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<_-Caleb-_>
Hi all
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<zdykstra>
Hello!
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<Anarchos>
hello
<LinuxUser>
@Anarchos hello
<Anarchos>
LinuxUser hello !
<LinuxUser>
How are you?
<Anarchos>
LinuxUser really fine : i just finished a setup with 2 haiku machines in network, running applications distantly with RemoteDesktop :)
<LinuxUser>
oh looks amazing
<Anarchos>
my math verifier lowers its running time from 3min to 13s on a 83kb input file, due to my more recent server than old laptop !
<LinuxUser>
great
<Anarchos>
yes
<Anarchos>
it took me all evening due to poor documentation of remotedesktop...
<Anarchos>
but it is really nice
<LinuxUser>
heh i made a robot(really) and it took me SEVERAL DAYS on find where the problem was and no information!
<Anarchos>
maybe i will do a little GUI to wake my server distantly by wake on lan :)
<LinuxUser>
what server.
<LinuxUser>
(? instead of .)
<Anarchos>
just the other computer in the lower stair of my home :)
<LinuxUser>
i remembered following situation there's a laptop with hdd i transfered backups from hdd to another computer(via lan) and after i installed ssd i needed to restore backup from pc via acronis
<LinuxUser>
and i firstly used lan network(really i did not have a need in that before :) )
<Anarchos>
i understand. for that i prefer to plug the SSD in an external case, and do a full "dd" command.
<LinuxUser>
but i hadn't it
<Anarchos>
sure
<LinuxUser>
what pc do you have?
<Anarchos>
a toshiba satellite from 2011 (amd c50 1GHz) and a dell optiplex (core i3 3GHz)
<LinuxUser>
what generation of i3?
<Anarchos>
no idea
<LinuxUser>
what model of i3?
<Anarchos>
it is a refurbished one, and i shut it down 10 min ago , so no info available tonight...
<LinuxUser>
ok
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<LinuxUser>
and i have a pc with intel core quad(maybe 3rd gen) 4gb ram(ddr2) and a laptop with intel core i7 4700mq(4th gen) 6gb ram(ddr3)
* Anarchos
wonder why rm -rf is so slow on Haiku, on big folders.
<Anarchos>
LinuxUser i dream to have a core i7.... blazingly fast comparing to my 2011 toshiba...
<LinuxUser>
how do you write messages(as previous like someone wonders that..)?
<Anarchos>
LinuxUser i didn't understand your sentence.
<LinuxUser>
aa ok
<LinuxUser>
i think rm -rf is slow due a hdd
<LinuxUser>
or you have a sdd?
<Anarchos>
hdd ...
<LinuxUser>
ah
<LinuxUser>
my laptop has hdd to the another pc has two ssd
<LinuxUser>
ssds*
<Anarchos>
but a simple "opam update" command (ocaml package daily management chore) can take 104min for me !
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<LinuxUser>
how much ram do you have?
<Anarchos>
4G on the toshiba. no idea on the optibplex
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<LinuxUser>
@Molnija hi
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<Begasus>
done :) side note, "moved to another volume", maybe "moved to another location" humdinger?
<Begasus>
Hi there coolcoder613_32
<humdinger>
it has to be anoher volume (partition), if a file is simply move to another folder, it's kept track of with the node monitor
<Begasus>
ah!
<Begasus>
need to check this :)
<zeldakatze[m]>
<Begasus> "Hi there zeldakatze, long time..." <- I actually got a bit busy with studying and some other stuff, but it did get a bit better now
<coolcoder613_32>
Hello humdinger
<humdinger>
please do. bugs are best squashed before a release
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<humdinger>
hi coolcoder613_32
<Begasus>
humdinger, need to grab a new commit for this I gather too?
<Begasus>
hi zeldakatze[m], np, life gets in the way sometimes, hope things are fine there
<humdinger>
best to get the latest. I dunno how old your fork is. :)
<nephele>
there are probably way more sophisticated solutions, one would be to represent a color as HSL (hue, saturation, lightness)
<nephele>
and then copy only the lightness from the background to the color you want
<nephele>
or change it maybe +15& if it's a dark bg and -15% if it's light or something
<humdinger>
Since I plan to just hard-code the three colours, it'd be enough for be to have three nice corresponding colours for the dark theme.
<phschafft>
the page is used by different commands (not just git diff) there is a setting which commands should use it. however you cannot set different pagers for different commands it seems.
<nephele>
that's dissapointing. would have been cool to use this for diffs directly :/
<nephele>
there is a tool called uhm diff-so-fancy that changes the alghorythm git uses to render diffs
<nephele>
but then goes to the pager
<nephele>
wonder if that can be hijacked :D
<humdinger>
If you wanna play around with that, I used this WonderBrush file to come to the current set: https://0x0.st/Hthd.wb.zip
<phschafft>
I mean you can override the git diff command and call the old one internally.
<nephele>
why do you keep zipping it up
<humdinger>
no particular reason...
<phschafft>
or maybe not? is git diff actually an build in? strange.
<nephele>
humdinger: ah, those are "for dark mode" colors?
<humdinger>
I'm used to zip, attribute preserving
<humdinger>
yes
<nephele>
okay
<nephele>
well, the screenshot shows it uses a mix of white and dark text colors for me
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<nephele>
or nvm
<humdinger>
which screenshot?
<nephele>
i did have that before, let me see if i can reproduce it
<phschafft>
hm.
<nephele>
humdinger: okay found it
<nephele>
just grab the resize handle, it makes the text go black :(
<humdinger>
I guess I'll have to set up a dark theme here...
<nephele>
"just" open appearence prefs, slide the two sliders text color and document bg color to their respective values, and then hit restore when you are done
<nephele>
(so don't close the window)
<nephele>
I'll try to make this easier in the future :g
<humdinger>
I'll create a ThemeManager theme for quick switching
<nephele>
I can send you my appearence preferences if you want
<Begasus>
Anarchos, looking into the desktop version
<Anarchos>
you mean i will just do 'npm install tiddlydesktop' and it will install it ?
<Begasus>
nah that wont work
<Begasus>
npm search tiddlywiki
<Begasus>
then I did "npm install tiddlywiki --prefix /boot/home/config/non-packaged/lib/"
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<Anarchos>
i already installed it and open in Web+, but i can not save my modifications... will try with your solution if it works better
<Begasus>
Anarchos, not sure how "usable" it is though :)
<Anarchos>
why non-packaged/lib instead of non-packaged/ for the prefix ?
<Begasus>
it probably wont solve running in Web+
<Begasus>
nodejs looks in */lib/node-modules
<Anarchos>
ok
<Anarchos>
Begasus ok i install it. how do i run it ?
<Begasus>
beats me :D
<Begasus>
well, for one, copy the link in */node_modules/.bin to ~/config/non-packaged/bin
<Begasus>
then you can call the script from cli
<Anarchos>
will ensure all works before copying link ;)
<Anarchos>
Error executing boot module $:/plugins/tiddlywiki/highlight/highlight.js: SyntaxError: Invalid regular expression: /[\p{XID_Start}_]\p{XID_Continue}*/u: Invalid property name in character class
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<zdykstra>
That's fantastic!
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<andreasdr[m]>
Wow. Thats super cool!!!
<andreasdr[m]>
Whats the next steps? :DDD
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<OscarL>
x512[m] <<< always with ultra-awesomo stuff to share :-) Thanks for your Haiku-related work, my man! Much appreciated!
<x512[m]>
Works over Poke driver for now.
<OscarL>
that just made my day, x512[m] :-). Never ever thought my silly driver would get used, for anything, so many years later :-D
<x512[m]>
It have some troubles, for example uint8 PCI config offset that do not fit ECAM config space. Or non-empty name in POKE_MAP_MEMORY cause error.
<OscarL>
Keep in mind that I barely knew what I was doing back then (just trying to find something "easy-enough" to contribute to), and now I know even less, so... patches always welcomed! :-P
<OscarL>
AFAICT, /bin/poke used undocumented sycalls (thus why I wrote a poke driver to go along with my poke replacement https://github.com/OscarL/poke)
<OscarL>
very few people where using /bin/poke back then.
<OscarL>
I even had a Windows version of poke that I sent to rudolfc, in hopes he could use it to see what the Win Nvidia drivers where doing :-D
<OscarL>
(I used it like that to help me while writting a driver for my SiS 730 IGP)
<OscarL>
I remember getting even some of the acceleration functions working for my driver, but I never managed to make the modesetting part of the driver to work, ha!
<OscarL>
Syllable had a "port" of Linux SiS 300 driver that managed modesetting (but not 2D acceleration, AFAIK). I was never smart enough to get my driver to be something usable by others :-/
<OscarL>
from that commit message: "Untested (as it seems /bin/poke was never added?)" yeah... seems my /bin/poke replacemet either got lost on AxelD's mail, or he just didn't liked it :-D
<x512[m]>
Access to physical memory and PCI devices from userland.
<OscarL>
Habbie: "peek and poke" on I/O ports, PCI, and main memory.
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<Habbie>
oh eww :D
<Habbie>
nice
<AlienSoldier>
Poke like C64 i guess
<Habbie>
yeah
<OscarL>
"oh eww", you clearly misspelt AWESOME! :-P
<Habbie>
i know poke from basic on a bunch of machines, including PC
<Habbie>
ewwsome :D
<OscarL>
Habbie: that's... actuually accurate!
<Habbie>
i have the best words
<OscarL>
"ewwsome"... hahaha, I love it.
<OscarL>
The win9x version was mostly functional (minus some issues with line-editing/history). Never finished the WinXP version (I guess I could use WinRing0 driver for that).
<OscarL>
but I can understand why AxelD would just ignore my e-mail with my 2005 version (sent just after the one for driver/poke) :-D
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* OscarL
sees "pc_speaker.c" in poke's repo and thinks.... why the heck Haiku still doesn't has a PC Speaker driver!!!!
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<zdykstra>
Hey Habbie, OscarL
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<OscarL>
'lo there zdykstra!
<erysdren>
hallo
<Habbie>
hi :)
<OscarL>
hi erysdren!
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* OscarL
thinks x512[m] should "poke" waddlesplash regarding that "B_BAD_ADDRESS" on driver/poke :-P (I'm not smart enough, either way :-D)
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<OscarL>
"it worked when I tested it on BeOS" would be my defense :-P
<coolcoder613_32>
Hello all
<OscarL>
hola, coolcoder613_32!
<OscarL>
_-Caleb-_: hopefully some of the responses you got on the forum are enough for what you want to accomplish. If not... I can try explaining things in Castellano.
<_-Caleb-_>
OscarLyes, im trying! Thanks so much!!!
<_-Caleb-_>
Better, im spanish :-P
* _-Caleb-_
is idle: afk
<OscarL>
While this channel is mostly only English.... Alguno de nosotros escribimos mejor in (some form of) Castellano (I'm from Argentina)