| 8 Jan 2024 |
 k1_801 | chr1sno another possible scenario for the trigger manager :D | 20:15:07 |
| 9 Jan 2024 |
 chr1sno | How would you distinguish a client loss versus a normal client disconnect? Put another way you may want the server to run in the BG and only interact with that server occasionally from a script or some other front end. In this scenario its likely you don't want to apply a profile on client disconnect. | 01:44:16 |
| k1_801 | Actually, I think the idea was that it doesn't matter, we only look for number of clients = 0. | 01:59:56 |
| k1_801 | * Actually, I think the idea was that it doesn't matter, we only look for number of clients = 0, i.e. track the moment when orders stop coming. | 02:00:02 |
| chr1sno | That's problematic for the way the server can be used' | 02:00:11 |
| k1_801 | true | 02:00:26 |
| k1_801 | But I think, if the user is using those hit-and-go CLI commands, they understand why it wouldn't work with this trigger. | 02:01:20 |
| k1_801 | Also also, it might need an (optional!) timeout of ~10 seconds | 02:01:45 |
| k1_801 | * Also also, it might need an (optional!) timeout of ~10 seconds, so if the orders are given by clients that disconnect immediately after each command, it doesn't flicker | 02:02:31 |
| k1_801 | * Also also, it might need an (optional!) timeout of ~10 seconds, so if the orders are given by clients that disconnect immediately after each command, it doesn't flicker (ideally, make it so the trigger works on disconnect detection, but postponed if last connection was made less than 10 seconds ago) | 02:04:16 |
| k1_801 | * Also also, it might need an (optional!) timeout of ~10 seconds, so if the orders are given by clients that disconnect immediately after each command, it doesn't flicker (ideally, make it so the trigger works on disconnect detection, but postponed if last connection was made less than 10 seconds ago, and it gets cancelled if in those 10 seconds we got a new event) | 02:04:47 |
| k1_801 | As far as I know, the SDK doesn't know who (or what) is sending commands to the server. In some configurations it doesn't even have to be on the same machine. | 05:51:59 |
| k1_801 | As for TriggerManager, we don't even have that yet, but your case seems to add a reason to implement it | 05:52:57 |
| k1_801 | oh, so it does know :O
Well, then we could throw together something like that, but Calc ain't gonna like it | 05:55:58 |
| k1_801 | Actually, the opposite. He doesn't want anything extra in the core app. | 06:04:07 |
| k1_801 | * Actually, the opposite. He doesn't want anything extra in the core app. Hence the effects are a plugin (or even a separate app). | 06:05:09 |
| k1_801 | * Actually, the opposite. He doesn't want anything extra in the core app. Hence the effects are always done in a plugin (or even a separate app). | 06:05:33 |
| k1_801 | Have fun with it :) | 06:09:41 |
 Codename-Antares | Artemis Shill | actually this depends on the Client tool, the name can be entered there how OpenRGb detects how it is beeing connected through, i mean with this
in artemis u can edit the Plugin Propertys and chenge the name from "Artemis" to whatever u want to, OpenRGB just reports this then in server tab | 14:39:19 |
| Codename-Antares | Artemis Shill | i think this is part of the Protocoll V4 Features? | 14:39:39 |
|  vele_chris changed their display name from Vele/Chris to vele_chris. | 16:31:18 |
| 11 Jan 2024 |
 calcprogrammer1 | haven't tried 2022 but we build through qt so you would have to configure qt to use msvc 2022 | 21:23:06 |
| calcprogrammer1 | I think the default qt install assumes 2017 or 2019 | 21:23:29 |
 theroguezeta | Qt 5.12.x or whatever the latest one that you can get without creating an account is fine. | 21:27:27 |
| theroguezeta | https://download.qt.io/archive/qt/5.12/5.12.12/ | 21:29:16 |
| 12 Jan 2024 |
|  darkiox changed their display name from Darkiox to darkiox. | 19:06:28 |
|  formula_1 changed their profile picture. | 19:23:01 |
| 13 Jan 2024 |
 mola4019 | chr1sno I just saw this commit you made to the Roccat detector file https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenRGB/-/commit/93fc20de368a3bbc83fe7c2fcccd35e2f21b6c35
Is that really necessary? I don't really understand why the pids and detectors have to be sorted alphabetically. Before they were sorted by device type which makes much more sense to me and is also the way most peripheral detectors do it | 20:12:54 |
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