jloc0
jloc0@mastodon.sdf.org
<p>Hi, my name is Jay, but the internet has always called me r0ni. I’m from the golden age of the web and I still pretend I live there. In a former life I covered emulation news (late 90s), then I withdrew from Web 2.0 and continued to love the great things from then. Slackware & console emulation are my the things that keep me up at night. I live in a home with 2 dogs & a cat, my son (the only one left of 4), and my SO. Waiting for the end of the world.</p>
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I guess now that gdm, gnome-shell, & gnome-session have been updated for 51 I should start updating gnome slackbuilds.... I'm always waiting for the day where it just doesn't work anymore, but that day never comes. 🤣
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The &quot;LuckyCyborg&quot; has released a Plasma 6.3.6 series of packages for #slackware 15.0. https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/slackware-14/building-the-plasma6-for-slackware-15-0-stable-in-the-ktown-style-a-build-based-on-the-alienbob%27s-ktown-4175764168/ Bravo to him for seeing it thru but damn that looks like a mess.
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I had re-done and cleaned up the sloppy mess I made last fall for plasma 6 on 15.0 but after looking at it a second time, I realized there was plenty of things one should avoid on a stable system, so I just left it alone. It was fun to see it running but it seemed counter-productive to put time into such an old release at this point. But the full experience is out there now for anyone running #slackware 15.0.
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I had reported that wifi on the pinebookpro had gone poof on kernel 6.18 series packages on slackware. As a way to sidestep missing wifi I&#39;d built my own 6.12 kernels from an old config I&#39;d found I had backed up. Went I went to test/compare modules and such today and re-upgraded to kernel 6.18.... wifi just worked. Of course that would happen, makes total sense to me wifi just randomly works again. In hindsight, what should I expect from a $200 laptop? 🫠
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My idea to ship a slack-based system with homebrew &amp; flatpak baked in has mostly just sat on local drives where I try it out &amp; say &quot;that&#39;s cool&quot; &amp; just let it sit there. But today I decided I&#39;ll share an ISO for curious people. This is not a &quot;final form&quot; system, but it may make a cool VM or for a spare drive with some work. Featuring Plasma 6 (slim) &amp; DMS and shipped on a liveslak ISO w/ brew for cli additions &a...
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Ok, I&#39;ll be uploading the #ktown aarch64 updates shortly, but in the meantime I should at least mention yesterday I did upload the latest 150.0.2 releases of #firefox &amp; #librewolf for #slackwareaarch64. Anyone using the repos in a normal fashion would have gotten those updates by now, but if you just pull a things manually, well, I didn&#39;t mention it so maybe you didn&#39;t know. And of course, since they aren&#39;t even mentioned on my website, you may not know I...
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#Hyprland 0.55.0 is now available within the #slackaroni repository along with various rebuilds following an update for the required #hyprutils as well. Cheers! I&#39;ll push arm64 packages soon for the minority of people not only using #slackware but #slackwareaarch64 and using my repos (this has to be like 3 people ;) https://slackware.lngn.net/#hyprwm
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@01micko@aus.social @dobbie003@fosstodon.org @thesaigoneer@social.linux.pizza I always wanted a PRS guitar but they were too pricey back when I was looking. I’ve had the same Les Paul for over 20 something years now and it’s great, but damn that thing is heavy. The PRS had good tone and weigh so much less, wish I’d of gotten one of them. Nice pick up!
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I&#39;ve pushed the latest #ktown for #slackwareaarch64 updates to be in sync with Alien&#39;s repository. Please ensure you install the new dep packages so nothing breaks along the way! https://slackware.lngn.net/#ktown
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I really need to pick up a cheap ssd some day, the onboard emmc is absolutely terrible. It works, but makes the system 10 times slower than it actually is. This is almost a usable system, as long as I don't open more than 3 things and completely forget about browsing the web. 😜
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I&#39;ve uploaded #libreoffice 26.2.3 &amp; #firefox 150.0.1 along with some #hyprwm updates and rebuilds to match for a download heavy update to #slackaroniaarch64 today. https://slackware.lngn.net
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I updated the #crux port overlay for #lxqt to the latest 2.4.0 release. To use the overlay, one needs to add the &#39;kde-plasma-6&#39; overlay and then &#39;lxqt&#39; on top of that. Of course, LXQt supports many WMs, from openbox, xfwm4, to all the latest Wayland compositors like hyprland, kwin_wayland, sway, and even niri, as seen in the attached screenshot. https://codeberg.org/jlngn/lxqt
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Have yall seen the names #bluefin gives to things? I need to step up my naming game. 🤣
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Outside of kde, to the main #slackaroniaarch64 (sure I’ll make myself a new hashtag) I updated flatpak-1.16.6, deno-2.7.12, some evolution updates, and a rebuilt gnome-session package, feh, quickshell, lazygit updates (and more!) https://slackware.lngn.net/
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I updated #librewolf to 149.0.2 earlier today for #slackwareaarch64 thanks to a patch given to me by ponce (not sure if he’s on masto). https://slackware.lngn.net/
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I finally got around to updating my #xfwl4 port for #crux and testing it out to see how things are coming along and it gave me a full xfce desktop right off the bat. Didn’t expect that. Things are a little off yet, but it is functioning. Impressive, most impressive.
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Screenshots don’t seem to function yet, so I had to do it the newb way… #xfwl4
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Gah they dropped #mame 0.287 and I’m at work. This is going to be in the back of my head all day now. Great. 😂
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I had planned on adding the &#39;kde-material-you-colors&#39; packages to my repos but after playing around in kde I found options to actually do color theming based upon wallpaper primary color and such are built-in. And now I don&#39;t see any reason to add 4 packages to do something you can do out of the box. Sure, material-you is different, but how different, and does that really matter to an end user? In the end, the native option is better and easier to deal with.
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So when I&#39;d updated the OBS packages for arm64 I&#39;d noticed that screen recording wasn&#39;t working in gnome but worked fine in plasma. So it appears the gnome session isn&#39;t starting pipewire properly any longer, as no sound device is registered. I guess I overlooked that since I prefer silence, seems I need to look into this issue. #slackaroni
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I feel like this is a trap…
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On Reddit today I helped a slacker with a Mac and trolled a gentoo user who took 16hrs to do a bindist install to get a system with noctalia-shell. I keep the scales balanced. 😆
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The screen res on this old macbookpro isn&#39;t large enough to get more data onscreen but here&#39;s #gnome 50.0 running on #slackware.
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It looks like GFS is still on #gnome 49 at the moment. I know there&#39;s a lot more in GFS than I bother to package up for gnome, but I have to assume it won&#39;t be long until it&#39;s updated over there. We&#39;ve talked a bit over the past few days, and I&#39;m pretty sure he&#39;s where I am with it as well, so those who wait for packages, it shouldn&#39;t be much longer on x86_64 systems. https://reddoglinux.ddns.net/mirror/slackware/gnome
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Any enterprising Slackers can build it from my repo, I&#39;d recommend using &quot;sboui&quot; as I craft things to work in that. There&#39;s &quot;meta-packages&quot; for &quot;gnome-core&quot; (base) &amp; &quot;gnome-meta&quot; (full DE) if anyone is feeling froggy, it should all build out of the box. https://codeberg.org/jlngn/slackaroni
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Ok I finally uploaded #gnome 50.0 to #slackaroni aarch64. I still really suggest using “slpkg” as the package manager but slackpkg+ will do as well. Pay special attention to gexiv2 &amp; libgexiv2 and I’ve dropped “totem” and “rythmbox” as they are broken with libpeas and/or gir-2.0. The repo does have “clapper” which is a gtk4 gstreamer video player as a recommended replacement for totem. Outside of that, there’s no more x11 session— Wayland only. Uhh enjoy!?! https://slackware.lngn.ne...