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nsITobinso .. without audit support in the kernel lightdm fails to switch modes when logging off properly crashing the video card but only after starting a steam proton game.. enabled audit support rebuilt the kernel.. works properly
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nsITobinodd thing is in fedora when I pulled this crap i didn't have this issue
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nsITobinoh dear god
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nsITobinthis issue accessing fedora XFS partitions.. this will mean rhel 9 won't be able to access rhel 10 xfs partitions
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nsITobinthis is a unix-based system.. why the devil am I trying to treat mozbuilding as if it was a windows profile where everything needs to co-exist
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frg_AwaynsITobin hi
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nsITobingood morning
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nsITobinjust thinking of ways to improve my efficiency by making use of what is at hand
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nsITobinalso had to go for a kernel post 6.5 due to bugged amdgpu firmware handling.. unless I rebuild the el9 kernel which likely has a fix anything else before 6.5 but after 5.something between 5.4 and 5.15 to 6.5ish
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nsITobincurrently on 6.7.9 aka the kernel I was originally building LFS with cause its known good with this system
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nsITobinbut I am as well as most in here likely are quite over the linux for now ;) just been verifing my build flows for the updated instructions
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nsITobinhey frg_Away have you backported Bug 1440014 text-decoration-width?
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frg_Awayno stylo only not. Ever<thing style upt o 60 should be in and then stymied because of forking rust
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nsITobinit's not stylo
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nsITobin
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nsITobinplus reftests
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frg_Awaythen it might be possible
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frg_AwayIf you check out 2.53 there is a chekced.in directrory. Everything there is in
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frg_AwayThe patch queue I mean
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nsITobinit's not a priority or anything tho I do make use of it in my designs and was in my bookmark folder "Bugs of intrest"
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frg_AwayIf the bug number is not there and not in regular patches it is not in.
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nsITobini am not seeing it
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nsITobinlet me search the code
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nsITobinnop
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frg_Awaydidn't ring a bell either. 69 usually means lots of prerequisites so I usually also passed.
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nsITobinALSO among the half-dozen things I did last night I learned how to use glimpse on the commandline and hunted down the flags MXR uses .. seems to be the reverse alphabetical behavior is because it is based on modification time so latest changed files will show higher in a search and why most trees behave like this? they only have modification time from disk at time of extraction.. seamonkey stuff only has time from clone in and subsiquent updates.. so
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nsITobinsorted by modification date
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nsITobinand query relevance
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nsITobinglimpseindex -o -n -f -B -M 128 -H /path/to/glimpse-index/ /path/to/source/
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nsITobinand to search glimpse -i -H /path/to/glimpse-index/ -y -n "searchTerms"
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nsITobinand a regex to cature parts of what it returns (.*):\ ([0-9]+):\ (.*) where $1 = /path/to/file $2 = line number and $3 = line of source code
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nsITobincapture
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nsITobinso basically I have enough to do MXR in PHP except for linkified identifier search
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therubeheh, look how thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderbird/128.2.2esr/releasenotes renders in SeaMonkey
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therubefor that matter, look at the oddities is displays in FF (in the banner area at the top of the page)
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therubeamazing what the web / web pages have become
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