2025-09-11.log

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jahkoshahey mnt, thanks for building this wonderful piece of open hardware <312:19
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minutejahkosha: oh, glad you like it ^^13:45
rwa_the classic reform is really a neat device, i love mine and i'm happy that i've finally pulled the trigger and got one...14:48
rwa_currently reading https://genodians.org/nfeske/2021-04-10-mntre-trackball cause the trackball is the only thing hardware-wise that could need some improvement14:50
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qbitnoob sway / gtk question: how can I set a light theme?17:35
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qbitahh, found some clues in reform-gnome-config!17:57
mhoyeACTION pulls the ploopy nano cad images to see if he can integrate ball bearings into the mnt trackball18:05
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thejevanshas there been any investigation/discussion about implementing hi-res scrolling for the reform or pocket reform trackballs?18:24
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minutethejevans: they should have hi-res scrolling already18:45
minutebtw since a while, our sway/waybar theme regressed cc josch. the tray icons are no longer monochrome and in random looking sizes18:47
minutehm hm https://github.com/Alexays/Waybar/pull/394118:49
thejevansminute: interesting. it's pretty choppy in firefox on my pocket reform, but now that you've said that, I can get it to be smooth if I move fast enough. under a certain speed it seems to act like normal non-hi-res scrolling18:53
minutethejevans: smooth scrolling disabled in about:config?18:53
thejevansminute: it's enabled. I just installed chromium and I'm seeing the same behavior there18:55
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minutejosch: something is borked with plymouth set default theme https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-system-image/-/jobs/13166#L797819:03
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thejevansis this the expected focus/blurriness of the webcam? https://immich.jevans.space/share/XvF5ymsYTr9jpBjiuHVoNx4zjEcqxzv74FY-4yD_BwkuF3oUs_oajJnjF17L9PGCcFs19:42
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joschminute: i have not seen that problem -- is it present in the latest system image?21:38
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joschminute: the plymouth problem should be fixed now (waiting for the pipeline)21:55
josch(by "that problem" above i meant the waybar problem)21:55
joschi think the last time we had icon problems they went away by adding <span face='FontAwesome'> (or whatever other font was needed) at the right places?21:56
joschto make sure that not whatever fontconfig chooses at the time of the day is chosen but only the font the icons are supposed to come from21:57
joschyeah, this is currently done for the battery icon21:57
joschor is that also affected by the problem?21:57
joschi'm in the train all day the next two days so i will not have much of a chance to download and test system images21:58
joschminute: i'm reading the commits in your setup-a11y branch -- you fixed the waybar problem there?22:01
joschminute: also, copy-in is a bad idea because it makes the content of the system images needlessly dependent on what the host system has installed (or not) -- i can provide a fix on sunday or after22:03
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jfredooh that waybar config item for icon customization looks nice22:09
jfredI might have to start using that in my config22:09
jfredmy tray is a bit of a mess visually at the moment (heavily customized, so that's not on the Reform image haha)22:10
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animonehuh, I have really loud, hear it across the room, coil whine on the charger chip on the charger board in the pocket.. only seems to really be a problem when using a 15W charger, 67W one the noise almost completely disappears22:36
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animonenevermind that my batteries are severely imbalanced22:36
animoneprobably something something the current draw on the chip22:36
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erleare you the v from oysterity anarchy or another one?22:48
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minutejosch: yeah, it's just a prototype, i thought you'll have ideas for making this cleaner :D22:58
minutejosch: the tray icons are real icons, not font icons22:59
minutejosch: the problem is in the latest system image yes.22:59
minutejosch: i've also spent some time today renovating the encrypted SSD installation page of reform-setup-wizard, it's in the main branch now :323:04
minutetesting it can be quite dangerous though :D23:05
minutenow testing accessbility branch image...23:06
minuteaccessibility23:06
minutejosch: when confirmed working, i think usr/share/wireplumber/wireplumber.conf.d/reform-hdmi-audio-priority.conf should go into reform-tools, because it fixes an issue for all rk3588 users (defaulting to hdmi audio even if there's nothing connected) 23:14
joschminute: understood -- i'll have a look at your work during the next 2 days but will only be able to test and submit starting sunday23:26
joschi'm excited to see the reform-setup-wizard improvements :)23:26
minutejosch: no stress!23:27
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minutejosch: and yeah, after this, the next step would be making the setup wizard "reentrant" in a way that it could be started as a normal application and some of the functionality could be reused, especially the installation page, which can become a GUI frontend for reform-setup-encrypted-disk (it is one, but you can't select the target disk right now, it'll only pick nvme0n1 at the moment)23:29
joschi was too curious and am reading the reform-setup-wizard-commit now23:31
joschi need to add some machine-readable output to reform-setup-wizard and reform-migrate...23:31
joschfor status information, progress bar and maybe some interaction?23:32
minuteto reform-setup-wizard? do you mean reform-setup-encrypted-disk?23:32
joscherrr...23:33
joschyes, sorry23:33
minutei mean, plomlompom obviously did some parsing of your output already :D (not that i understand that part of the code yet... but it seems to work?)23:34
minuteactually, i've only tested with the dummy script yet23:34
joschi have some ideas, for example the system image could count how many files it contains and store that in a file somewhere and reform-migrate could use that information for a proper progress bar23:35
minutenice23:35
joschand for interaction we could recycle the debconf progress format or maybe there is something nicer, but i'd like to avoid re-inventing the wheel23:36
minutesure!23:36
joschit's really nice that these parts of the system see some love -- also thank you for merging my mini-MRs :)23:36
joschoh, did you have a look at re-using calamares for installing to nvme?23:37
minutejosch: happy to here it ^^ and no, i forgot about calamares23:37
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joschthe downside is that calamares requires manual partitioning to not mess up u-boot23:42

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