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<Begasus[m]>
those with qtcreator installed, hold off on updating
<Begasus[m]>
32bit has issues with LLVM20, if that can't be fixed older version will be enabled there
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<Begasus[m]>
64bit is missing some requirements for libarchive, libsecret and libyaml_cpp (0.8), script needs adjusting, clang link is broken (a wonder it didn't complain on this install)
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<nekobot>
• jmairboeck (61a27b47): portmidi: bump to version 2.0.6…
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* JochWehg_
greets 2 Ops and 168 users, and thanx für the having You hier.
<JochWehg_>
Amen
<erysdren>
hallo
<JochWehg_>
woi, hallo!
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<JochWehg>
I found out that MediaPlayer opens a picture file of the same name, when I opened a .wav file. On this basis I try to establish a playlist. .. .
<JochWehg>
. . . in the introduction of the Quick Tour I read that...
<JochWehg>
. . . I file list piles up and can be read an written and opens with alt-p.
<JochWehg>
however, when I start to open one .wav file after another my playlist stays there with one single entry. How do I come to a playlist with all of my desired entries, pls?
<JochWehg>
@erysdren: do you like to help me solve a haiku riddle?
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<JochWehg>
I accidently have overwritten a .wav file while it still open in MediaPlayer. Still I can play it. However, when I open the file from the Tracker Window it is the newly overwritten file with the same name. Where do I find the buffer of the file that is play in MediaPlayer now, if may ask?
* JochWehg
found an alternative way to solve the riddle.
<JochWehg>
Thnx anyhow.
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<jezek2>
JochWehg_: probably just by attaching gdb and trying to copy the content from there... your file was unlink()ed and it no longer have a name in the filesystem, but is still physically present while it is opened by the process
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<JochWehg_>
jezek2: thank you! by saying "gdb" you probably refer to a device I guess? ... I found another file with the desired content on an external media, so the urge is gone...
<jezek2>
no I mean the debugger, also you need to be a programmer to be able to retrieve it (or ask someone who knows gdb)
<jezek2>
yeah good that you have found a simpler solution :)
<JochWehg_>
ah, okay, that you say that.. by the way... jezek2: do you know why your writing appears in red first, but now in black again?
<jezek2>
I've only used gdb in such way to close a file for logging of X errors on linux when it was overflowing with errors and it has eaten all the free space... but that one was quite annoying because I had to do that for every process in the X session =)
<jezek2>
(simple solution would be to restart the X session and all programs, but I didn't want to :)
<jezek2>
nowadays I use a mounted filesystem in a file of limited size, for tightvncserver, as it refused all other ways to disable logging and some programs just log "errors" in endless loop...
<jezek2>
on recent versions of macOS it's quite ridiculous how many "errors"/logs per second are produced by the system (also what kind of things the system is trying to do), at least the log has fixed size or something and doesn't annoy the user unless you specifically look at it