Notices by minute (mntmn@mastodon.social), page 30

binaries for the adventurous https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-openrgb/-/jobs/5700/artifacts/browse

we now have the first experimental OpenRGB build for MNT Pocket Reform! (thanks @plom for the controller implementation)

MNT Pocket Reform Pro Tip: you can hold Hyper+Super+1/2 to change display brightness

@hughsie yep, this needs to be solved on our end, i'd say by customizing some info in the USB descriptor

@hughsie i'd love to try that for sure! and thank you!

PSA: MNT Pocket Reform System Controller Firmware Update released, improves USB-C PD compatibility and fixes battery status in waybar: https://community.mnt.re/t/mnt-pocket-reform-system-controller-firmware-update-2024-08-26/2434

@reboot very interesting thread. yes, the camera is a hardware module that is an option you have to explicitly choose, and which can be physically removed.

@chiamamialmort yeah it's on my git sr ht, but not ready for public consumption

@t36s in a few months :D not ready for public consumption

@cinap_lenrek needs moar limiter

ok my homebrew DAW can finally do unlimited sample polyphony in a pattern and also sample pitch control (playback speed), so that's fun (warning, noisy video)

this rules

the issue was that i had debian elpa-... packages installed and mixed with stuff in .emacs.d/elpa, cleaned that up now and now everything is mega smooth. wrote a quick compile_flags.txt for my project and here we goooo

OK, it mostly works now with lsp-treemacs, installation was inconvenient though

now trying this https://emacs-lsp.github.io/lsp-mode/tutorials/CPP-guide/

@poppis not running external tools manually and stuff (ctags?!), ideally something that would automatically analyze the file

@jccpalmer emacs is my main editor and i've written lots of software (and thousands of emails) with it... i guess different people have different needs

semantic-speedbar-analysis is pretty cool but it shows only the current function and its locals etc, now just missing an overview of all functions in the file

@jccpalmer what's the problem here?

i'm editing a C file in emacs. what's the most convenient way to get a split pane with a list (index) of all the functions in a file, and selecting those would jump to that function in the main buffer?