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27 Sep 2024 | ||
SigmaSquadron | might be good to replace the flags with lib.cmake* for readability though | 19:46:51 |
SigmaSquadron | -DCMAKE_SOMETHING=-SOMETHING is such a mess. | 19:47:11 |
K900 | Feel free | 19:47:23 |
K900 | I honestly don't have a strong preference one way or the other | 19:47:32 |
28 Sep 2024 | ||
K900 | @πΌπ. π±ππ πππ π π·ππ https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/345057 | 09:18:20 |
Alper Γelik | Download image.png | 18:43:41 |
Alper Γelik | Download image.png | 18:44:34 |
Alper Γelik | Hello, in kde power and battery applet it says power profile not available but in system settings everything works well. could you guys help ? My config : https://github.com/Alper-Celik/MyConfig | 18:46:53 |
K900 | That setting is just a noop | 18:48:52 |
K900 | If ppd doesn't support your hardware | 18:48:58 |
K900 | You can check powerprofilesctl to see if it actually does | 18:49:08 |
Alper Γelik |
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Alper Γelik | * looks like it supports, output of
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Alper Γelik | * looks like it supports, output of
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K900 | Then you're probably looking at a Plasma 6.1 bug that is fixed in 6.2 | 19:15:42 |
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29 Sep 2024 | ||
K900 | @πΌπ. π±ππ πππ π π·ππ so do you think we can get upstream GTK fixed to not do this | 09:17:28 |
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πΌπ. π±ππ πππ π π·ππ | In reply to @k900:0upti.me Do you mean make it look at XDG_DATA_DIRS or make it to look into index.theme? As per https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/issues/5388 discusison it seems they have no interest in either but getting the former should be easy (basically call get_cursor_theme recursively with | 14:10:25 |
πΌπ. π±ππ πππ π π·ππ | In reply to @k900:0upti.me* Do you mean make it look at XDG_DATA_DIRS or make it to look into index.theme? As per https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/issues/5388 discusison it seems they have no interest in either but getting the former should be easy (basically call get_cursor_theme recursively with The latter requires implementing theme merging in gtk as it basically lacks it, they extracted only very minimalistic part from wayland-cursor they need. | 14:10:34 |
πΌπ. π±ππ πππ π π·ππ | * Do you mean make it look at XDG_DATA_DIRS or make it to look into index.theme? As per https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/issues/5388 discusison it seems they have no interest in either but getting the former should be easy (basically call get_cursor_theme recursively with The latter requires implementing cursor theme merging in gtk as it basically lacks it, they extracted only very minimalistic part from wayland-cursor they need. | 14:10:46 |
πΌπ. π±ππ πππ π π·ππ | * Do you mean make it look at XDG_DATA_DIRS or make it to look into index.theme? As per https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/issues/5388 discusison it seems they have no interest in either but getting the former should be easy (basically call get_cursor_theme recursively with The latter requires implementing cursor theme merging in gtk as it basically lacks it, they extracted only very minimalistic part they need from wayland-cursor. | 14:11:07 |
πΌπ. π±ππ πππ π π·ππ | * Do you mean make it look at XDG_DATA_DIRS or make it to look into index.theme? As per https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/issues/5388 discusison it seems they have no interest in either but getting the former should be easy (basically call get_cursor_theme recursively with The latter requires implementing cursor theme merging in gtk as it basically lacks it, they extracted only very minimalistic part they need from wayland-cursor. | 14:12:10 |
πΌπ. π±ππ πππ π π·ππ | * Do you mean make it look at XDG_DATA_DIRS or make it to look into index.theme? As per https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/issues/5388 discusison it seems they have no interest in either but getting the former should be easy (basically call get_cursor_theme recursively with The latter requires implementing cursor theme merging in gtk as it basically lacks it, they extracted only very minimalistic part they need from wayland-cursor. | 14:12:29 |
K900 | In reply to @ilya-fedin:matrix.orgAmazing | 14:17:51 |
K900 | Maybe we can just get some of the GNOME people to deal with this | 14:19:09 |
K900 | Because I can't | 14:19:17 |
πΌπ. π±ππ πππ π π·ππ | gtk4 also uses custom built-in fallback cursor than gtk3. As gtk3 uses wayland-cursor, it provides the last fallback which it apparently took from xcursor, given that it has lots of functions with the same name as in libxcursor and those cursors are the same as X11 applications have in this situation (that tiny cursor I uploaded in screenshot). gtk4, it seems, didn't copy that code from wayland-cursor, it has its own builtin fallback pixmap. It seems to be the default (left_ptr) cursor from Adwaita. It can properly scale it (or maybe almost, it's of the right size but looks blurry) which is avantage but wayland-cursor seem to have not only the default cursor but also the hand cursor at least which is disadvantage. Thus I had a trouble resizing gtk4 windows while testing it with GDK_DEBUG=portals. | 14:32:35 |
πΌπ. π±ππ πππ π π·ππ | meh, I have a very big trouble connecting to matrix and Element doesn't seem to even have proxy setitngs π | 14:33:04 |
πΌπ. π±ππ πππ π π·ππ | In reply to @k900:0upti.meThat could be really easily be solved by symlinking... I honestly don't really undertstand what's the problem with runCommand given that e.g. fonts module uses it: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/master/nixos/modules/config/fonts/fontdir.nix | 14:34:23 |