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• Post #2485497

  Rust and my SSD disagree strongly on how much disk space a project should reasonably take.

• Post #2485493

  *honk* *honk* Move to the slow lane please, libinput 1.31 release going past. https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/libinput/libinput/-/releases/1.31.0 Nothing new over the RC1 so we're still looking at: - configurable disable-while-typing - fast swipes if 3fg drag is on - tablet tool name is now available - better pressurepad detection - SW_KEYPAD_SLIDE support

• Post #2485492

  Ok, I give up (and so do all the llms I've asked). Any help with Cargo's workspace confusion would be appreciated. I have two Rust projects. One is a dependency in a git repo that is a cargo workspace ("their_workspace") which has the actual crate ("their_crate") that I need inside it. Its their_workspace/their_crate/Cargo.toml has `workspace.version = true`. I have to make API changes to their_crate and test them locally.

• Post #2485491

  libinput 1.31.1 and 1.30.3 are out, fixing a sandbox escape in the lua plugins. The security advisory on the wayland-devel list has more but basically: update your libinput package, doubly so if you are on GNOME50 and/or Fedora 43 or later. https://lore.freedesktop.org/wayland-devel/ac3BvFsDqg9DGmS5@quokka/T/#u

• Post #2485490

  I braindumped a summary about Huion tablet devices and how they currently integrate into the lower parts of the desktop stack: https://who-t.blogspot.com/2026/04/huion-devices-in-desktop-stack.html

• Post #2485489

  `git config --global diff.context 8` is a significant QoL improvement

• Post #2485488

  Finally got this into a nice state (and bursting with features): schupfn is a "boot a toolbox to a VM" script. Create your toolbox, work in it normally and then run `schupfn create $name && schupfn enter $name` to boot into a VM based on that toolbox. Only PWD is exported by default and everything else is discarded on VM shutdown. Great for e.g. letting an agent go yolo without worrying - after all it only has access to directories you explicitly give it. htt...

• Post #1731734

  libinput 1.29 will (probably) have a Lua plugin system. But it'd be nice to get some feedback and early testing so we don't ship an unexpected API. https://who-t.blogspot.com/2025/05/libinput-and-lua-plugins.html

• Post #1731733

  Psst. you! Yes, you. libinput 1.29rc1 is out. Don't tell anyone. The list of (secret!) goodies is: better scroll wheel heuristics, new tablet eraser button configuration and an internal plugin pipeline (no public plugins yet though). https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/libinput/libinput/-/releases/1.28.901

• Post #1032196

  neeeEEEEEOOOooommmm - that was the sound of the libinput 1.30-rc1 being released and zooming past you. With configurable disable-while-typing timeouts and the new 3fg fast swipe when 3fg dragging is enabled, it contains more positive things than anything you've read in weeks. Pressurepads are now detected nicely too, provided you're on kernel 6.19 or later (haha, yeah, right...). https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/libinput/libinput/-/releases/1.30.901

• Post #337544

  https://github.com/whot/doubleidle/ is a little tool that prevents a secondary machine from suspending/locking the screen while you use the main machine. This is useful for setups where you e.g. have a main desktop to work on and a laptop on the side that you need to monitor but not actually interact with. No need to turn off the screen lock, as long as you're busy on the main machine, the laptop stays awake.