| 27 Jan 2024 |
FreeVariable | In reply to@jtojnar:matrix.org FreeVariable: did you install sysprof through environment.systemPackages? Looks like it might be required. Thanks, getting closer. Now the error reads "too many futures" | 12:00:55 |
FreeVariable | * Thanks, getting closer. Now the error reads "too many futures" when running the to-memory profiler (first tab) | 12:01:25 |
FreeVariable | To be expected? | 12:02:05 |
Jan Tojnar | FreeVariable: I have not seen that | 12:17:09 |
Jan Tojnar | FreeVariable: are you on unstable or stable? When exactly does it happen? Is that after recording for a while? | 12:22:11 |
FreeVariable | Download Capture vidéo du 2024-01-27 13-44-37.webm | 12:45:07 |
FreeVariable | Unstable | 12:55:26 |
FreeVariable | * Unstable. It happens if I use the following feature (see above) | 12:55:43 |
FreeVariable | Unstable. It happens if I use the following feature Record to memory (see above) | 13:06:00 |
Jan Tojnar | FreeVariable: hmm, that is super weird. Could you try running it in console with G_MESSAGES_DEBUG=all sysprof and see if there are any details? | 13:06:50 |
FreeVariable | Sure | 13:06:57 |
FreeVariable | Download logs.txt | 13:08:27 |
Jan Tojnar | hmm, will probably need to ask Christian on #gnome-hackers:gnome.org when he's around | 13:21:32 |
FreeVariable | thx a lot | 14:53:54 |
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Jan Tojnar | FreeVariable: for now, I have opened an issue https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/sysprof/-/issues/112 | 17:50:53 |
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| 28 Jan 2024 |
FreeVariable | In reply to @jtojnar:matrix.org FreeVariable: for now, I have opened an issue https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/sysprof/-/issues/112 That's very agreeable of you! I'll follow up there then. | 08:51:38 |
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| 29 Jan 2024 |
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D3vil0p3r | Hello! I'm using NixOS with GNOME, and I use Nautilus as File Manager.
I set Tokyo Night Dark GTK theme (tokyo-night-gtk package) and it works well on GNOME windows like GNOME Tweaks and I tested it also on Mate and Cinnamon DEs and this GTK theme works.
I set this theme by:
home-manager.users.${username} = { pkgs, ...}: {
gtk = {
enable = true;
gtk3.extraConfig.gtk-decoration-layout = "menu:";
theme = {
name = "Tokyonight-Dark-B";
package = pkgs.tokyo-night-gtk;
};
iconTheme = {
name = "Tokyonight-Dark";
};
cursorTheme = {
name = "Bibata-Modern-Ice";
package = pkgs.bibata-cursors;
};
};
The problem is that this theme is not applied on Nautilus window that remains a light theme (I guess Adwaita).
How can I apply Nautilus GTK theme?
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Jan Tojnar | Replied in https://discourse.nixos.org/t/setting-nautiilus-gtk-theme/38958 | 13:36:22 |
Jan Tojnar | Also please do not multipost without mentioning it – it can lead to duplicated effort in answering. | 13:37:18 |
| 30 Jan 2024 |
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Giang Nguyen | I noticed that Google Chrome on NixOS with GNOME does not use GNOME keyring, does that means it uses some kind of built-in keyring on NixOS (if so, what is it?) or are my passwords stored in plaintext? | 04:36:17 |