N?
Sanother one
SIn reference to this
S(You can use 9p to do ipc)
Nah
T
TMy C book is coming tomorrow yippee.
N?
TI ordered a C programming book to help me to relearn coding.
TI got the 2nd Edition of Effective C : 2nd Edition .
Noh huh
TI hoping having some coding experience would help me become a DevOps Engineer.
Tthe 2nd edition 2nd edition
O@Nova, could you cargo update flatland and try to build it?
Nmain branch or dev?
OMain branch
O@Nova how did it go?
Noh shoot sorry
Ni forgor :blobcatgoogly:
Nanyway uhhh
Nmain branch flatland doesn't respond well to updates
Nbecause of shenanigans
Nbasically i use the git repo for the dependencies so i can easily update the core and such and then test them in practice
Nsince i can't actually... run full tests because the output is visual or audible rather than some code result most times, the rest i do have tests for
N@Open Skies know what i mean?
ONo I don't really follow. I noticed that it doesn't build with the updated version of its dependencies, but I'm not sure what you mean about using the got repo for the dependencies and why that necessarily results in things being broken
Nthe updated version of the dependencies has breaking changes
Nbecause the main branch in flatland is set to use dev branch for the fusion and molecules libraries
Njust... build it with the deps locked
N should do
Nthen they'll use the cargo lockfile which will hopefully get it right
Ni hope
OThe cargo lock file points to commits that aren't on the branches the lock file says they are.
ORunning the build how you suggest does succeed, but the broken dependency specification is really un-amenable to packaging. When I try to run it, I don't see any graphics show up on the headset, it's just the black screen that matches when stardust has taken control of the headset from monado, but doesn't show any new things from flatland. What do I need to do to tell flatland about the stardust instance?
Ndid you run a 2D app in stardust at the same time as flatland?
Nflatland doesn't do anything without a 2D app running
Nit's like a WM
OWhat do I need to do to run a 2D app "in stardust"? Does it have a button mapped to summon an app launcher, or do I need to pass a custom XSESSION variable or whatever on the command line?
Nyou just pass in in terminal
Ttwm moment
Tshould prolly start with like, atleast a terminal by default, if not an applauncher
Nthat'd require hardcoding it into the server
Teven weston now adays starts with a terminal
Nwhich is kinda a big no-no
Nweston is a whole DE at this point
Tcouldnt you invoke the default terminal?
Nsure, but that's a session manager thing
Ti guess so
Nyou're not really meant to run stardust using raw pieces like this, that's just for now
Nthe idea is to put it in a full setup like a DE and run it that way