| 22 Dec 2024 |
 @kranzes:matrix.org | I'm not | 16:13:39 |
 Arian | how though | 16:13:44 |
| @kranzes:matrix.org | Idk i have to check my config | 16:13:59 |
| @kranzes:matrix.org | github.com/kranzes/nix-config | 16:14:13 |
| @kranzes:matrix.org | Not on computer rn | 16:14:18 |
| @kranzes:matrix.org | I only have gnome-kerying enabled in home-manager | 16:44:41 |
| @kranzes:matrix.org | Dec 22 18:42:59 pongo gnome-keyring-daemon[2793]: gnome-keyring-daemon: no process capabilities, insecure memory might get used
Dec 22 18:42:59 pongo gnome-keyring-daemon[2793]: discover_other_daemon: 1
Dec 22 18:42:59 pongo gnome-keyring-daemon[2793]: discover_other_daemon: 1SSH_AUTH_SOCK=/run/user/1000/keyring/ss
| 16:45:21 |
| @kranzes:matrix.org | these are the logs. I also don't have SSH_AUTH_SOCK set in my shell | 16:45:39 |
 Jan Tojnar | we should disable it in gnome-keyring by default, I missed that GNOME 46 already did that https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/140824 | 20:41:24 |
| 23 Dec 2024 |
 p14 | It seems the lock screen is somehow entirely missing? (gnome+wayland nixpkgs/nixos-unstable) I thought there was an button for it under the power button menu in gnome, and that super+L locked the screen, but that isn't working. I think I missed the moment when it stopped working, since a rollback didn't bring it back, but I speculate that it was some time in the last month or two.
I can't figure out what component might have provided this or why it's missing. | 08:28:43 |
| 24 Dec 2024 |
|  karlthane joined the room. | 14:11:18 |
| 26 Dec 2024 |
|  elikoga changed their display name from elikoga to elikoga (@38c3 📞448{0,1}. | 15:21:52 |
| elikoga changed their display name from elikoga (@38c3 📞448{0,1} to elikoga (@38c3 📞448{0,1}). | 15:26:06 |
| elikoga changed their display name from elikoga (@38c3 📞448{0,1}) to elikoga (@38c3 📞488{0,1}). | 15:26:49 |
