Ciekawostka: jeśli masz plik .gitignore w jakimkolwiek katalogu nadrzędnym, #Hatchling go przeczyta. Agresywnie. Każdy jeden plik.
Zrobi to nawet wówczas, gdy .gitignore jest poza repozytorium.
Zrobi to nawet wówczas, jeżeli nie ma żadnego repozytorium gita!
Zrobi to nawet wówczas, gdy .gitignore nakazuje ignorować katalog z twoją paczką, czyli kiedy w ogóle nie powinien być traktowany jako część repozytorium.
W tym ostatnim przypadku, zaskoczy cię tworząc archiwum wheel bez jakiegokolwiek pliku .py. I tak, oczywiście, musieliśmy rozkminiać dziwaczny błąd z tego powodu.
Wynajdywanie koła na nowo zwykle nie jest dobrym pomysłem.
#Gentoo is the 1st distro do to from-source compile (according to my research on repology) of #PowerShell 7.4.0 BUT I hit a problem with test needing additional source-generated csharp files. We will have to revise how we do our pwsh distribution tarball.
BTW Is #NixOS pwsh package just downloading a prebuilt? I cannot read #Nix so some NixOS user/dev correct me please. :)
Opublikowałem dziś #PyCargoEBuild 0.11. Nowa wersja w końcu radzi sobie z plikami crate z gita, które używają przestrzeni roboczych. Niestety, kod jest paskudny, a ja jestem zbyt wypalony, żeby to zrobić lepiej. Ale powinno działać.
Chciałbym także podziękować autorom PyPy za ich wsparcie, zarówno w kwestii poprawiania błędów w PyPy, jak również udzielaniu pomocy innym projektom, by poprawić ich zgodność z PyPy. Praca z wami jest przyjemnością!
Na koniec, poznałem ważny argument za pracą nad wsparciem PyPy w projektach: nawet jeśli dana paczka nie działa szybciej na PyPy, to może być zależnością w większym projekcie, w którym PyPy ogółem przynosi lepszą wydajność.
Used the minimal iso. Switched to the testing branch. Used the no-multilib profile (not the KDE desktop one). Layered stuff on top. It helps I know exactly which applications I want. Edited some conf files and learned a lot about USE flags. Applied as well. 15 hours later and KDE (superlean) on Gentoo is up and running. And it was great to do. More tomorrow, it's been a long, but gratifying day.
#Gentoo kid says this is the farthest he has ever gotten and he's got zero intention of stopping. I feel like we Linux users should have some form of a Medal of Honor for people like this.
@macmittens
I am proof that anyone can brute force a Gentoo install and just stay with it. I feel like after trying to learn/teach myself something Gentoo related, it takes 3+ hours of racking my brain
Ostatnio powtórnie wziąłem się za portowanie paczek do Pythona 3.12 w #Gentoo, i muszę powiedzieć, że idzie znacznie łatwiej, jak już poradziliśmy sobie z najbardziej problematycznymi przypadkami. Teraz paczki albo po prostu działają, albo wymagają pociągnięcia zmian z repozytorium autorów, wzięcia gotowej łatki przesłanej wcześniej autorom bądź prostych poprawek, które mogę sam przygotować i wysłać.
Najczęstsze problemy, z jakimi ostatnio się spotykałem to testy używające przestarzałych aliasów metod (np. assertEquals(), czy assertMatchesRegexp()) i przypadkowe użycia assert foo.called_once() zamiast foo.assert_called_once() w mockach. Jedno i drugie łatwo poprawić za pomocą seda.
#Gentoo Okay, level with me: I have legit textbooks shorter than the AMD64 Handbook, or at least it feels like it. I don't even know what some of these options mean and I'm still on booting. I can't even tell what's actually important here.
If I pick a bad option, will my computer blow up? Because this is a lot of options and again, I am still at Booting and apparently installation is a ten step process.
@Wyatt actually had to give up on systemd boot myself and just go tried and true grub. Gonna give it another go one of these days, or just switch it out later, but for now, It’s humming along just fine
I vote 1 and 3. This was, of course, an attempt at humor, and I don’t care how you say GIF.
However, it was spurred by a video of an online influencer on YouTube, who pronounced the distro as Gentoo with g as in gone. I thought it was kind of peculiar.
At some point earlier this year I started typing emerge -U (--changed-use) instead of -u (--upgrade) and now it seems I have a whole bunch of #gentoo upgrades to catch up on.
@thedoh a trick I used to fix something like that on an installation that hadn't seen an update in years is via an old snapshot of portage.
I cloned the GitHub repo, and did a bit of bisection to find a point where I could upgrade safely. Then I worked from there. It took me 2-3 iterations.
It’s now the second time that, when updating my #Gentoo box, this happens:
pipewire[31450]: segfault at 7fab31fb3020 ip 00007fab3803aa4e sp 00007fab32ebafc0 error 4 in libspa-audioconvert.so[7fab38015000+4c000] likely on CPU 1 (core 1, socket 0)
leaving my computer without any sound until I do something about it. Is there a way to get my sound back without rebooting the whole system? It’s rather annoying, and it feels like sound on #Linux has become a mess.
Today feels like the day to finally update this laptop. I run #Gentoo GNU #Linux so updates don't pull automatically, and it's been a while, since I last did this...
Total: 759 packages (605 upgrades, 37 new, 14 in new slots, 103 reinstalls), Size of downloads: 8,034,096 KiB
8GB of updates to pull through and compile! 😬
Also, I'm still running Kernel 5.15 and this is pulling the source for 6.1... can I be bothered to build a 6.1 kernel? Any notable changes to make that worthwhile?
@dev_ric unless your machine is very recent I wouldn't bother with kernel 6.1. You can stick to the 5.15 series which is still receiving patches and still marked as stable (using the gentoo-sources) package
@gabrielesvelto it's a 2 year old laptop and the hardware is fully supported by my current, so I guess I'll resist then, thanks.
Actually, that's a bit of a lie... I had to build my own script which runs in the background to check for changes to the screens and recalibrate, otherwise closing the lid etc totally messes up the touchscreen tracking. If 6.1 stops this from being needed, then that'd save some CPU usage, I suppose... but that's a lot of work to find out 🤔
To be honest, though I don't stand by every decisions I made while in Gentoo, and I know for sure I didn't behave in a way that I would agree with nowadays, but for my two controversial ones (the other being removing XMMS), I think I did take the right decision after all.
Named after the ‘fastest swimming underwater penguin’ #Gentoo is built to fine-tune the performance of hardware, giving users more control over the efficiency of their device.
Thank you, Gentoo community for building a great #opensource resource that people benefit from all over the world! 🐧🎂
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@Wyatt After update to 0.50 i couldn't reboot or poweroff because ... s6? "s6-linux-init-hpr: fatal: unable to talk to shutdownd: Operation not permitted".
After forced reset, i found my system boots but didn't complete full sequence.
i found sysv-utils as tmp solution. Not really sure what's going on here and how to handle that... so, in any case this is my 'solution'.
Also why I generally dislike docker/flatpak/appimage for distributing applications: you end up with dozens of copies of each "shared" library, and every application's team has to publish an updated version every time a vulnerability is discovered in one of the libraries (and you have to install them all separately)
In my #Gentoo :gentoo: systems, I have exactly 1 copy of libwebp.so, and updating that one copy is enough to protect all my applications
God, #Gentoo users are such insufferable people...
elected to bundle an old version [of libwebp]
Really? This PoS makes it sound like #PaleMoon had a choice to not bundle third-party libs.
Hey asshole, maybe you've forgotten that Pale Moon is not just a Linux browser, but also a Windows and macOS one. Tell me how your beloved system libs will help those platforms, you smartass
@withoutclass@mima#Gentoo is just full of insane people obsessed with the tiniest bits of optimizations that ultimately don't matter and can even be harmful. You don't understand as you don't deal every other week with people from this distro asking you for support in the software you develop only to find out that their batshit insane build configuration is the culprit to their problem and therefore wasting time for everyone involved.
Now there are definitely a few people who are pretty fine I'm sure. I can respect those in Gentoo involved in the OpenRC project for example. Unfortunately they're a very small minority.
Until the Gentoo community as a whole gets rid of this weird and harmful obsession of optimizing at all costs, and actually starts respecting developer intent when compiling software, Gentoo will continue to give me a bad impression.
@job@mima there's a broad lesson in there about vocal minorities IMO.
While I can empathize with the situation you may be in and the very real mental suffering you experience as a result of the actions of others, generalizing all the users of Gentoo is an error.
Even the handbook, the thing that users first encounter, says that many optimizations end up doing more harm than good :)
Running into an interesting situation where #Gentoo#Linux only has v1.69 of #RustLang marked in the stable branch, but pretty much any cool little app I want to build is insisting on v1.70 or higher in the unstable branch. Upgrading is a no-go as it triggers a conflicting dependency in the same package slot, so I guess I just sit around and wait?
@Adorable_Sergal ehh, rustup is nothing like pip though. To make any kind of analogy to the extremely cursed world of python packaging, it's more like pyenv. Glad your distro updated though!
@Adorable_Sergal Ah yes, I do too, as much as I can. I dislike pip as well, but rustup is very okay, because it’s lightweight and well, I use Debian stable, so as a Rust dev who started 2015 I basically had to use it.
