| 21 Jul 2023 |
 Jan Tojnar | I meant telegram settings | 18:34:15 |
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 @rmtt:matrix.org | show tray icon is always on | 01:46:40 |
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| @spaziale:mozilla.org | Hi, I am trying to use gnome calendar (the flatpak version) but it crashes at startup.
(gnome-calendar:2): GLib-CRITICAL **: 16:01:18.644: g_date_time_unref: assertion 'datetime != NULL' failed
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GcalDateChooserDay:ERROR:../src/gui/event-editor/gcal-date-chooser-day.c:177:gcal_date_chooser_day_set_date: assertion failed: (date != NULL)
Bail out! GcalDateChooserDay:ERROR:../src/gui/event-editor/gcal-date-chooser-day.c:177:gcal_date_chooser_day_set_date: assertion failed: (date != NULL)
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| @spaziale:mozilla.org | also window won't tile as usual | 16:41:04 |
| @spaziale:mozilla.org | works only with super + right/left arrow and not with mouse | 16:41:37 |
| Jan Tojnar | Spaziale: if flatpak version crashes, that sounds like an upstream bug | 18:55:32 |
| Jan Tojnar | the mouse tiling appears to be broken on Wayland for me as well (or maybe it is when there are multiple monitors?) | 18:56:34 |
| Jan Tojnar | it works when I install tiling assistant extension | 18:59:05 |
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| @spaziale:mozilla.org | In reply to @jtojnar:matrix.org
Spaziale: if flatpak version crashes, that sounds like an upstream bug but the flatpak version works perfectly on fedora | 20:04:03 |
| @spaziale:mozilla.org | In reply to @jtojnar:matrix.org
the mouse tiling appears to be broken on Wayland for me as well (or maybe it is when there are multiple monitors?) i have a single monitor setup | 20:04:32 |
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 @lehmanator:gnulinux.club | Is there a NixOS way to ensure GNOME shell & all desktop UI stays responsive when CPU utilization is very high?
nix-collect-garbage & nixos-rebuild often make my systen lock up when running. Other tasks do too sometimes, but most of the time, its one of these two processes.
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 uep | you can run both of those with nice | 22:55:08 |
| uep | there are also some options for controlling the priority of tasks the nix daemon starts, but not all of those are run from the daemon | 22:55:40 |
| uep | * there are also some options for controlling the priority and number of tasks the nix daemon starts, but not all of those are run from the daemon | 22:56:11 |
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 Julian Stecklina | In reply to @lehmanator:gnulinux.club
Is there a NixOS way to ensure GNOME shell & all desktop UI stays responsive when CPU utilization is very high?
nix-collect-garbage & nixos-rebuild often make my systen lock up when running. Other tasks do too sometimes, but most of the time, its one of these two processes.
That could be an I/O / paging problem as well. Do you have enough RAM? I found that having /tmp as a tmpfs is not smart on a NixOS machine that builds stuff in /tmp ;) | 18:26:05 |
