00:10 <alyssa> 10:19 <alxdrl_> brucekapp: non authoritative answer : although AsahiLinux is still maturing there's no record of hardware damage IFAIK (beside speakers as you seem to be aware) so if you stick with the official packages and don't mess with the kernel you should be safe, even if you switch to -edge for GPU acceleration

00:11 <alyssa> adding to this for GPU accel, it seems... challenging to cause hw damage from buggy GPU drivers

00:11 <alyssa> botched power management in the kernel driver, maybe

00:11 <alyssa> but otherwise it's hard for me to even think of a theoretical way this would cause problems

00:11 <alyssa> assuming the silicon isn't totally broken

00:12 <alyssa> (and if it were presumably Lina or I would've fried our test machines by now given the broken drivers we've accidentally ran :-D)

04:34 <maniacx> Hello Marcan. I saw the new implementation of charging threshold i80/100 in wip branch and the kernel version is 6.3.

04:34 <maniacx> On my gnome extension, Battery Health Charging, I am trying to find a way to detect if the user running asahi is using the kernel with older or newer charging threshold implementation. Currently I am checking the kernel-version, {if kernel=6.2 , my extension shows customizable threshold options}, {if kernel=6.3 used fixed preset 80/100} assuming that 6.2 branch is abandoned as most of the progress are on 6.3.

04:34 <maniacx> My question is, are you planning to update 6.2 kernel / with the new charging implementation? If you have plans to do so, then I will have to use a different approach to detect if the threshold is customizable or not.

04:36 <marcan> maniacx: for anything that is not upstream (like this), I would just deprecate old behavior

04:36 <marcan> running old kernels is not supported in general

04:36 <marcan> there's no good reason to support old experiments that died

04:36 <marcan> once things are upstream it's a different story

04:39 <maniacx> Thanks for the info

08:07 <rootspring> ok

10:14 <heliumlake> I'm running asahi-edge and the latest driver. The only issues I'm having are: Firefox launches as a black square on first launch. Quitting and relaunching is the workaround. I am getting some graphical glitches with some apps, but not that severe. Namely with Gnome software and Doom Emacs on occasion.

13:09 <seb91nihel> Hi, is it possible to read out gpu usage from command line in stock asahi linux?

16:23 <rootspring> alr