[2025-05-04T01:24:36Z] <Skyrix> Wow that's really cool! I've never really stepped out of x86-64 or i386 but riscv is promising and I'd love to see it working in mainstream.
[2025-05-04T11:45:17Z] <il> What is KX?
[2025-05-04T14:35:32Z] <sewn> i think a linux distro
[2025-05-04T18:23:52Z] <asimov> yo
[2025-05-04T18:24:01Z] <asimov> maybe gcc15 broked eiwd?
[2025-05-04T18:24:25Z] <asimov> i tried to back to older version of eiwd
[2025-05-04T18:24:34Z] <asimov> and it not worked
[2025-05-04T18:24:54Z] <asimov> still dont know if is just me
[2025-05-04T18:34:37Z] <kris_> probably not ive heard stories of gcc15 breaking all kinds of stuff all over the ecosystem
[2025-05-04T19:03:13Z] <fultilt> I just did a little bit of web-searching -- it looks like the problem is that gcc15 defaults to "-std=c23", which is much stricter about function prototypes and booleans.  I wonder if it can be configured to default to "-std=gnu17".  (Eg. <https://trofi.github.io/posts/326-gcc-15-switched-to-c23.html>.)
[2025-05-04T19:05:22Z] <fultilt> il: KX is my wacky fork of KISS that uses a NixOS-style package store.  <https://codeberg.org/stevefolta/kx>
[2025-05-04T19:07:19Z] <kris_> you should be able to change the default, yeah.
[2025-05-04T19:07:33Z] <kris_> i'd probably do it on a per package basis though
[2025-05-04T19:30:00Z] <fultilt> It doesn't look like there is a way to configure the default -std for GCC.  You'd have to use a patch.  (It'd be easier in KX, since there's already a wrapper script and it could probably be done there.)
[2025-05-04T21:27:52Z] <asimov> its official i'am the most fucked kiss user
[2025-05-04T21:28:11Z] <asimov> don't know why eiwd is not working but if i use dhcpcd with eiwd it works
[2025-05-04T21:28:23Z] <asimov> why? i don't know
[2025-05-04T21:30:27Z] <il> fultilt: very, very interesting, thanks for sharing