(the mouse acted weird: the original profile is back, read the part with CAP letters for more info)
On Tue, Jul 16, 2024 at 11:04:17PM +0100, cho...@jtan.com wrote: > I think there is a fundamental misunderstanding here. > > Anon Loli writes: > > Hello list, after I compiled ... > > Once you have crossed this Rubicon you are a developer and On Your Own. That's mean! I didn't change the source code related to Xenocara, I was just curious if Xenocara compiles with different Makefile or something.. it'd be nice if at least someone told me if it affects the mouse profile/driver somehow. I have a lot of experience when it comes to helping each other and "do to others as you want done to yourself"(or something like that phrase), which is in some way like anarcho-socialism or anarcho-communism or whatthefuckever, the point being that until it's something important as audio not working (I'm a tester contributor and happy I did that), who's going to spend 3 days finding the fucking reason as to why this happened? OpenBSD already does enough stuff that's unintuitive and to those people very time consuming (it took me like 1 week to compile everything the way I wanted it to, partially because of it taking a long time to compile, but also because of the object file thing which I made a thread about), so it's to be expected that even little things can sometimes take a long time... ...due to developers making stuff for developers on THEIR LEVEL, which futhermore disincentivizes new tinkerers or even potential developers/testers from contributing, which in turn damages the initial developers themselves because the tinkerers/potential developers might do something cool and beautiful one day from which they could benefit as well. It's simple logic, really. I try to do good (if not better than that) things to others because it affects me directly or indirectly, it's literally the buttefly effect which almost noone understands because they don't want to understand things, it's too hard, and sometimes obviously logical. > Not that OpenBSD was ever going to hold anyone's hand. ...continuing from above... you don't have to, maybe someone else will, and maybe I help someone else related to OpenBSD (I did lots of times), and then maybe that someone else helps you, etc, etc. > Use the source, Luke. But source big big big, is there like a default OpenBSD Makefile I can compare with the one in xenocara src or something like that? I tried reading some Xenocara files... even READMEs are dizzying with it's enormous sizes --------------------------------------------------------------------- WHILE TYPING THIS E-MAIL THE ORIGINAL MOUSE PROFILE IS FUCKING BACK!!! WHAT??!!!? I don't know how or why, but it's fucking BACK! Possible cause: computer has been completely plugged out of power recently, but I tried plugging out this mouse and it didn't change... could it be UEFI related or something like that? The funny thing is that the problem with simultaneously pressing primary+secondary buttons has also been resolved... weird as fuck! I hope that this bug or whatever has happened, does not repeat. Or fuck - maybe it would be good if it repeated in case I can somehow help, just like how I struggled with the OpenBSD audio bug for years until I found a patch and tested it successfully > > Does this belong in @tech? > > No. > > Matthew > What about now? xD
