| 25 Jan 2025 |
 GitHub | 🔵 nvrWhere opened a new PR quotient-im/libQuotient#861: "Post Event PendingEventItems" | 16:25:03 |
 kitsune | tom.j: ^ I think I already wrote above what is going on. In short - you have to either upgrade to the latest beta, which is 0.0.97 beta2 released several hours ago, or wait for 0.0.97 release that should happen in a week or two. The fundamental problem is your version of Quaternion uses the older version of libQuotient, the library responsible for all interaction with the homeserver, and that older version has no idea about authenticated media API introduced mid-last year. | 17:33:19 |
| kitsune | Tobias Fella: thanks for all the efforts! I'm actually already reviewing it but it takes some time to learn ins and outs of the bindings etc. | 17:36:55 |
| kitsune | But you might start getting comments from me here and there once I'm through with Quaternion 0.0.97 (racing against time as 0.0.96.1 is almost falling out of Debian by now...) | 17:37:44 |
| kitsune | Reading "there is currently little active development at this project" gets me a bit concerned about CXX... not that much can be done about it. | 17:39:02 |
 Tobias Fella | the exact implementation of the bindings is largely dictated by what cxx allows. I think there's a way of making it nicer with current cxx even ("shared structs" vs "opaque types") but i'm not really motivated to figure out how that works | 17:39:50 |
| Tobias Fella | true. the current state is "fine enough", so I'm not too worried about it | 17:40:09 |
| GitHub | 🔵 nvrWhere opened a new PR quotient-im/libQuotient#862: "Join rule event " | 20:29:05 |
| 26 Jan 2025 |
| GitHub | ✳ KitsuneRal merged PR quotient-im/libQuotient#849: "New Thread Signal" | 12:02:55 |
| 27 Jan 2025 |
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 @tom.j:envs.net | kitsune: Thank you very much for your answer. Maybe I didn't notice your previous answer. When they mark a user (me) during a new login I see the answers, but when they just write the answer I don't see it. Well, if it's not a critical error I'll wait two or even three weeks. | 16:31:31 |
| kitsune | Depends on what you may call critical. Basically, you may end up not seeing some avatars and most images posted to the timeline. | 16:33:26 |
| @tom.j:envs.net | Please tell me how can I highlight a command so that it is displayed not as text but as selected text, for example:
$ sudo apt-update | 16:57:21 |
| @tom.j:envs.net | > Depends on what you may call critical. Basically, you may end up not seeing some avatars and most images posted to the timeline.
it's not a problem, i meant something related to data loss, hacking, etc. | 16:58:40 |
| kitsune | I don't think there's a way to do it, other than using /html in the beginning of the message and entering valid HTML after it | 20:58:36 |
| @tom.j:envs.net | kitsune: thanks for your answer, would you mind showing how it would look like when I want to send someone an example command from the terminal | 21:08:33 |
| @tom.j:envs.net | $ sudo apt-update | 21:09:20 |
| @tom.j:envs.net | is that right? | 21:09:23 |
| @tom.j:envs.net | + $ sudo apt-update | 21:10:35 |
| 28 Jan 2025 |
| kitsune | Sorry, I might have misunderstood. By "selected text", do you actually mean the terminal (aka monospace) font? | 06:15:25 |
| kitsune | like this: sudo apt-update | 06:15:40 |
| kitsune | If that's what you want then you can type something like
/md `sudo apt-update` | 06:21:45 |
| kitsune | (with the text after /md being treated as Markdown - this is beta functionality, it fails on some more complex Markdown but works in simpler cases) | 06:22:37 |
| kitsune | If, as you said, you want the text to look like selected, there's no uniform way to do it but for white-on-black color themes the HTML would look like this
/html <span data-mx-bg-color=black data-mx-color=white>$ sudo apt-update</span> | 06:29:08 |
| kitsune | $ sudo apt-update | 06:29:32 |
| kitsune | * If, as you said, you want the text to look like selected, there's no uniform way to do it but for white-on-black color themes the HTML would look like this
/html $ sudo apt-update | 06:30:03 |
| kitsune | * If, as you said, you want the text to look like selected, there's no uniform way to do it but for white-on-black color themes it would look like this | 06:35:07 |
| kitsune | and the command would be /html <span data-mx-bg-color="black" data-mx-color="white">$ sudo apt-update</span> | 06:36:33 |
| GitHub | 📥 mgcm created new issue quotient-im/Quaternion#925: "Add screenshots back to the README.md" | 13:32:00 |
| @tom.j:envs.net | kitsune: Thank you very much for your answer and recommendation. I will experiment.. | 15:01:42 |
