libera/#devuan/ Saturday, 2021-07-10

Centurion_Danbugger - hit that util-linux/sysvinit-utils quagmire...02:30
fsmithred_I don't recall it. Did you look at any of the upgrade guides?02:32
Centurion_Danfsmithred -  the one I want is missing - gets a borked link ... https://devuan.org/os/documentation/dev1fanboy/upgrade-to-ascii02:41
fsmithred_I might be able to find it02:41
rrqhttps://www.devuan.org/os/documentation/dev1fanboy/en/upgrade-to-ascii.html02:43
rrqmaybe useful? https://www.devuan.org/os/documentation/dev1fanboy/en/migrate-to-ascii.html02:44
fsmithred_rrq, speaking of upgrades... https://termbin.com/hmor02:49
rrqgood02:50
rrqI think we'll need to employ some real programmers...02:50
fsmithred_there might be a missing "then" a few lines below where it says02:51
fsmithred_line 22 or so? https://git.devuan.org/devuan/installer-iso/src/branch/amd64-chimaera-sudo/scripts/magic-touch02:53
rrqyes; patched ... I'll trigger a manual iso rebuild02:56
fsmithred_thanks03:00
onefangrrq: "employ some real programmers"  I'm available for hire.  B-)03:03
rrqmmm pay is available at 10 times current pay03:04
Centurion_Danthanks rrq.  But that's missing the info I need....03:04
Xenguy.oO( Are we multiplying be zero? :- )03:04
Xenguys/be/by03:04
onefangI'm gonna need more storage to fit ten times the amount of stuff pkgmaster gives me.03:06
rrqCenturion_Dan: I'm blank about "the quagmire" I'm afraid .. what do you need?03:09
Centurion_Dangot it....  update-rc.d is in /usr/sbin which isn't in the root PATH for some reason...03:11
Centurion_Danso installing util-linux failed...03:12
rrqah that's the "su" upgrade ... doesn't change path without "-" (login)03:12
rrqfsmithred_ knows how to patch for that .. all options and best option :)03:15
gnarfaceluckily you can just put /sbin and /usr/sbin back in root's path by editing /etc/login.defs03:19
gnarfacethough i expect in a future "upgrade" the assholes will remove that config option03:20
gnarfacethe thing about needing to pass "-" to su isn't a big deal because that's how it was supposed to behave to begin with03:22
Centurion_DanAh, thanks gnarface!03:23
gnarfacewhy the PATH variable wasn't considered "part of the environment" from the very beginning was a mistake borne of someone's pure unfettered laziness03:23
fsmithred_echo 'ALWAYS_SET_PATH yes' > /etc/default/su03:28
fsmithred_see man su03:28
golinuxAlso the release notes, right?03:28
fsmithred_yeah03:29
Xenguyinch by inch, step by step03:33
GyrosGeierhi Harzilein14:40
APic14:57
aplainzetakindurxvt seems to ignore .Xresources, could I be missing a relevant package?16:27
phoggaplainzetakind: did you merge the changes?16:29
phoggprograms won't read .Xresources, they'll use the X resource database (which is initialized from .Xresources when X starts)16:29
aplainzetakindxrdb -load tells me #Urxvt.color's are invalid preprocessor directives.16:30
aplainzetakindAnd I restarted X too.16:30
phoggthen that's probably true16:30
aplainzetakindBut this is the file that works on another machine.16:30
phoggaplainzetakind: normally lines are not preceded by a #16:31
phoggI can't explain why it might work somewhere else, starting with a # is used for macro directives (like in C).16:33
aplainzetakindIs there a Just Works way to get the volume/brightness/etc. keys working on a thinkpad t480? Or should I fiddle with acpi events and such?21:05
UsLit's weird they don't work out of the box already.21:10
aplainzetakindI started off a -netist install without a network.21:10
aplainzetakindSo I'm installing most out-of-the-box things manually.21:11
aplainzetakindIf there's a package that just does it, I don't know what it is.21:11
Xenguypm-utils installed?21:13
aplainzetakindWasn't, now is.21:13
aplainzetakindShould I reboot?21:14
XenguyNot sure.  In the past I had to do manual configuration to get some 'function' keys to work...21:14
XenguySeems to depend on the machine I'm using21:14
XenguyMight take some search-fu, or perhaps someone here has crossed that bridge, so idle for a time21:16
aplainzetakindI did have to write acpi events by hand on gentoo, but they also worked out of the box on mint once.21:17
aplainzetakindSo there probably is a package.21:17
aplainzetakindI'll search more.21:18
XenguyI have a vague recollection that there were threads about this topic in the Forum, FWIW21:18
arminoh wow, just installed devuan again after a year or so and tada.wav you can now choose 3 init systems directly from the installer. that's great news. \m/23:03
golinuxarmin: The elves have been working hard in the workshop.  :D23:05
UsL: )23:09
armingolinux: well i just installed 3.1 in a tiny VM and i was quite MINDBLOWN to see this here: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E59qrNjX0A4hNb1?format=jpg&name=large23:11
XenguyThat's sweet23:24
XenguyNever tried any other init system myself, just stuck with the default23:24
XenguyI'm curious about runit23:25
chomwitti'll try to install Beowulf to my desktop with lxde23:26
arminXenguy: that's just what i chose because it's the most simple one i ever tried and i knew it from void and artix.23:26
chomwittwith netinstall23:26
arminbut yeah that's a super welcome addition. big shouts to everyone who made this possible.23:27
Xenguychomwitt, I really like LXDE when I used it.  At the time it didn't have any 'notifications' (e.g. in the tray, or automounting etc.), so I switched to something else23:27
Xenguyarmin, You chose runit, or ...?23:27
arminXenguy: yes of course, it's so trivial that i can explain the whole concept behind it in just one sentence, i love its simplicity.23:28
XenguySounds like it'll fit in quite nicely here : -)23:28
arminwhat's confusing to me is that /etc/service has only getty symlinks23:35
arminbut still, you can see that each of those getty sub-directories has just a "run" file that is 5 lines long or so. that's what runit executes and that's the whole point of runit. you give it a directory where you put services and tell runsvdir to look into each sub-directory in there and run a file called simply "run".23:37
arminand there's the "sv" program which you can use to start/stop services, e.g. "sv start nginx"23:38

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