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3 Sep 2024
@k900:0upti.meK900And we should probably figure out some way to be consistent on that11:19:53
@honnip:matrix.orgHonnipit also enables Pipewire as gnome-remote-desktop requires it 😅11:53:01
@k900:0upti.meK900Yes, but only for video12:01:35
@blitz:chat.x86.lol@blitz:chat.x86.lolAre there still issues with pipewire? I'm using this for quite some time without issues14:18:28
@k900:0upti.meK900I haven't seen any particularly bad reports14:20:36
@jtojnar:matrix.orgJan Tojnar
In reply to @k900:0upti.me
Question: what do y'all think about defaulting GNOME (and possibly the other GNOME-likes) to Pipewire for audio in 24.11?
sounds good, I think we had plans for that as far back as when worldofpeace was still contributing but there were always other priorities
15:40:20
@elvishjerricco:matrix.orgElvishJerricco
In reply to @blitz:chat.x86.lol
Are there still issues with pipewire? I'm using this for quite some time without issues
For some reason my microphone ends up sounding extremely bad if I enable pipewire. I have spent exactly zero time investigating this
19:47:51
@blitz:chat.x86.lol@blitz:chat.x86.lol
In reply to @elvishjerricco:matrix.org
For some reason my microphone ends up sounding extremely bad if I enable pipewire. I have spent exactly zero time investigating this
Bluetooth?
20:06:33
@elvishjerricco:matrix.orgElvishJerricco blitz: I was not using bluetooth, no 20:21:20
@elvishjerricco:matrix.orgElvishJerriccoUSB mic and motherboard analog audio out20:21:53
@blitz:chat.x86.lol@blitz:chat.x86.lolAh that sucks20:54:19
4 Sep 2024
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@elvishjerricco:matrix.orgElvishJerricco

Jan Tojnar: Ok, we've made a lot of progress understanding this bug. Here's the short version. It's not specific to systemd-initrd, and it's not specific to plymouth. Those things just seem to make a race condition more likely to trigger the problem.

The problem is simply that there is no reason that GDM wouldn't put GNOME on tty1. The only thing that would prevent it would be getty@tty1.service starting earlier than GNOME, but in the auto-login case that's a race condition. So the result is that when getty@tty1.service does start, GNOME crashes. And it gets worse. Because we still have multi-user.target: Wants=network-online.target, and because getty@.service has Type=idle, that means that you get this issue, where logging in within 5 seconds while networking is still connecting results in the same crash.

21:43:00
@elvishjerricco:matrix.orgElvishJerricco

So, I think the solution is to build GDM with -Dinitial-vt=1. We don't do this now because switch-to-configuration is rather clumsy in how it starts new units. So it sees that getty@tty1.service isn't started and includes it in the list of things to start. Then GDM's display-manger.service: Conflicts=getty@tty${initialVT}.service results in display-manager.service getting killed.

But we think we can fix this by being smarter about starting new units. If switch-to-configuration's start logic is changed to simply doing systemctl start default.target, it will correctly consider the Conflicts= directive, and the unit with the directive will win, meaning getty@tty1.service won't be started and display-manager.service won't be stopped.

21:45:24
@elvishjerricco:matrix.orgElvishJerricco My only remaining question is why doesn't plymouth count as having tty1 open when GNOME starts? It is indeed still running at that time, at least in the autologin case. Plymouth must be opening tty1 in such a way that it doesn't count for VT_OPENQRY. And I did check; plymouthd did have tty1 open according to lsof. 22:00:45
@elvishjerricco:matrix.orgElvishJerricco hm actually plymouth may have only had tty1 open because of plymouth:debug. I'm not actually sure. It should be using DRM for the actual display 22:13:00
@elvishjerricco:matrix.orgElvishJerriccowould have to check22:13:19
5 Sep 2024
@elvishjerricco:matrix.orgElvishJerricco agh, no I still don't fully understand. It's only a race condition in the autologin case if plymouth is not enabled. When plymouth is enabled, it results in getty@tty1.service being delayed until 20 seconds after GDM starts, as described in the issue. Which means I still have no idea what causes GNOME to randomly start on tty1 or tty2 in that case. 00:59:44
@elvishjerricco:matrix.orgElvishJerriccoRegardless, putting GDM on tty1 will solve it00:59:58
@k900:0upti.meK900 @Jan Tojnar can I get a final OK on the Orca thing 09:07:40
7 Sep 2024
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9 Sep 2024
@philiptaron:matrix.orgPhilip Taron (UTC-8) 🚀 GNOME 47 RC is out 🚀 00:10:36
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@elvishjerricco:matrix.orgElvishJerricco
In reply to @philiptaron:matrix.org
🚀 GNOME 47 RC is out 🚀
More HDR stuff! I wonder if steam can actually do HDR games with this, or if there's more to do still
22:54:30
@paperdigits:matrix.org@paperdigits:matrix.org likely there is more to do still, ElvishJerricco this is still a preview in gnome 22:57:00
@paperdigits:matrix.org@paperdigits:matrix.organd the protocol docs for HDR as still pretty fresh.22:57:10
@elvishjerricco:matrix.orgElvishJerriccoyea, it's still called "experimental". I wasn't sure if the color management part was all that was left or not22:57:44
@paperdigits:matrix.org@paperdigits:matrix.orgthey're considering HDR as part of "color management"22:58:56

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