branch: elpa-admin
commit 748963ce889f111a55b42c97b515fd72b097130d
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
Better propagate sync-failure info
* elpa-admin.el (elpaa--make-one-package): Do call
`elpaa--check-sync-failures` even if `elpaa--metadata` signaled an error
> root has been mounted 13 times without being checked, check forced.
> root: Inode 10748715, i_blocks is 281474976710631, should be 5. FIXED.
^^^
AKA -25
> root: Inode 10751288, i_blocks is 281474976710647, should be 3. FIXED.
branch: externals/multi-mode
commit aa25809db7af993011247d335482400e49d46670
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
Don't require `advice` we don't use
* multi-mode.el: Don't require `advice` we don't use.
(syntax-ppss-last): Don't hide `defvar`
branch: main
commit 28b18a087b5394d71f5014d3295fb312aa79de25
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
elpa-packages (indent-bars): New package
---
elpa-packages | 4
1 file changed, 4 insertions(+)
diff --git a/elpa-packages b/elpa-packages
index 049fbb0cd4..7a3969cee0 100644
monnier pushed a change to branch externals/xclip.
from ec064e6ea9 ; Prefer HTTPS to HTTP in URLs
new 8b25fbb708 (xclip--hidden-frame): Survive the death of the hidden
frame
new 7febe164de Bump version
Summary of changes:
xclip.el | 24 +---
1 file ch
branch: externals/xclip
commit 7febe164de2a881b83b9d604d3c7cf20b69f422d
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
Bump version
---
xclip.el | 20 +++-
1 file changed, 19 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)
diff --git a/xclip.el b/xclip.el
index 0390994ae1..beeb751ec3 100644
branch: externals/xclip
commit 8b25fbb70815e7e6dbc7f664048e681474b6d531
Author: brett.kerwin
Commit: Stefan Monnier
(xclip--hidden-frame): Survive the death of the hidden frame
Copyright-paperwork-exempt: yes
---
xclip.el | 4 ++--
1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions
i Ricard,
> It has a keyboard failure - the "h" key is intermittent and my primary
> account is "Richard" ;/
[ I presume you know tat tis kind of failure can often (sadly not
always) be fixed by cleaning. ]
> I have no problem logging in as root.
>
> Two primary questions:
> 1. is there somew
> I am great friend of "Brother" printers. They are cheap and reliable and they
> are well supported by linux. Brother is offering deb packages for installing
> or a linu script, which is downloading and installing these packages
> automatically.
Of course, that means you're at the mercy of Br
> I have an NVME drive as well as a spinning-rust drive. I've got swap on the
> spinning drive, but I'd like to put the hibernate area on the NVME. Is that
> possible, to have swap on one and hibernate on another?
Of course. Just tell your hibernation about the partition you want to
use for it
>> > options snd_hda_intel id=[HDMI,PCH] index=1,0
>> Might be you need to write with dashes, as the module files is named
>> with dashes.
> Thank you for the reply. However, dashes and underscores can be
> interchanged in these files.
FWIW: That's been my experience for the `modprobe` command arg
> And if you're interested in only the interface name and MAC address, pipe
> that result to awk, so...
>
> ip -br l | awk '{print $1,$3}'
Note that the $3 won't always be a MAC address:
% ip --brief link
lo UNKNOWN00:00:00:00:00:00
[...]
tun0 U
> Lenovo R61 ThinkPad
[...]
> The screen automatically dims when AC removed.
> System->Hardware->Power Management->OnBatteryPower->Display
> "Reduce backlight brightness" & "Dim display when idle" unchecked
> Any where else to look?
I'd look at the BIOS settings.
Stefan
>> The additional patch below seems to fix it.
> Thanks, I installed the patch under your name after Tassilo's change.
Thanks.
>> Stefan "who doesn't use AUCTeX's makefile to compile AUCTeX"
> How do you compile AUCTeX then, some `package' magic?
More or less: I use the "in place install
Arash Esbati wrote:
> Thanks, I did 'make clean' and applied your patch locally. Running make
> again gives:
>
> --8<---cut here---start->8---
> In toplevel form:
> bib-cite.el:591:11: Error: Recursive ‘require’ for feature ‘tex’
>
> In toplevel form:
> context
I suggest the patch below which renames `tex-site.el.in` to
`tex-site.el`. We lose the `AUCTEX-date` info, but IMO the
simplification is worth this minor downside (at least for GNU-devel
ELPA packages, the date is encoded in the `AUCTEX-version`).
[ We could keep `AUCTEX-version` in `tex-site.el`
> Will the OS linked to by https://www.debian.org/ run on all three?
Yes, on all three, both using the i386 (which is being phased out) or
the amd64 ports.
Stefan
> a flash drive or CD-ROM are suddenly nontrivial: I need
> to get Debian's netinst using Windows, with whatever
> browser is there, then write it with Windows tools. So:
In the past I've successfully used
https://www.goodbye-microsoft.com/
tho I'm not sure if it's still working (it doesn't
> - most of the desktop environments incorporate some element of screen
> blanking for security (or power saving).
There's also "burn in" for some monitor technologies.
Stefan
> S, what do I remove to absolutely, permanently disable the screen
> blanker? And I mean no chance it can ever do that to me again.
IME, this is a bit of an uphill battle, sadly.
Basically, lots of tools can request/cause some kind of "screen
blanking" so you can never be sure you've disable
> Well, i'll be typing along, have most assuredly not done a ctl+a, but all
> the text will high light, and the next keystroke deletes it all. Sometimes
In Emacs we have the `view-lossage` command to see what keys have been
received recently so you can find out which funny key sequence you
acciden
> Not the right condition though… it’s absent there but still in use.
> I am looking for the right thing to check…
How 'bout checking the success of `cryptdisks_stop`?
Stefan
> cross-graded to amd64 only as far as running the amd64 kernel while
> leaving all of the user land and the primary dpkg architecture as
> i386. This is a supported configuration.
It's not just "supported": it's basically the recommended setup for an
i386 install, since the support for the i386
Ruslanas Gžibovskis [2024-08-21 16:16:54] wrote:
> Just wondering if you have a problem when doing automated partitioning
> during the debian deployment using edu-net-install iso?
>
> the problem I face is too small partition size, which is 500 MB, when a
> simple kernel now has the size of 234 MB,
> Just adding a “sleep” is no proper fix anyway, so the question
> is, how to wait in a shell script until the swap device is
> *really* swapoff’d when the syscall returns too early, and
> (someone from the Linux kernel maintainers reading this?) should
> I report the latter as a bug against the ke
branch: elpa-admin
commit 2c6eeec610557b18db6591f8557dcf62b3b68b48
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
* elpa-admin.el (elpaa--render-atom): Fix timestamp
We ended up using the time/date of the oldest file. Rather than
change it to the date of the newest file, just
branch: elpa-admin
commit ba613c0dc2af1e4363da873627aa94bf09b5eaf3
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
(elpaa--make-atom-feed): Avoid parsing the `elpaa--url`
* elpa-admin.el (elpaa--make-atom-feed): Don't split the URL into
domain+path any more. Use names rel
monnier pushed a change to branch elpa-admin.
from 584bb472c8 Merge remote-tracking branch
'refs/remotes/origin/elpa-admin' into elpa-admin
new ba613c0dc2 (elpaa--make-atom-feed): Avoid parsing the `elpaa--url`
new 2c6eeec610 * elpa-admin.el (elpaa--render-atom): Fix timest
branch: elpa-admin
commit 722a92ae25398a85e9ce4bea2610413b51417d2f
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
Merge make-atom-feed, add batch-make-atom-feed
---
elpa-admin.el | 108 +-
1 file changed, 62 insertions(+), 46 deletions
branch: elpa-admin
commit 9bd65395f1d4875915731ddbdd73a471f10d7794
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
elpa-admin.el (elpaa--wsl-read): Filter out status 400 and entries with a
"/"
---
elpa-admin.el | 8 ++--
1 file changed, 6 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)
diff --
>> I do have it installed. I also tried to install `libavcodec-extra` at
>> some point (when I saw that `mp4a-latm` 🙂), but it made no difference
>> of course.
> You do not have AAC in the list of supported codecs and I am unsure if it is
> due to alsa backend or due to a missed package (libfdk-aa
> You can use davical[1]. While it focuses on caldav, it also supports carddav.
AFAIU there's also `radicale` (which, contrary to `davical` is also
supported by FreedomBox).
Stefan
branch: externals/csv-mode
commit 849ce3e754f291c3643bc36ed802226606955c3f
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
csv-mode.el: More cosmetic changes
* csv-mode.el: Use `setq-local` and `defvar-local`.
(csv-interactive-args): Improve docstring markup. Use `csv--field
again
(and it looks like the old problem I had with it has disappeared in the
mean time). I guess it's time I switch this machine to an amd64-only install.
Thank you all for your help.
Stefan
Stefan Monnier [2024-08-14 15:32:31] wrote:
> I have a machine here running a freshly
> If you have libavcodec installed (from "Recommends") then it might be some
> testing issue. There is no problem in bookworm.
I do have it installed. I also tried to install `libavcodec-extra` at
some point (when I saw that `mp4a-latm` 🙂), but it made no difference
of course.
> Firefox exposes
>> I have no idea what sandbox settings you're referring to.
>> How/where can I find those to "tinker" with?
> [1a] also: about:config -> security.sandbox.*
Hmm... I set both `security.sandbox.socket.process.level` and
`security.sandbox.content.level` to 0 as well as `media.cubeb.sandbox`
to false
>> Error no decoder found for audio/mp4a-latm
> It relies on non-free AAC codec that you likely do not have installed.
That's a side-issue: the web page I pointed to has various videos in
various formats and none of them work (hence the error messages
mentioning other "decoder not found" mime type
> Aha -- so you are using pipewire's pulseaudio emulation?
Yes.
> Search engineering (hah) turns up some noises like this [1] which at
> least suggest to tinker with sandbox settings. They might have painted
> themselves again into a corner by not allowing some processes to see
> some paths in th
>> I have a machine here running a freshly updated and rebooted Debian
>> testing where I can't get Firefox (more specifically `firefox-esr`) to
>> use audio.
>
> Check if installing apulse helps. It's supposed to make obstinate apps like
> Firefox act as though pulseaudio is installed, dead techno
I have a machine here running a freshly updated and rebooted Debian
testing where I can't get Firefox (more specifically `firefox-esr`) to
use audio. E.g. I go to
https://tekeye.uk/html/html5-video-test-page
and none of the videos give me any audio output.
I'm using pipewire and it generall
branch: externals/csv-mode
commit 0e9a5ac6b37a1e661c142a9586603874429053ac
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
csv-mode.el: Cosmetic changes
* csv-mode.el (csv-guess-set-separator): Obey `point-min`.
(csv--separator-candidates): Consolidate two `=` into a `memq
>>> Thanks for your thoughts. What version of emacs is in Ubuntu 20?
>> My laptop (on Xubuntu 20.04.6) has emacs 26.3. (I don't use emacs, so I
>> probably haven't done anything to update it past whatever comes with
>> the distribution.)
>> And if I install emacs on my personal Debian 11 server, I
> Stop using apt, apt support for mysql is so poor!
What does that mean?
Stefan
branch: main
commit e17f90cca154a02ffe3b5048a6dd4526c09bfeef
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
copyright_exceptions (eev/eev-lean4.el): New entry
---
copyright_exceptions | 1 +
1 file changed, 1 insertion(+)
diff --git a/copyright_exceptions b/copyright_exceptions
index
branch: elpa-admin
commit 39d29cfe18974eba65fdd8e39399a43131adaf57
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
* elpa-admin.el (elpaa--wsl-collect): Don't get confused by ctime changes
---
elpa-admin.el | 3 +++
1 file changed, 3 insertions(+)
diff --git a/elpa-admin.el b/elpa-adm
branch: elpa-admin
commit 584bb472c85f902e84fd904be4711d6739823c59
Merge: 39d29cfe18 776126005b
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
Merge remote-tracking branch 'refs/remotes/origin/elpa-admin' into
elpa-admin
---
elpa-adm
> - software updates that run as root (including Debian updates)
> can run anything else as root
So, maybe a more relevant discussion is: what will happen when a Debian
stable security update comes with a "big blunder" that crashes the most
machines in early boot?
Admittedly, the wider vari
branch: scratch/editorconfig
commit abd2e42c90806d245b30d001ce3ff311e7b529e2
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
(editorconfig-fnmatch--do-translate): Reduce redundancy
* editorconfig-fnmatch.el (editorconfig-fnmatch--do-translate):
Consolidate the `push`s outside of
branch: scratch/editorconfig
commit 25f45dc3b506558087a312ceda98192195612adf
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
(editorconfig-fnmatch-p): Speed up
* editorconfig-fnmatch.el: Change copyright to the FSF since all
the contributors have signed the corresponding
monnier pushed a change to branch scratch/editorconfig.
from c70df61772 (editorconfig-core-handle--parse-file): Streamline
new 25f45dc3b5 (editorconfig-fnmatch-p): Speed up
new abd2e42c90 (editorconfig-fnmatch--do-translate): Reduce redundancy
Summary of changes:
editorco
monnier pushed a change to branch scratch/editorconfig.
at c70df61772 (editorconfig-core-handle--parse-file): Streamline
This branch includes the following new commits:
new c70df61772 (editorconfig-core-handle--parse-file): Streamline
branch: scratch/editorconfig
commit c70df617723d1bf06ad390089e6a7bc7395a9eca
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
(editorconfig-core-handle--parse-file): Streamline
* editorconfig-core-handle.el: Change copyright to the FSF since all
the contributors have signed the
monnier pushed a change to branch scratch/editorconfig.
was 4f543558fe editorconfig-core-handle.el: Don't use file names as
glob pattern
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>> I was never clear if the `a' and `b' were alpha and beta or something
>> else in the LP releases.
> I agree.
FWIW, `version-to-list` (which is used in the ELPA protocol to compare
versions and hence needs to be obeyed by version numbers for ELPA
packages, whether from Melpa(-stable) or (Non)G
The first NonGNU-devel package is out:
http://elpa.nongnu.org/nongnu-devel/vm.html
I messed up the `:readme` so there's no description at that page [this
should be fixed next time the package is built, i.e. next time someone
pushes a commit to the Gitlab `main` branch], but I don't know of ot
branch: main
commit f031337c6ee125455a98e2de899a563388e5de19
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
elpa-packages (vm): Add `REAME.md`
---
elpa-packages | 1 +
1 file changed, 1 insertion(+)
diff --git a/elpa-packages b/elpa-packages
index 6307353e28..3bc355144e 100644
--- a/elpa
branch: main
commit 57bb07022be8070ae73e58fa6ed87e2884316f73
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
elpa-packages (vm): Fix Texinfo build failure
---
elpa-packages | 1 +
1 file changed, 1 insertion(+)
diff --git a/elpa-packages b/elpa-packages
index cb502179f3..6307353e28 100644
> Yes, I realize that. But when we're testing stuff, like I am now with
> the latest bleeding edge (and I need to file some reports) it would
> help to have an easy to report number that we can track down.
FWIW, the NonGNU-devel ELPA packages use NN.MM.0.DATE.TIME.
See http://elpa.gnu.org/devel/
>> gitlab main should have a version number of 8.3.x.
> Awesome. I'd suggest you/we append the latest git tag/commit number
> into the version string. then it's *really* clear what's happening.
FWIW, NonGNU ELPA needs the `Version:` to have a valid version number in
the file that's stored in Git
Mark Diekhans [2024-07-10 23:02:23] wrote:
> version.texinfo is generate by the Makefile
> I don't know how ELPA builds work, so I can't advise
No worries, I'm working on it.
> Thanks so much for the work of moving VM development to Git! Would it
> be possible to use a separate mailing list (opt
branch: main
commit 28fde34f7d8c24a0ac07876e53e7f0c4b1d5e32d
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
elpa-packages (vm): Add `:news`
---
elpa-packages | 4 +---
1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 3 deletions(-)
diff --git a/elpa-packages b/elpa-packages
index a74f03a519..cb502179f3
branch: main
commit 44c42c61939ccaef5549c2fc826f0fa85962c855
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
elpa-packages (vm): New (well, sort of) package
---
elpa-packages | 4
1 file changed, 4 insertions(+)
diff --git a/elpa-packages b/elpa-packages
index 7b32c068eb..a74f03a519
monnier pushed a change to branch scratch/editorconfig.
at 4f543558fe editorconfig-core-handle.el: Don't use file names as
glob pattern
This branch includes the following new commits:
new 4f543558fe editorconfig-core-handle.el: Don't use file names as
glob pattern
branch: scratch/editorconfig
commit 4f543558fecaad162c0baba666ee9760bd4ce2f4
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
editorconfig-core-handle.el: Don't use file names as glob pattern
Match relative file names against the glob pattern instead of
trying to construct a
monnier pushed a change to branch scratch/editorconfig.
was d0a491fbf9 editorconfig-core-handle.el: Fix regressions in fnmatch
handling
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di
monnier pushed a change to branch scratch/editorconfig-base.
at 5e25a51e25 Don't hook into `read-only-mode-hook`
No new revisions were added by this update.
branch: scratch/editorconfig
commit d0a491fbf9607ec4fbf972b06a0d9893cd26bc6d
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
editorconfig-core-handle.el: Fix regressions in fnmatch handling
* editorconfig-core-handle.el
(editorconfig-core-handle-get-properties-hash): Fix
branch: externals/elisp-benchmarks
commit 6446f6abf91f81e7160295eecf3cd90821bab9d1
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
elisp-benchmarks.el: Fix regression in output format
* elisp-benchmarks.el (elisp-benchmarks-run): Partly revert last change,
because it caused poor
branch: externals/elisp-benchmarks
commit dd950259268d6cb215b3b072f0cfd28c4da0c93d
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
elisp-benchmarks.el: Compact output and support setup code
* elisp-benchmarks.el (elisp-benchmarks--call-benchmark): New function.
(elisp-benchmarks
> Compression reduces the size but it's proportionnal so don't negate the
> extra html size. The global size will always be 4-10x.
No, the compression is not proportional. HTML is naturally very
redundant, and machine-generated HTML like the one seen in Richard's
email tends to be excruciatingly
Hi Richard,
I don't see any problem because I'm reading this mailing-list from a MUA
that's mostly text-only and doesn't try to use variable-size fonts, but
looking at the HTML you send I see:
> style="font-family:arial,helvetica,sans-serif;font-size:small">
repeated several times. I have no i
branch: scratch/evil
commit 44469e900e58ce6800f066769d2fb7f2ee212e85
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
Replace uses of `defadvice` with `advice-add`
This either requires a dependency on the `nadvice` package,
or bumping the minimum Emacs version to 24.4. I went
branch: scratch/evil
commit 745c2598690c029f39dcce1f724cf5ed819e60c6
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
Miscellanous minor changes.
Use #' to quote function names at a few more places.
* evil-types.el (inclusive): Silence warning.
* evil-macros.el
branch: scratch/evil
commit 32b4af47c36e735cc117e97a4ae7ca601f488fac
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
(evil-with-delay): Add comment for last change
---
evil-common.el | 3 +++
1 file changed, 3 insertions(+)
diff --git a/evil-common.el b/evil-common.el
index 7f60bdfb3b
monnier pushed a change to branch scratch/evil.
at 745c259869 Miscellanous minor changes.
This branch includes the following new commits:
new 32b4af47c3 (evil-with-delay): Add comment for last change
new f4d3e47f13 evil-pkg.el: Remove file
new 44469e900e Replace
monnier pushed a change to branch scratch/evil.
was 75134ec905 Miscellanous minor changes.
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discards 75134ec905 Miscellanous minor changes.
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discards f4d3e47
branch: scratch/evil
commit f4d3e47f131df40c5b355615e44f145034253553
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
evil-pkg.el: Remove file
This file is auto-generated from headers in `evil.el` anyway.
* evil.el: Synchronize metadata with what was in `evil-pkg.el
monnier pushed a change to branch scratch/evil.
at 75134ec905 Miscellanous minor changes.
This branch includes the following new commits:
new 32b4af47c3 (evil-with-delay): Add comment for last change
new f4d3e47f13 evil-pkg.el: Remove file
new 69c3f4ab82 Replace
branch: scratch/evil
commit 75134ec905d47f8310a2e33d9f486eea8438ece6
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
Miscellanous minor changes.
Use #' to quote function names at a few more places.
* evil-types.el (inclusive): Silence warning.
* evil-macros.el
branch: scratch/evil
commit 32b4af47c36e735cc117e97a4ae7ca601f488fac
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
(evil-with-delay): Add comment for last change
---
evil-common.el | 3 +++
1 file changed, 3 insertions(+)
diff --git a/evil-common.el b/evil-common.el
index 7f60bdfb3b
branch: scratch/evil
commit 69c3f4ab82021b77d653f1ff632adf60180e8b75
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
Replace uses of `defadvice` with `advice-add`
This either requires a dependency on the `nadvice` package,
or bumping the minimum Emacs version to 24.4. I went
branch: scratch/evil
commit f4d3e47f131df40c5b355615e44f145034253553
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
evil-pkg.el: Remove file
This file is auto-generated from headers in `evil.el` anyway.
* evil.el: Synchronize metadata with what was in `evil-pkg.el
monnier pushed a change to branch scratch/evil.
was 233dde7642 Miscellanous minor changes.
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discards 8127184
branch: elpa-admin
commit 776126005bccb19739a94f06f2faea338de3641d
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
(elpaa--wsl-read): Ignore 404s
* elpa-admin.el (elpaa--wsl-line-re): Catch the status.
(elpaa--wsl-read): Ignore 404s.
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elpa-admin.el | 7 ---
1 file changed
branch: elpa-admin
commit 0ee51630cef5dc8ee4edc47f23fb113c5ac3e521
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
* elpa-admin.el (elpaa--wsl-read): Improve info messages
Add sync/build-failure special cases. Pass the whole line as well to `fn`.
(elpaa--wsl-one-file): Include
branch: elpa-admin
commit dcb224b1b1401f92a49c1224d29d68a8ede9e5fc
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
elpaa--wsl-*: Improve slightly stats collection
* elpa-admin.el (elpaa--wsl-one-file): Emit a message when
encountering a new package.
(elpaa--wsl-collect
branch: elpa-admin
commit 36ee530020455c773f01323b2bb64135deb41d8f
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
* elpa-admin.el (elpaa-markdown-command): Allow ``` code blocks
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elpa-admin.el | 2 +-
1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)
diff --git a/elpa-admin.el b/elpa
> In the more general case, telemetry is not in itself
> considered 'evil'.
I consider it evil if it's opt-out rather than opt-in.
Stefan
> As a general rule I am willing to accept RPMs, pacman ?? packages, and
> .debs, when they are from the Distribution's own package libraries, or
> hardware vendor supported, as otherwise I don't know the people providing
> the package. I have this strange belief that when a developer supplies
> a
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commit 8851206c1817f6324088bc5bcbad033c662a80b2
Author: Stefan Monnier
Commit: Stefan Monnier
elpa-packages (treesit-fold): New package
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elpa-packages | 10 +++---
1 file changed, 7 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)
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> I’ve been tryed to boot a flash usb of 4Gb with
> balenaEtcher-1.19.-21-x64.AppImage and Parrot-home-4.4_i386.iso and gives
> me the Error:(0, h.requestMetadata) is not a function
Who/what gives you this error? When does it give you this error?
Have you tried to ask your favorite search engine
>> Notice I wrote "sleep". I'm concerned about the suspend+wakeup case,
>> not the case when you're booting up.
>> [ I thought I'd made it abundantly clear. ]
> I'm not a laptop person. I don't know how to fix laptop-specific issues.
FWIW, the offending machine is a desktop.
I `suspend` most of
> I’ve been tryed to boot a flash usb with Parrot and balenaEtcher but gives
> error is there another app for to boot a flash usb but not the rufus app?
Despite some rumors, people here aren't any more clairvoyant than elsewhere.
So you'll probably get better answers if you provide more details,
> Yeah, except... you're assuming a workflow that is not real or reliable.
[...]
>> It is if /etc/adjtime is set properly when you go to sleep.
> You cannot assume that adjtime was updated the last time your system
> stopped running, because your system might have stopped running due to
> a crash,
John Hasler [2024-06-28 09:41:06] wrote:
> Stefan writes:
>> The question remains: how to make use of that info upon wakeup to
>> adjust the "initial" time before NTP takes over.
> hwclock -a can do this.
Indeed, and my question can be thought of as asking how to run
`hwclock -a` when we wake up (
> The hardware clock has a time, which is loaded into the system clock
> to initialize it. That's it. The only variable factor here is whether
> the hardware clock's time is in UTC or some local time zone.
>
> You can't do anything with drift at this point, because you don't actually
> know how l
> Do you really run ntp? You might already be running ntpsec,
> its replacement.
I call it ntp but yes, it's ntpsec.
>> The /etc/adjtime is supposed to be there for such purposes but it seems
>> to be mostly unused: I assume its "UTC" setting is respected but the
>> first and second lines indica
> I think hwclock(8) has the info you need. On my system (yes, one of
> those) there is an /etc/init.d/hwclock.sh which seems to take care
> of that. No idea how the young'uns do it, though :-)
AFAICT this `hwclock.sh` (which I do have) is not used (I'm using
systemd) and even less so upon suspend
I have a machine whose RTC clock is drifting significantly and it is
often suspended for several days. I run NTP so the drift I see when
I wake the machine up gets fixed by "stepping" the clock after a while,
but that can take a while and I'd like to improve this
intermediate situation.
The /etc/
>> > 21.5.b35 was released in May 2023.
>> I'm aware of it. It's an attempt to pull a zombie into real life,
>> which can never work. :)
[ I don't know what was the purpose, but indeed that release doesn't
prove that XEmacs development is still ongoing: If you look at the
commit history you'l
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