<kris_>
i still play bo3 sometimes though for zombies with friends
<sewn>
doesnt sound fun
<kris_>
these problems only got fixed on xbox so
<kris_>
the ps3 cods still have RCEs too
<sewn>
but it is a console so its not very useful is it
<kris_>
i mean the ps3 is my favorite bit of hardware literally ever
<kris_>
gentoo even has support for them
<sewn>
wowie
<kris_>
too bad gentoo sucks
<kris_>
i might try it though just to play with it
<sewn>
cant be that hard to make kiss work on it
<kris_>
probably not
<kris_>
you'd need a buncha patches though it uses a weird cpu arch
<kris_>
iirc big endian ppc64
<sewn>
sounds fair
<kris_>
idk anything whatsoever about powerpc
<sewn>
chimera :3333333
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<midfavila>
kris_: cod is american imperialist propaganda stop playing it
<midfavila>
>:CCCCCCCC
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<kris_>
i only play multiplayer theres no story or anything
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<nath>
sup
<kris_>
hi
<nath>
took me 8 hours to compile gcc on a shitass laptop living my peak life rn
<kris_>
riteo is that you
<kris_>
i think thats you
<nath>
no im not riteo
<kris_>
nath: did you put it in the fridge
<nath>
no
<nath>
it would have warmed up the whole fridge if i did that
<kris_>
8hrs is a long time
<kris_>
couldnt rip a build from another machine?
<nath>
now that i think about it i coulda done that
<nath>
on my main computer it only takes like an hour / 45 mins to rebuild the entire base system on a fresh install
<nath>
as in the "cd to /var/db/kiss/installed and kiss b *" part of the install process
<nath>
im not even going to entertain the idea of a web browser on that system
<nath>
maybe emacs browser
<nath>
but nothing more
<nath>
speaking of emacs does it build properly on musl cause i remember hearing some stuff about how it has issues on non-glibc systems
<kris_>
i use emacs perfectly fine on void musl, doesnt seem like it has any patches here
<nath>
ok good
<nath>
cause im also an emacs user (and proud <3)
<kris_>
i'm more or less trying to find a replacement
<nath>
i switched from vim haha
<kris_>
i don't use vanilla emacs, i use doom- which is awesome until i go to change something
<kris_>
i also switched from vim to this
<nath>
neo/vim is pretty good i just didnt like the lack of pinky destruction
<kris_>
i use evil mode so
<nath>
i thought doom emacs was just a package manager
<nath>
not like a whole separate breed of emacs
<kris_>
more or less yes but theres some preconfigured stuff
<nath>
ohhh
<kris_>
its a declarative framework
<kris_>
but like the last thing i was trying to edit were theme related things and it just became very annoying
<nath>
i've never used any plugins im using full vanilla lol
<kris_>
i probably need to figure out how to just roll my own emacs config
<kris_>
as in pull in the plugins and stuff i want myself
<kris_>
i absolutely never bothered to actually learn *emacs*
<nath>
yeah i think you can just use package.el for that
<kris_>
we'll see
<kris_>
i tried vis for a day or two but it didnt quite stick
<kris_>
vim/neovim feel slow with massive files
<kris_>
and honestly on my hardware, a text editor choking is absolutely insane
<nath>
yup
<nath>
setting up a pkg manager on neovim just felt really slow
<kris_>
i always just handled plugins manually
<kris_>
which got annoying after a while
<kris_>
doom is nice because i can just run a ye olde `doom update` and it'll update all of my stuff
<kris_>
but its way less messy than most vim package managers
<nath>
i was gonna try doom but again i dont use any plugins
<kris_>
you'd never know it's emacs
<kris_>
it's more like vim intentionally
<nath>
are there any like 'musthave' plugins that are just massive qol changes
<kris_>
i use treemacs, vc-gutter, evil, undo, magit
<kris_>
few others but those are the big ones for me
<nath>
ill check those out
<kris_>
evil is just vim keybinds for emacs
<nath>
ye ive seen that before
<kris_>
magit is a full blown git frontend but i mostly use it just for cleaner git diff viewing in my editor
<kris_>
vc-gutter is a thing that shows up next to line numbers that highlights what lines are diff
<kris_>
treemacs is just a tree / file browser type thing, not 100% necessary but makes it less annoying to navigate stuff and lets me easily spawn, rename, move, etc new files
<kris_>
and shows what files have been modified
<nath>
sounds good
<nath>
im hobbyist programmer at most so i mostly use emacs for the extra toys besides the text editor LOL
<kris_>
i'm also a hobbyist programmer at most
<nath>
like i obv edit text with it but msot of my emacs use time id be willing to bet is on the irc client
<kris_>
emacs is *only* a text editor for me
<kris_>
more like an IDE
<nath>
by hobbyist at most i mean i just write random stuff in lua and sometimes upload it to codeberg
<nath>
i've never worked on any long-term projects for myself or anything but i might try to make something cool at some point
<kris_>
ive been working on my main project for 3 or so years
<kris_>
git history got nuked at one point though
<nath>
tragic
<kris_>
just an installer for void, it's nothing crazy