 02:00 < bridge> Who wants to make a game on a phone lmao 02:19 < bridge> i tried interactive mode and it just hung when i told it to start the service "modules" 02:20 < bridge> which i assume loads all the modules & isn't interactive like the rest of the compiled-in services in the distribution kernel 02:21 < bridge> bizarre 02:21 < bridge> now it's hanging "mounting local filesystems..." 03:25 < bridge> 03:26 < bridge> this describes my issue exactly but it's not an arch-converted system 03:26 < bridge> damn it 03:26 < bridge> i might just go to arch. i don't know i just wanna use my computer 03:39 < bridge> i don't get paid enough for this 04:02 < bridge> hey bros, i download ddnet and ddnet-libs two files from git,now i want to build in ubuntu,where the ddnet-libs file should i put in? 04:03 < bridge> ddnet libs goes in the ddnet folder 04:06 < bridge> what is this problem 04:06 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1148801320132825218/image.png 04:06 < bridge> change python3? 04:07 < bridge> yes 04:07 < bridge> change it to python3 in the sudo apt install 04:09 < bridge> ok then ,i follow readme to mkdir build and cmake .. 04:09 < bridge> To run the tests, you have to install GTest 04:09 < bridge> -- Could NOT find Notify (missing: NOTIFY_LIBRARIES NOTIFY_INCLUDE_DIRS) 04:10 < bridge> this should i install? 04:10 < bridge> you can skip those I think 04:13 < bridge> then i make ,fail in this 04:13 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1148803017160785950/image.png 04:13 < bridge> what should i do now 😦 04:13 < bridge> hmm maybe you need notify libs 04:13 < bridge> idk why it didnt work 04:38 < bridge> ddnet libs is for windows 04:38 < bridge> you need shared libs on linux 04:40 < bridge> sudo apt-get install libglib2.0-dev. though really the cmake should fail before that since glib is required 04:46 < bridge> i have install libglib2.0-dev already 04:48 < bridge> bizarre 04:52 < bridge> i used to cmake in visual stdio,but it remind cmake create fail 04:52 < bridge> CMake Error at cmake/FindSSP.cmake:12 (message): 04:52 < bridge> could not find ssp paths D:\gitloadhouse\ddnet\cmake/FindSSP.cmake 04:54 < bridge> are you on windows or ubuntu right now? 04:55 < bridge> that's weird because i am pretty sure the cmake deduces whether or not to include SSP by seeing if the compiler is mingw 04:55 < bridge> you can disable the flag to enable source fortification. i forgot what it is 04:55 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1148813744990851183/IMG_3595.jpg 04:55 < bridge> both proposed use flag changes have another issue 04:56 < bridge> yes it is 04:56 < bridge> oh you can omit packages swag 04:58 < bridge> vs with mingw is an odd choice but i guess it works lol. idk how to use ssp on the mingw they provide, you're best off disabling the flag for now 04:58 < bridge> -DSECURITY_COMPILER_FLAGS=OFF 05:03 < bridge> how to use it 05:03 < bridge> are you using the GUI 05:03 < bridge> :monkaStop: 05:03 < bridge> yes 05:03 < bridge> in VS or the standalone cmake gui? 05:03 < bridge> in vs 05:03 < bridge> i don't remember exactly 05:04 < bridge> project configuration 05:06 < bridge> Project -> CMake settings for DDNet 05:06 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1148816484605374535/image.png 05:06 < bridge> find that and turn it off 05:14 < bridge> :pepeH: i cant find that 05:17 < bridge> how to do in gui 05:20 < bridge> you have to scroll a bit 05:20 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1148819949280833596/image.png 05:20 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1148819983548301342/image.png 05:24 < bridge> it open a .json file for me 05:24 < bridge> then find SECURITY_COMPILER_FLAGS 05:24 < bridge> and set it to off 05:25 < bridge> oh it's not there 05:28 < bridge> find it in CMakeLists.txt 05:29 < bridge> like that? 05:29 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1148822200611242085/image.png 05:31 < bridge> this one should i change? 05:31 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1148822820617453658/image.png 07:03 < bridge> lmfao well i got gnome-light instead of gnome and that'd be great except i have no web browser installed, no terminal installed, and no way to exit gnome or gdm in a way that takes me back to a shell, and all my VTs are frozen (X taking it back?) 07:03 < bridge> so i think i have to chroot in to install a terminal. LOL 07:12 < bridge> don't change cmakelists. don't change cmakecache either because that's autogen'd. if you can't find a way to pass the arg within VS then do what the build instructions say & pre-configure with the cmake gui 07:13 < bridge> though it's proposterous and you really shouldn't have to do that, idk what version of vs you're using but mine has a gui for the cmake config. 07:13 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1148848443201163264/image.png 07:13 < bridge> maybe something like this would work, in the json 07:47 < bridge> u just dont have enough xp with linux 07:47 < bridge> what distros did u try before 07:47 < bridge> most 07:48 < bridge> arch and Debian 07:48 < bridge> and a bunch of prefabs 07:48 < bridge> tbh the issue is poorly documented and i eventually found my way around it 07:48 < bridge> still am not sure of the cause 07:48 < bridge> did u make ur own kernel 07:48 < bridge> thats the most fun part 07:49 < bridge> yea i passed on that for now 07:49 < bridge> bah 07:49 < bridge> last night i just wanted to get it over with 07:49 < bridge> not real gentoo then 07:49 < bridge> so i went with distribution kernel 07:49 < bridge> but i’ll genkernel next time 07:49 < bridge> u shouldnt have started this at night 07:49 < bridge> u should have done this on a relaxing day 07:49 < bridge> with patience 07:49 < bridge> i didn’t mean to it just happened that way 07:50 < bridge> the day was meant to be computer day but i had to wait for parts to arrive and build the thing… I was done with that at like 7:30 pm xd 07:50 < bridge> f 07:50 < bridge> https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.godotengine.editor.v4 07:50 < bridge> Who wants to recreate tw via his phone 07:51 < bridge> @mpft i just know u need to enable support in kernel for the different filesystem drivers u want 07:51 < bridge> dist kernel should have it all 07:51 < bridge> and enabling as module or not is important 07:51 < bridge> hence my confusion 07:51 < bridge> yea 07:53 < bridge> gnome almost done compiling 07:53 < bridge> then i will be in the zone 07:55 < bridge> are u using discord desktop client? 07:57 < bridge> no, it works poorly 07:57 < bridge> blame it on electron hip 07:57 < bridge> on firefox i get 144hz 07:57 < bridge> but not on the app 07:57 < bridge> i use web 07:57 < bridge> that's wild because in firefox discord perf is worse 07:57 < bridge> i think they deliberately make it shitty on ff 07:57 < bridge> lol not for me 07:57 < bridge> why would they 07:57 < bridge> they dont make browsers 07:57 < bridge> no idea 07:57 < bridge> something i have heard 07:57 < bridge> dont believe everything they say 07:58 < bridge> and seen based on some userscripts 07:58 < bridge> let me find 07:58 < bridge> but well u can use chrome or chromium 07:58 < bridge> im pro firefox 07:58 < bridge> i love firefox 07:58 < bridge> @mpft u should rly look into making ur own kernel 07:58 < bridge> i say this cuz 07:59 < bridge> there are options specifically for ryzen processors 07:59 < bridge> and compiling the kernel with ryzen arch 07:59 < bridge> and more 07:59 < bridge> u can decide ur scheduler 07:59 < bridge> sweet 07:59 < bridge> there are different types of schedulers 07:59 < bridge> u need to investigate 07:59 < bridge> i forgot which i chose 07:59 < bridge> (you know what a scheduler does right) 07:59 < bridge> the only cpu specific thing i did was set arch xd 07:59 < bridge> what like for multitasking 08:00 < bridge> https://docs.kernel.org/scheduler/sched-design-CFS.html 08:00 < bridge> tldp is a good resource if u wanna know what's all of that too 08:00 < bridge> yeah 08:00 < bridge> yeah 08:00 < bridge> its what makes multicore cpus work nice 08:00 < bridge> yeah 08:01 < bridge> but there are schedulers that work better in desktop and others in servers 08:01 < bridge> ya 08:01 < bridge> perhaps i will look into it some more tomorrow 08:24 < bridge> yep portage is cool 08:24 < bridge> idk how to use it that well but seems awesome 08:24 < bridge> i just give it a package name and it knows 08:24 < bridge> with common sense 08:24 < bridge> unlike apt's lib*-dev3.3.3.2.67.53.3.11.2 08:24 < bridge> and arch's mangled package names 08:25 < bridge> inconsistent hyphenation and stuff 08:25 < bridge> though i am trying to figure out if i can enable the x11 fractional scaling patch that Ubuntu made for GNOME 08:44 < bridge> yea works surprisingly well 08:49 < bridge> Firefox itself is already slower. And generally I'd say bugs on sites are more common on Firefox, simply because it's tested less 08:49 < bridge> yeah 08:56 < bridge> ryo how do i install a pkg with a custom patch 08:57 < bridge> omg there's a wiki 08:57 < bridge> nvm 08:59 < bridge> in my vs CMakePresets.json only "linux-debug""macos-debug""windows-base""x64-debug""x64-release""x86-debug""x86-release" 08:59 < bridge> :justatest: 09:01 < bridge> sry man 09:18 < bridge> no .thx u bro 09:19 < bridge> olo 09:45 < bridge> portage supports aplying custom patches 09:45 < bridge> perks of building urself 09:45 < bridge> yea 09:45 < bridge> didn’t work when i tried. probably too old 10:38 < bridge> -+ 10:42 < bridge> epatches are so hot 11:07 < bridge> chillerdargon : damn, new sub on my side channel as well :poggers2: 11:09 < ChillerDragon> tru fan 11:09 < ChillerDragon> !ping 11:09 < chillerbot2> pong 11:09 < bridge> Command not found! 11:09 < ChillerDragon> pog 11:30 < bridge> gnome crashing but no systemd means i can’t check journalctl or gnome-logs, openrc says it doesn’t log either 11:31 < bridge> Let me guess, you skipped the part of the handbook where you install a syslog daemon 11:31 < bridge> i got one 11:31 < bridge> but uhh 11:31 < bridge> I don’t remember which one 11:33 < bridge> Well then any logs should be in /var/log/ 11:36 < bridge> this is a new error. also explains why i can login as root. ugg 11:38 < bridge> Another place to look is dmesg 11:39 < bridge> ``` 11:39 < bridge> (WW) NVIDIA(G0): Failed to set the display configuration 11:39 < bridge> (WW) NVIDIA(G0): - Setting a mode on head 0 failed: Insufficient permissions 11:39 < bridge> (WW) NVIDIA(G0): - Setting a mode on head 1 failed: Insufficient permissions 11:39 < bridge> ``` 11:40 < bridge> Does X work even? Without gnome 11:40 < bridge> it was working earlier. don't know if it works without gnome 11:40 < bridge> Ah, it worked with gnome before? 11:40 < bridge> <0nathan47> translate in english we cant help you 11:40 < bridge> yea 11:41 < bridge> i don't recall changing anything that would cause this 11:42 < bridge> You'll just have to google around I guess. Sorry, I haven't used gnome in like a decade 11:42 < bridge> It looks more like an X issue though. I would try just a plain X session to see if it can start properly 11:43 < bridge> tricky with gdm 11:44 < bridge> oh there are my user logs 11:46 < bridge> what driver u using 11:46 < bridge> nvidia 11:46 < bridge> proprietary 11:46 < bridge> idk if its needed but is ur user in the video group 11:46 < bridge> yea 11:46 < bridge> i also use the propietary one 11:46 < bridge> did u recompile the module after compiling the kernel 11:46 < bridge> ``` 11:46 < bridge> # Process is emerge new kernel sources, copy old config into new sources, 11:46 < bridge> # eselect new kernel, make oldconfig, make, make install, make modules_install 11:46 < bridge> 11:46 < bridge> sudo make -j16 11:46 < bridge> sudo make install 11:46 < bridge> sudo make modules_install 11:46 < bridge> sudo emerge @module-rebuild 11:46 < bridge> sudo dracut 11:46 < bridge> # sudo grub-install --efi-directory=/boot/efi 11:46 < bridge> sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg 11:47 < bridge> ``` 11:47 < bridge> i got it after the kernel 11:47 < bridge> this is my update kernel script 11:48 < bridge> USE="X -wayland lm-sensors contrib mount alsa pipewire pulseaudio xinerama opengl vulkan udev elogind -systemd fontconfig vorbis opus vdpau bluetooth" 11:48 < bridge> this is my global use flag 11:48 < bridge> VIDEO_CARDS="nvidia" 11:48 < bridge> ``` 11:48 < bridge> COMMON_FLAGS="-O2 -pipe -march=native -mtune=native -ftree-vectorize" 11:48 < bridge> CFLAGS="${COMMON_FLAGS}" 11:48 < bridge> CXXFLAGS="${COMMON_FLAGS}" 11:48 < bridge> FCFLAGS="${COMMON_FLAGS}" 11:48 < bridge> FFLAGS="${COMMON_FLAGS}" 11:48 < bridge> LDFLAGS="${LDFLAGS} -fuse-ld=mold -Wl,-O1 -Wl,--as-needed" 11:48 < bridge> RUSTFLAGS="-C target-cpu=native -C opt-level=3 -C strip=symbols" 11:48 < bridge> ADAFLAGS=${CFLAGS} 11:48 < bridge> ADA_TARGET="gnat_2021" 11:48 < bridge> #Obtained from app-portage/cpuid2cpuflags utility 11:48 < bridge> CPU_FLAGS_X86="aes avx avx2 f16c fma3 mmx mmxext pclmul popcnt rdrand sha sse sse2 sse3 sse4_1 sse4_2 sse4a ssse3" 11:48 < bridge> ``` 11:49 < bridge> @mpft u have lot of ram right 11:49 < bridge> plenty 11:49 < bridge> set portage tmpfiles in a tmpfs 11:49 < bridge> well 11:49 < bridge> do that when u fixed ur i ssues 11:49 < bridge> guide is here https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Portage_TMPDIR_on_tmpfs 11:49 < bridge> xd 11:49 < bridge> yea lol 11:49 < bridge> it will save u a lot of writes to ur ssd 11:49 < bridge> and compiles faster *tm 11:49 < bridge> hell yeah 11:50 < bridge> no im gonna do this now 11:50 < bridge> my mouse scroll wheel is so weird... super sensitive 11:50 < bridge> i think i had this issue before and solved it by getting some stupid software 11:50 < bridge> my tmpfs is 14gb iirc 11:50 < bridge> logitech 11:51 < bridge> where does it go when shutdown? wiped or swap or on root partition? 11:52 < bridge> Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on 11:52 < bridge> tmpfs tmpfs 14G 0 14G 0% /var/tmp/portage 11:52 < bridge> wdym 11:52 < bridge> tmpfs lives on ram 11:52 < bridge> nothing is saved 11:52 < bridge> this is just for temp files 11:52 < bridge> from portage 11:52 < bridge> ``` 11:52 < bridge> tmpfs /tmp tmpfs rw,nosuid,noatime,nodev,size=8G,mode=1777 0 0 11:52 < bridge> tmpfs /var/tmp/portage tmpfs size=14G,uid=portage,gid=portage,mode=775,nosuid,noatime,nodev 0 0 11:52 < bridge> ``` 11:52 < bridge> oh the sources are not kept? or caching something else 11:52 < bridge> my fstab 11:53 < bridge> sources are not build artifacts 11:53 < bridge> tmpfiles 11:53 < bridge> portage keeps source files 11:53 < bridge> which u need to clean somewhen 11:53 < bridge> eclean 11:53 < bridge> make ur /tmp a tmpfs too 11:53 < bridge> here's mine just cuz we're sharing 😃 11:53 < bridge> ``` 11:53 < bridge> UUID=A23A-053E /boot vfat defaults 0 2 11:53 < bridge> UUID=f838b87e-2fa2-4b67-97f5-24efe0dda83c none swap sw 0 0 11:53 < bridge> UUID=01569493-310c-44e4-9205-6c40f3b0782e / xfs defaults,noatime 0 1 11:53 < bridge> ``` 11:53 < bridge> use ur ram 11:54 < bridge> Sources are retained in distfiles 11:54 < bridge> ``` 11:54 < bridge> #LABEL=boot /boot ext4 noauto,noatime 1 2 11:54 < bridge> #UUID=58e72203-57d1-4497-81ad-97655bd56494 / ext4 noatime 0 1 11:54 < bridge> #LABEL=swap none swap sw 0 0 11:54 < bridge> #/dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom auto noauto,ro 0 0 11:54 < bridge> UUID=8E37-E91C /boot vfat defaults,noatime 0 2 11:54 < bridge> UUID=6739c2cc-4a15-4a30-b223-bafcdff6688f / ext4 noatime 0 1 11:54 < bridge> 11:54 < bridge> # sda1 is the 2tb ssd partition for linux 11:54 < bridge> UUID=c598fbd0-b87c-4e69-9fb6-8b2fd0624f24 /data1 ext4 defaults,noatime 0 2 11:54 < bridge> 11:54 < bridge> # sdb1 is the 1tb hdd 11:54 < bridge> UUID=978e8a4d-a200-42ff-b501-ee25baf195d4 /data2 ext4 defaults,noatime 0 2 11:54 < bridge> 11:54 < bridge> UUID=d2359c6c-99c0-4f4f-9225-5605bed37399 none swap sw 0 0 11:54 < bridge> 11:54 < bridge> /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom auto noauto,user 0 0 11:54 < bridge> 11:54 < bridge> tmpfs /tmp tmpfs rw,nosuid,noatime,nodev,size=8G,mode=1777 0 0 11:54 < bridge> tmpfs /var/tmp/portage tmpfs size=14G,uid=portage,gid=portage,mode=775,nosuid,noatime,nodev 0 0 11:54 < bridge> ``` 11:54 < bridge> my full one 11:54 < bridge> xd 11:54 < bridge> sloppy 11:54 < bridge> smh 11:54 < bridge> Smhsmh 11:54 < bridge> true linux user 11:55 < bridge> https://edgarluque.com/blog/daily-gentoo/ 11:55 < bridge> at a glance i shouldn't need to change anything right 11:55 < bridge> ``` 11:55 < ChillerDragon> ryo uses gentoo BTW 11:55 < bridge> alias update='sudo emaint -a sync' 11:55 < bridge> alias upgrade='sudo emerge -avuDN @world' 11:55 < bridge> ``` 11:55 < bridge> i have these 2 aliases 11:55 < bridge> my daily routine is 11:55 < bridge> update 11:55 < bridge> upgrade 11:55 < bridge> xd 11:55 < ChillerDragon> gym 11:55 < ChillerDragon> coffee 11:55 < bridge> put that cpu to work 11:55 < bridge> sometimes upgrade --skip firefox 11:55 < bridge> cuz im lazy 11:55 < bridge> my full system upgrades would take hours even on arch 11:55 < ChillerDragon> ryo you buffed? 11:55 < bridge> i had so many pkgs 11:55 < bridge> im getting buffed chiller 11:55 < ChillerDragon> pog 11:56 < ChillerDragon> send nudes when done 11:56 < bridge> rn i do 120kg deadlift 11:56 < bridge> but i started like 2 months ago 11:56 < ChillerDragon> i dont even lift bro 11:56 < ChillerDragon> idk wat 120kg is 11:56 < bridge> idk 11:56 < bridge> more than someoen who doesnt go to gym 11:56 < bridge> less than someone dedicated 11:56 < ChillerDragon> impressive 11:56 < bridge> I do `--exclude=firefox`, is there anything different about skip? 11:56 < bridge> oh ye 11:56 < bridge> exclude 11:57 < bridge> i just forgot the right name 11:57 < bridge> xd 11:57 < ChillerDragon> gentoo nob 11:57 < bridge> Forgor 11:57 < ChillerDragon> muzzle mass breaking coding skill 11:57 < bridge> --exclude="firefox llvm nodejs" 11:57 < bridge> firefox depends on nodejs 11:57 < bridge> i hate it 11:57 < bridge> Mon Aug 28 12:14:21 2023 >>> net-libs/nodejs-20.5.1 11:57 < bridge> merge time: 11 minutes and 24 seconds. 11:57 < bridge> ``` 11:57 < bridge> Mon Aug 28 12:31:46 2023 >>> www-client/firefox-116.0.3 11:58 < bridge> merge time: 14 minutes and 28 seconds. 11:58 < bridge> 11:58 < bridge> Thu Aug 31 08:53:41 2023 >>> www-client/firefox-117.0 11:58 < bridge> merge time: 49 minutes and 26 seconds. 11:58 < bridge> ``` 11:58 < bridge> idk what happened last time with firefox 11:58 < bridge> i think i was compiling with rust too 11:58 < bridge> when are u gonna lift yo m 11:58 < bridge> i could lift here 11:58 < bridge> her 11:58 < bridge> and urs too 11:58 < bridge> unless she is a ball 11:58 < bridge> ok ur not lifting mine 11:58 < bridge> xdd 11:58 < bridge> I chose the wrong governor for my cpu when I first set up this system, so in the logs I have 4 hour firefox compiles 11:59 < bridge> The cpu was locked to 800MHz 11:59 < bridge> lmao 11:59 < bridge> I don't think it's possible 11:59 < bridge> @mpft if u dabble with rust i recommend just using the -bin for system rust 11:59 < bridge> and use rustup 11:59 < bridge> ok 11:59 < bridge> fix my xorg 11:59 < bridge> he's broken 11:59 < bridge> i highly doubt a native rust build is faster than the provided by rust 12:00 < bridge> I don't use -bin, but I do also recommend rustup for your own use 12:00 < bridge> they use lto + PGO + BOLT 12:00 < bridge> How broken? 12:00 < bridge> ye but since i dont use system rust idc much 12:00 < bridge> its my only bin pkg 12:01 < bridge> Yeah, sensible 12:01 < bridge> My only binpkg is libreoffice 😄 12:01 < bridge> xd 12:01 < bridge> also 12:01 < bridge> @mpft SLOTS 12:01 < bridge> they are epic 12:01 < bridge> i needed python 3.9 for smth at work 12:01 < bridge> i can have python 3.9 3.10 3.11 12:01 < bridge> and they work 12:01 < bridge> quite a toxic attitude 12:01 < bridge> Dudes X11 doesn't work. He needs to fix that before slots 😄 12:02 < bridge> im joking with him, i know hour humour isnt compatible but i think ewan is fine with it 12:02 < bridge> im joking with him, i know our humour isnt compatible but i think ewan is fine with it 12:02 < bridge> send logs 12:02 < bridge> ur using gnome? 12:03 < bridge> i dont have much xp with gnome on gentoo 12:03 < bridge> a thing i like about gentoo is it makes u like minimalism for the sake of low compile times 12:03 < bridge> @learath2 btw smth funny, there was a perl update the other day 12:03 < bridge> and it came with 100 updates for pkgs 12:03 < bridge> perl stuff 12:05 < bridge> ya im on the gnome 12:05 < bridge>