00:37:29 <Tekk> I'm pretty sure I'm missing something stupid, but I'm not sure where to look. When I open, say, a youtube page, the media will start playing for a few seconds and then pause. I have autoplay enabled in Settings/Media. in about:config media.autoplay.enabled is true, media.enabled.user-gestures-needed is false, and block-autoplay-until-in-foreground is false
00:37:34 <Tekk> Where else should I be looking?
10:41:52 <frg_Away> Tekk if you have NoScript you need to enable js  for all domains which show blocked.
17:45:08 <nsITobin> hai
17:51:03 <Tekk> Hej
17:51:22 <Tekk> Apparently one of the autoplay things I did eventually fixed it, plus let me scroll on youtube videos again
17:51:24 <Tekk> Browsers are weird.
17:55:20 <nsITobin> i need to find a linux userspace that isn't terrible
18:13:08 <Tekk> nsITobin: Depending on your definition I think you can use alpine with musl an busybox :)
18:13:41 <nsITobin> it needs to be standard glibc and sysvinit
18:14:07 <nsITobin> really I'd just like something even simpler than sysvinit but i dunno yet
18:14:34 <nsITobin> i want to basically be able to assume control over startup of the userspace as if it was fuckin dos and i had an autoexec file
18:16:30 <nsITobin> Tekk: I need a sysroot in a tarball with x11 and devtools beyond that i can do everything else
18:17:01 <nsITobin> you see what I am getting at?
18:17:48 <nsITobin> i can do even that but damn its a slog and i'd need to learn to build x11 as well
18:18:00 <Tekk> That wouldn't be the worst thing to roll on your own, probably.
18:18:40 <nsITobin> well i don't understadn why no one provides such a base/starter distro
18:19:19 <Tekk> What you're describing is pretty similar to the alpine sysroot I think?
18:19:30 <nsITobin> yeah but what init system?
18:19:45 <Tekk> I think apk uses sysv or something simpler
18:19:54 <Tekk> I don't think it's a systemd distro at any rate
18:20:30 <nsITobin> openrc
18:23:19 <Tekk> That's not too ba
18:23:22 <Tekk> bad
18:24:24 <nsITobin> yeah the point is i don't actually want to learn another init system but be capable of BEING the init system.. and going from there
18:24:57 <nsITobin> after I do it THEN i will have a BETTER idea of what needs to be done to deal with it simply and efficiently for me
18:25:21 <Tekk> I mean if you're in a chroot there's not gonna be an init syste running
18:26:55 <nsITobin> yeah but i want to boot to a shell and type them in my self and then write a script that does it
18:27:05 <nsITobin> BASH should be the init system...
18:27:10 <nsITobin> ha
18:28:53 <nsITobin> but yeah Tekk taking control of startup.. that's the ticket
18:36:56 <Tekk> Oh! That's even easier
18:37:08 <Tekk> So all you need to do is either build your kernel with no modules
18:37:19 <Tekk> Or just replace /bin/init (or whatever your initrd calls for 'real' init with /bin/bash )
18:37:20 <Tekk> :)
19:27:42 <nsITobin> Tekk: while my kernel has module support i typically build in everything..
19:27:51 <nsITobin> need it for vmware
20:00:19 <Tekk> Well there you go then. You don't need an initrd
20:00:36 <Tekk> Just edit your bootloader config to pass init=/bin/bash and remove the initrd
20:00:41 <Tekk> Unless you have an encrypted disk or similra
20:06:16 <nsITobin> it is getting to the point any mainstream systemd distro is too compramised to run in that way to any useful degree and i don't use initramfs .. right now i can install any redhat based os with a basic chroot if i do it from a redhat based os it is simple but its all systemd based