00:41:41 <frg_Away> WG9s send me the log and the config.status. I still think it might be the memory. Bad things happen with anything less than 8GB.
00:43:53 <CaptainTobin> frg_Away: but last i saw it was still xul not transformed
00:48:00 <frg_Away> CaptainTobin less and less
09:53:33 <njsg> mimasama: re: system libs are awful, one might then wonder why do we have dynamic linking :-)
09:54:56 <njsg> jonadab: I'd guess the poster child would be, dunno, ICU? which one is the one which requires rebuilds with almost every upgrade? Or maybe it's Alfred Newman after all?
10:01:48 <JamminUnit> njsg: I'd say that's poppler. Requires a rebuild because of .so version changes with nearly every version bump.
10:01:59 <JamminUnit> *a rebuild of its consumers
10:10:13 <njsg> ah that too
10:11:20 <njsg> with sqlite the problem was/is also possible data loss I think, if the features of the sqlite build change? probably more of a problem in distributions where you can change these easily (say, Gentoo).
10:14:31 <JamminUnit> njsg: Gentoo can have feature-dependencies, too. So this is not really an issue in Gentoo.
10:15:03 <JamminUnit> (They're called "use-dependencies" in Gentoo-speech)
10:22:53 <njsg> I think it'd not be so much "it has to be built this way" but rather "you can use it in all these ways but if you then switch there might be some incompatibility", but maybe I'm actually misremembering the details, maybe the issue was really with switching between system and bundled?
10:24:10 <njsg> I don't know, I'm not even sure I did use USE=system-sqlite at some point, the only one I remember for sure is system-cairo.
14:48:21 <therube> what BS, https://i.postimg.cc/mbX65HhJ/Firefox-115-ESR-BS-on-open-from-session-restore.png
14:48:46 <therube> maybe it updated on me, actually?  if that is the notification, still, what crap.
14:49:35 <therube> yeah, it must have 102->115
14:49:50 <therube> you mean to tell me that i didn't disable updates?
14:51:28 <therube> no /distribution/ directory, so maybe i didn't ?
16:30:58 <ripspin> where is the seamonkey config file? my seamonkey wont start and says: can't access the config file
16:41:57 <ripspin> I looked in: ~/.config  nothing under mozilla OR seamonkey
16:43:04 <frg_Away> if this is the exact message I doubt it comes from SeaMonkey.
16:45:37 <ripspin> frg_Away thats how I remember it; Im on a different OS now
16:46:30 <ripspin> frg_Away what is the correct wording and I will check it when I got back to the OS
16:51:28 <frg_Away> there is no correct wording. Depends on where it fails. Might be unable to access the profile or something else.
22:46:32 <CaptainTobin> damn
22:46:37 <CaptainTobin> i had a question to ask frg
22:46:56 <CaptainTobin> ... i wanted a list of seamonkey specific resources I could put in a dropdown on thereisonlyxul.org
22:47:20 <CaptainTobin> so we can have BinOC, MCP, and SM resources in one place
22:48:27 <CaptainTobin> also it is gonna get documentation capabilities git controlled yaml headers so if you guys wanna offer some quick and easy documentation without having to pull out the old site gen or the mozilla wiki that will be a thing.
22:48:55 <CaptainTobin> your choice it will simply BE thereeeeerrrreeeeerrre