Upgrading ydotool gives two big features:
1. support for sleep, making it easier to combine with sway
2. recording support. Allowing you to record macros!
This does however make the daemon a bit unstable, I had it crash
on my when trying to type.
However the daemon is optional, and this is an upstream issue.
So I think it's a good change.
Furthermore several libraries are upgraded with this change as well,
they all seem to be used and maintained by the same authors.
readd rec block to ydotool
Update pkgs/tools/wayland/ydotool/default.nix
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Update pkgs/tools/wayland/ydotool/default.nix
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Update pkgs/tools/wayland/ydotool/default.nix
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This upgrade is made intandum with upgrading ydotools.
ydotools is the only dependending package of
this library at the moment.
fix spelling of Tomporarly
readd rec block to libuintput
Add patch for missing cmake directives
This upgrade is made intandum with upgrading ydotools.
ydotools is the only dependending package of
this library at the moment.
add coment in libevdeplus on repo change
libevdevplus: Add patch missing cmake directives
This upgrade is made intandum with upgrading ydotools.
The only dependending package of this library at the moment.
Changing to date notation because ydotool just specifies a specific
commit, since no other library depends on this, I upgraded it
to that exact same version.
Fix cxxopts date formating
Update pkgs/development/libraries/cxxopts/default.nix
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IODash is required to build the latest
version of ydotool.
I'm sure as a library it has many other use
cases. It seems to be a contender towards
the well known boost library.
This init points to a temporary fork which makes
it build. The install directive was missing.
I'm intending to upstream this change if I can.
Or otherwise make this a permanent fork.
Point iodash to the right version
Add comment in iodash on repo change
Fix undefined variable src
Remove jappie from maintainer list
Update pkgs/development/libraries/iodash/default.nix
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Update pkgs/development/libraries/iodash/default.nix
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Update pkgs/development/libraries/iodash/default.nix
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Fix dangling in
Format patch for IODash
Another advantage is that we can now use the wayland-scanner alias for
nativeBuildInputs (which is less confusing than adding "wayland" to both
nativeBuildInputs and buildInputs).
From the archive `python-gentoo-patches-2.7.18_p8.tar.xz` found at
https://dev.gentoo.org/~mgorny/dist/python/, I copied
`0024-3.6-bpo-42967-only-use-as-a-query-string-separator-G.patch`.
I want to support this in the future. Since I sometimes forget to check
clang compilation when doing a version bump, there has been regression
to this in the past. Let's prevent this by checking compilation with the
default clang version in nixpkgs and the latest clang as well.
The way we need to do PGO builds for foot changed. The gcc build was
unaffected by this, but has been updated to the new instructions. For
clang using the outdated introduction meant that the PGO build was
broken when using clang for building foot with PGO enabled.
This has been fixed by updating to the new build instructions for both
gcc and clang when using PGO:
https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/pulls/420
foot.override { stdenv = llvmPackages_11.stdenv; } now works as expected.
Frederik Rietdijk