| 10 Dec 2023 |
 @adham-omran:matrix.org | In reply to @jtojnar:matrix.org
https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/273314 | 10:36:55 |
| @adham-omran:matrix.org | In reply to @jtojnar:matrix.org
https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues * Done | 10:37:00 |
|  @/yvan:matrix.org changed their display name from Yvan Sraka to Yvan Sraka (old). | 10:56:07 |
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 Jan Tojnar | In reply to @adham-omran:matrix.org
Done I cannot reproduce. Could you try temporarily removing ~/.config/GIMP? | 13:11:54 |
| Jan Tojnar | other thing to try would be attaching to to the process with gdb and getting a backtrace | 13:20:56 |
| @adham-omran:matrix.org | In reply to @jtojnar:matrix.org
I cannot reproduce. Could you try temporarily removing ~/.config/GIMP? Ran rm -rf ~/.config/GIMP/ and it works now | 13:30:51 |
| @adham-omran:matrix.org | I'll close the issue with this note, if it happens again I'll let you know
Thank you Jan | 13:31:52 |
| @adham-omran:matrix.org | * I'll close the issue with a note about, if it happens again I'll let you know
Thank you Jan | 13:32:06 |
| Jan Tojnar | GIMP stores window position so it might be that it put it on a wrong display that does not exist (according to https://discourse.gnome.org/t/gimp-2-10-32-1-not-opening/13382/4?u=jtojnar) | 13:32:43 |
| Jan Tojnar | but I guess the only way to tell for certain would be comparing the config before and after | 13:34:07 |
| @adham-omran:matrix.org | In reply to @jtojnar:matrix.org
GIMP stores window position so it might be that it put it on a wrong display that does not exist (according to https://discourse.gnome.org/t/gimp-2-10-32-1-not-opening/13382/4?u=jtojnar) That is possible, I'm running a 2-display setup so maybe it was open during a suspend or during a period where I turned off one of the two displays. This would also explain why it appears in KDE once I tried switching | 13:34:31 |
| @adham-omran:matrix.org | In reply to @jtojnar:matrix.org
but I guess the only way to tell for certain would be comparing the config before and after Which we can't since I hastly rmed the thing.. | 13:34:49 |
| Jan Tojnar | I guess keep that in mind for the next time it happens. I think it still should not happen but it is hard to tell if it is GIMP or GNOME Shell bug | 13:36:33 |
| @adham-omran:matrix.org | In reply to @jtojnar:matrix.org
I guess keep that in mind for the next time it happens. I think it still should not happen but it is hard to tell if it is GIMP or GNOME Shell bug Come to think of it I observed this on two other occasions, being a Firefox instance from https://github.com/clj-commons/etaoin and Minecraft Java Edition, I blamed both on 23.11 being 23.11 and did not report nor investigate further. I'll do so in the coming days | 14:06:07 |
| @adham-omran:matrix.org | In reply to @jtojnar:matrix.org
I guess keep that in mind for the next time it happens. I think it still should not happen but it is hard to tell if it is GIMP or GNOME Shell bug * Come to think of it I observed this on two other occasions, being a Firefox instance from Etaoin and Minecraft Java Edition, I blamed both on 23.11 being 23.11 and did not report nor investigate further. I'll do so in the coming days | 14:06:27 |
| @adham-omran:matrix.org | * Come to think of it I observed this behavior on two other occasions, being a Firefox instance from Etaoin and Minecraft Java Edition, I blamed both on 23.11 being 23.11 and did not report nor investigate further. I'll do so in the coming days | 14:06:48 |
| @adham-omran:matrix.org | In reply to @adham-omran:matrix.org
Come to think of it I observed this behavior on two other occasions, being a Firefox instance from Etaoin and Minecraft Java Edition, I blamed both on 23.11 being 23.11 and did not report nor investigate further. I'll do so in the coming days After a lot of reboots, MC work.
Also Jan Tojnar I found a gimp config on my laptop that doesn't work, moved it to another directory and it works. How can I compare the configs?
| 14:15:51 |
 vcunat | Standard text comparison isn't good enough? meld for example | 15:02:53 |
 edgar.vincent | Is
services.gnome.gnome-browser-connector.enable = true;
programs.firefox.nativeMessagingHosts.packages = [ pkgs.gnome-browser-connector ];
enough for being able to install Gnome extensions from extensions.gnome.org with Firefox?
| 15:45:55 |
| edgar.vincent | When I do that, I get No such native application org.gnome.chrome_gnome_shell on extensions.gnome.org
| 15:46:34 |
| edgar.vincent | In the end, I managed to install extensions through gnome-extension-manager. | 17:36:42 |
| Jan Tojnar | In reply to @edgar.vincent:matrix.org
Is
services.gnome.gnome-browser-connector.enable = true;
programs.firefox.nativeMessagingHosts.packages = [ pkgs.gnome-browser-connector ];
enough for being able to install Gnome extensions from extensions.gnome.org with Firefox?
The former already does the latter. But that will only work if you installed Firefox using programs.firefox.enable = true; not explicit environment.systemPackages | 18:27:20 |
| Jan Tojnar | also not all extensions from the extension portal will work | 18:27:38 |
| Jan Tojnar | (some have dependencies that need to be patched on NixOS | 18:28:02 |
| edgar.vincent | Thanks a lot Jan Tojnar
| 19:47:55 |
 piousdeer | In reply to @deerouspie:matrix.org
Oh with the new ES Modules system we can do static analysis to detect used dependencies quite easily actually! Plenty of tooling in JS world already does this Here's a Node.js script that prints all gi:// dependencies of an extension using esbuild: https://gist.github.com/piousdeer/83dedd5155cec9aadbed4e076e41be26 | 22:50:12 |
| piousdeer | $ ./listGnomeExtensionGiDependencies.mjs /nix/store/9c7vkilw1m8fwvr81xd2rcnf9cba7dys-gnome-shell-extension-color-picker-38/share/gnome-shell/extensions/color-picker@tuberry/ | jq
{
"extension.js": [
"gi://St",
"gi://Gio",
"gi://GLib",
"gi://Meta",
"gi://cairo",
"gi://Shell",
"gi://Clutter",
"gi://GObject",
"gi://Graphene",
"gi://Soup/?version=3.0"
],
"prefs.js": [
"gi://Adw",
"gi://Gtk",
"gi://Gdk",
"gi://GObject",
"gi://Gio",
"gi://GLib",
"gi://Pango",
"gi://Graphene",
"gi://Soup/?version=3.0"
]
}
| 22:52:32 |
| piousdeer | Including those imported in JS submodules, dynamic import()s, export froms. So, a bit more complex than a regexp job | 22:56:23 |
| piousdeer | There are apparently some built-in modules in GJS: "gi", "system", "cairo", "gettext". I don't know if there's more, but they should be added to external. | 22:57:00 |
