Am I dumb or like, where are the debian `rules` that were used to build mesa in this PPA (for Questing specifically)?

The freedreno driver is no longer included in the dang amd64 build which breaks running linux-native games through fex :(

https://launchpad.net/~kisak/+archive/ubuntu/kisak-mesa/+builds?build_text=&build_state=all

pros: learning a lot about Qualcomm's DRM code lately

cons: have to distill said code into something simpler, maintainable, and hopefully expandable for U-Boot

so like, only DSI interface support (for now!), either single or dual "bonded" DSI, and then it gets really fun and messy with Display Stream Compression and weird displays that require a total of 4 DSC sub-blocks running in "merge" mode

So far I have ~300 lines of code that takes a `dpu_resource_request` and returns a `dpu_topology` and it seems to be basically right for at least 1 case XD

RE: https://fedi.lwn.net/@lwn/116778299228237826

Since forever #postmarketOS has had to rely on various hacky solutions in our custom shell-based initramfs to access the nested GPT which actually contains the root/boot partitions. It's necessary to do this since modifying the partition table on Android phones can very quickly lead to bricks.

However, thanks to this awesome patch by @craftyguy (and @bluca ) in the new Systemd v261 release we no longer need to deal with any of this!

The immutable #Duranium version of postmarketOS runs systemd in the initramfs and it now automatically sets up loop devices for nested partition tables with ZERO additional configuration! (well technically it has been shipping this patch for a little while already :D)

I think I'd cry if I knew how many hours we have collectively spent dealing with weird dumb bugs in the initramfs, so having all of this just be handled by systemd is so SO nice. The value of the event-driven declarative service model really can't be understated imho, especially when it comes to quirky things like loop devices.

https://github.com/systemd/systemd/commit/47d408163b0b71e5f8fed6b2e520c053cefc5780

something is wrong with Dr Konqi

awesome video from a small creator about smiling friends, absurdism and meta-modernism

ngl i am really hopeful that we get a wider understanding of and appreciation for meta-modernism, it really feels like we're living through the death of post-irony and i will be glad to see it gone, bring back earnesty!!!

https://youtu.be/rgdOgUNPGhk?is=