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[19:05:15] <KillerWasp> bill-auger: I warn you that if you want to make your source code public, you have to delete the directories arranged as your home folder. 🙂
[19:12:36] <bill-auger> KillerWasp: are you sure that was intended @ me ? - i dont get the joke
[19:13:27] <KillerWasp> bill-auger: not's a joke. I'm read your code in av-caster, and found strings like "/home/bill"
[19:14:29] <bill-auger> ive plenty of public code - github tells me that some of my code is stowed away safely in an "artic vault" for milleniums to come
[19:15:36] <bill-auger> not on the master branch, is it?
[19:16:06] <KillerWasp> bill-auger: yes, in master branch.
[19:16:19] <bill-auger> no kidding, interesting
[19:16:21] <KillerWasp> i make a copy from git clone.
[19:20:56] <bill-auger> good eye - im surprised no one caught that, back in the day when ppl used it - probably no one uses anymore - ive not gotten a bug report in years - it may not even compile today
[19:23:23] <bill-auger> are you actually interested in such a thing?
[19:23:23] <bill-auger> i kinda abandoned av-caster because i found a better option before it was even usable - i would not have completed it if others did not want me to
[19:26:47] <KillerWasp> bill-auger: i read it by curiosity.
[19:28:06] <bill-auger> this is what i use https://github.com - it consumes only about half of the CPU as av-caster, _and_ being a CLI tool, it does not pollute the desktop (no dreaded infinite hall of mirrors effect)
[19:28:07] <phrik> Title: GitHub - bill-auger/ffmpeg-broadcaster: a shell script for broadcasting through RTMP servers (at github.com)
[19:30:03] <bill-auger> for curiosity, you made an unfortunate choice, unless youre already familiar with JUCE - JUCE is pretty funky until you are familiar with it
[19:32:07] <KillerWasp> bill-auger: Don't worry, I was just taking a look at the codes. I have the habit of collecting source codes and examining them.
[19:32:44] <bill-auger> also FWIW, ive not put new code on github in years, and i am a much better programmer now - almost all of the code ive written in the past 5 years was for parabola and is hosted on the parabola server
[19:32:52] <KillerWasp> about of JUCE is how the learn your existence. From the code. 😆
[19:33:37] <KillerWasp> in other source codes also include itself codes of other projects that i found.
[19:34:37] <bill-auger> yes, JUCE is designed to be distributed that way - FLTK is also
[19:35:45] <bill-auger> if youd like to review something relevant (ideally test it out), there is one that i really would like to get more eye on before releasing - it is complete but probably buggy
[19:36:14] <bill-auger> https://git.parabola.nu
[19:36:16] <phrik> Title: parabola-install-wizard.git - Parabola's ncurses TUI installer (at git.parabola.nu)
[19:37:20] <bill-auger> despite the name, i designed it so that it could be used on any arch-like distro, with some configuration
[19:40:03] <bill-auger> TLDR it is similar to 'archinstall' but more user-friendly
[19:44:11] <bill-auger> very "OEM" friendly also - that was the primary motivation - the entire process can be automatic - simply copy the LiveISO to a USB drive, plug it in, and boot the computer - if configured to do so, it automatically wipes the first hard disk and puts parabola on it, ready to use
[19:52:02] <bill-auger> oh i forgot to mention, firefox 132 builds for i686, if ppl want a newer firefox
[19:53:18] <bill-auger> wasi still needs to be disabled, due the the clang situation, but it is a go
[19:53:18] <bill-auger> makedepends=( ${makedepends[*]/wasi-*/} )
[19:54:09] <bill-auger> sed -i 's| --with-wasi-sysroot=.*| --without-wasm-sandboxed-libraries|' ../mozconfig
[19:55:14] <bill-auger> the i686 patches are all re-worked o/c https://git.parabola.nu
[19:55:15] <phrik> Title: iceweasel « libre - abslibre.git - Parabola package recipes (Arch Build System Libre) (at git.parabola.nu)
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[21:23:39] <KillerWasp> !aw pacstrap
[21:23:40] <phrik> KillerWasp: Pacstrap - https://wiki.archlinux.org
[21:51:59] <KillerWasp> i can't update keyring from archlinux{,32}-keyring
[21:56:27] <bill-auger> is it maybe https://bugs.archlinux32.org
[21:56:28] <phrik> Title: FS#360 : Archlinux32-Keyring was trusted but became untrusted (at bugs.archlinux32.org)
[22:10:56] <KillerWasp> gpg: WARNING: server 'gpg-agent' is older than us (2.2.32 < 2.2.40)
[22:10:56] <KillerWasp> gpg: Note: Outdated servers may lack important security fixes.
[22:10:57] <KillerWasp> gpg: Note: Use the command "gpgconf --kill all" to restart them.
[22:11:11] <KillerWasp> show those 3 lines with: # pacman-key --init
[22:11:32] <KillerWasp> with "gpgconf --kill all" don't happen nothing.
[22:14:46] <KillerWasp> i dont understand. This error come from pacstrap, which i make a new directory, all are good downloaded and installed, all are updated, i'm in arch-chroot, but still appear like "gpg-agent is older"?
[22:15:25] <KillerWasp> archlinux32-keyring also are installed.
[22:15:37] <KillerWasp> core/archlinux32-keyring 20240924-1.0 [installed]
[22:16:21] <KillerWasp> but where i try install valgrind show "XXX is corrupted (invalid or corrupted package (PGP signature))."
[22:18:19] <KillerWasp> and the package parabola-laf don't exist.
[22:20:02] <KillerWasp> error: target not found: parabola-keyring
[22:22:58] <KillerWasp> are solved with: pacman-key --populate archlinux32
[22:28:37] <KillerWasp> Sorry, these errors turned out to be ignored. I don't know what the cause was.
[22:42:47] <KillerWasp> i'm try test valgrind in a new chroot directory, i don't have a free partition for test it.
[22:51:20] <bill-auger> oh you are testing the parabola installer?
[22:51:56] <KillerWasp> bill-auger: well, try parabola for fix the gpg of keyring
[22:52:32] <bill-auger> i686 is probably going to be trickier than the other arches - i would not try to install an i686 system until x86_64 is known to work well
[22:54:31] <bill-auger> for one thing, archlinux32-keyring is almost alwayws broken, unless i rebuild it manually
[22:55:50] <bill-auger> 'parabola-laf' is in pcr-testing - you can ignore it though - it is not essential
[22:57:11] <bill-auger> if you would like to test the parabola installer, i am happy to help smooth it over - join #parabola though, so not to noise this channel
[23:03:30] <bill-auger> are you testing on metal? - i would suggest against that - use QEMU - for one thing, that gives you as many disks and partitiions as you want, all for free
[23:04:45] <bill-auger> obviously, you got past the partitioning stage and nothing bad happened; but still, it just good advice, dont ever run untested or untrusted software on your everyday bare metal install
[23:06:48] <bill-auger> if you are in a chroot already, and trying to ru the installer from inside a chroot, that probably doesnt work - never tried, but there no reason to - i would use a VM, booted with the parabola i686 ISO or arch32 ISO