cockmushroom

Toy companies don't expect kids to spend their own money on the products they learn of though targeted advertising.

Recently been seeing early 2000s stuff again and they kiss way less often than they do now. I find it more consistently exciting now though tbh

all that said, this comment is cursed tbh

So i'm porridge?

No it's not

Yeah, that's all there is to it. The finish script is optional, and rememer to make your links. You can have user level services by making links for runsvdir-USERNAME. This creates a service that manages your services.

It could probably be more robustn but here's my setup:

$ readlink {/etc/sv,/var/service}/runsvdir-$USER | sed "s:$USER:USERNAME:g"
/home/USERNAME/.dotfiles/runsvdir-USERNAME
/etc/sv/runsvdir-USERNAME

$ print -l /etc/sv/runsvdir-$USER/*(.)
/etc/sv/runsvdir-USERNAME/conf
/etc/sv/runsvdir-USERNAME/finish
/etc/sv/runsvdir-USERNAME/run

$ print -l /etc/sv/runsvdir-$USER/*(.) | to -b -C '#' -A $'\n' cat | sed "s:$USER:USERNAME:g"
# /etc/sv/runsvdir-USERNAME/conf
#!/bin/sh

set -eu

self="$(realpath "$0")"
root="$(dirname "$self")"
user="$(basename "$root" | sed 's:^runsvdir-::')"
home="/home/$user"

groups="$(id -Gn "$user" | tr ' ' ':')"
svdir="$home/service"
#

# /etc/sv/runsvdir-USERNAME/finish
#!/usr/bin/env sh

set -eu

self="$(realpath "$0")"
root="$(dirname "$self")"

[ ! -e "$root/conf" ] || . "$root/conf"

sv -w600 force-stop "$svdir/"\*
#

# /etc/sv/runsvdir-USERNAME/run
#!/bin/sh

# start up for user-level service configuration

set -eu

exec 2>&1

root="$(realpath "$0" | xargs -d '\n' dirname)"
[ ! -e "$root/conf" ] || . "$root/conf"

exec chpst -u "$user:$groups" runsvdir -P "$svdir"
#

For clarity, the to command is an xargs alternative that's not out, yet.

Runit is actually quite simple. If you want a service that your distro packages, you just have to install it and symlink it's directory from (in void's case) /etc/sv/app-or-service to /var/service/app-or-service. Inside that dir you'll find a "run" script and, maybe, a "finish" script that the service manager (sv) will use to initiate and interrupt the service. This is helpful to know if you want to create custom services; i have some for things like brightness, manual tiling, and clipboard management.

I'd give up the bacon and the server farms for affordable consumer grade hardware and tobacco.

Any sources you'd recommend for ps3 emulation on linux?

Slop. I don't know anyone who's ever bought digital when physical was available.

Every language supports syntax that is semantically unstable.

Use a different engine?