I also want/need this. More control over pulling in general would be nice. Or I can just remove the sources entry and do the clone in a CI step, but that is not as "declarative".

Sorry, belated reply. It was still broken about a week ago when I last tried it. It was actually even broken-er.

Hey!

I just pushed some changes to the feed parsing logic that should make it a bit more robust + add some additional logging to show a clearer error if something goes wrong again. Could you give it another shot and let me know if it's working for you now?

• Steve

El Mar, 9 Ene, 2024, a las 19:25, ~raingloom escribió:

Tried to browse the Merveilles timeline in Liferea, this is what I got:

The last update of this subscription failed! HTTP error code 500: Server Error There were errors while parsing this feed!

Merveilles runs Hometown, maybe that could be messing something up?

-- View on the web: https://todo.sr.ht/~vesto/feedon/1

Tried to browse the Merveilles timeline in Liferea, this is what I got:

The last update of this subscription failed! HTTP error code 500: Server Error There were errors while parsing this feed!

Merveilles runs Hometown, maybe that could be messing something up?

"~lenatrauman" outgoing@sr.ht writes:

[[PGP Signed Part:Undecided]] I have added pre-built CollapseOS for PC/AT (padded disk.bin to become a valid floppy image, too) and RC2014 to the site. I don't know if CollapseOS on PC/AT behaves the way it should, it looks a bit different from CollapseOS in RC2014 emulator. Could you please check?

I have very little idea about what CollapseOS is and how it works, so I kept as much documentation as possible in the archives. I also added RC2014 emulator to the RC2014 archive, in theory it should be enough for a really clever person to reconstruct RC2014 in hardware.

Tested on QEMU, the grid based text editor starts without issues. So it seems to be working. Gonna test it on real hardware later, I can't write a floppy from this one.

If more experimental software is fair game, then I nominate DuskOS and/or CollapseOS for inclusion. CollapseOS is actually pretty usable on a PC. DuskOS requires a lot more doc reading for now.

Currently there is no clickable link between either, the only reason I could find the git repo was by guessing.

when the origin or version fields are references to other variables, guix refresh -u can't handle them

This would be very welcome, many projects I contribute to use slashes in names.

For actually contributing this change, I would need to detect the size change in rust and programatically change the layout.

Is there no flexbox equivalent for GTK+? If there is, the menu bar should just use that.