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<civodul>luca: someone who recently worked in this area according to ‘git log’, for instance <mra>civodul: out of curiosity, how do reviewing teams actually work? does it just automatically ping a group of people? <ieure>mra, Yes, you get a Codeberg notification and email. <mra>ieure: ah, nifty. are the reviewing teams entirely made up of folks with commit access? <mra>there seem to be a whole lot of teams lol <mra>although I only ever seem to see core :P <ieure>mra, I believe you can be on a team without having commit access. <mra>ieure: ooh, good to know! <hunter>I'm trying to build AwesomeWM with luajit, but I'm not sure how I specify the Cmake flags. On Debian I just did `CMAKE_ARGS="-DLUA_EXECUTABLE=/usr/bin/luajit -DLUA_LIBRARY=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libluajit-5.1.so.2 -DLUA_INCLUDE_DIR=/usr/include/luajit-2.1" make` I suppose I want to modify the arguments #:configure-flags but I don't know what <ieure>hunter, You need to put luajit in the native-inputs of the package definition, then (arguments (list #:configure-flags (let ((luajit (assoc-ref inputs "luajit"))) #~(list (string-append "-DLUA_EXECUTABLE=" #$luajit "/bin/luajit"))))) <ieure>Repeat the (string-append ...) calls for the other flags. <FuncProgLinux>Does some process have to be followed before the 1.5.0 release? Before getting there I would like to get our MATE things on the latest 1.28.X versions (they have been working on new 1.29.X branch so that means next year or a little later there will be a MATE 1.30.X) <FuncProgLinux>My only "but" is that the panel needs a higher libwnck version and that would trigger a rebuild on ALL mainline desktops <FuncProgLinux>I already have all the missing MATE components on guix installed and tested for daily use. <apteryx>what do people use to calibrate a gamepad for sdl2? <apteryx>looks like antimicrox should be able to do some calibration, but I didn't find how yet <hunter>ieure, thanks for the advice. I managed to get that part working but the build is failing because it can't find lua-lgi. I tried just copying the whole awesome package definition and just changing the dependencies and arguments but it fails with some nonsense followed by `Unbound variable: gexp`. Of course I import (guix gexp) and I don't think <hunter>anything I change should affect that.