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>>778132
he would use linux mint woni

which distro do rescenechingus use?
apparently not linux mint zena........

i was never able to download all the new jeans videos from the phoning app

remembering new jeans's phoning app using an android emulator

nice work chingus

>>776937
the stream itself is the videoCallId so cosmo-video-seoyeon-7rndiakdii for the one thats happening right now for example

>>776648
do you know if objekt.top has an endpoint to get info for a single live rather than the full session list? with the cosmo api you can call something like https://api.cosmo.fans/bff/v3/live-sessions/841 to get that info

>>776648
oh very nice. not needing tokens would simplify it a fair bit.
I'll have a go at switching over to that api tomorrow.

>>776643
yea its just one public api key for everyone, also you can get the callids from this instead of having to find the cosmo access token or whatever it is
https://objekt.top/api/live-sessions?artistId=tripleS

>>776628
hmm yes I'd be cautious about doing that
are you sure it's the same for everyone though? mine starts with 3hp.. if you want to compare

>>776600
is it a bad idea to just include the api key because its the same key for everyone for people that might have trouble getting it

ok here's the comso live app, lmk if it works for you or not
https://codeberg.org/djvu/cosmo-live-web
and if you don't know how to get your tokens this is how I did it
https://kpgtorrent.neocities.org/ripping/resources/intercepting-cosmo

>>766788
nixos with kde, extremely stable

>>775412
afaik it lasts until the stream is over so it doesnt have to refresh

>>775195
do you know how long the access tokens last? my version is supposed to have token refreshing but idk if it works properly yet.

>>775150
i got far enough to just get the feed to display then gave up trying to make it fancy and was having to swap the access tokens manually every time there was a stream i wanted to watch cause it was so annoying having to wait for someone to go live to test it. thanks for your work chingu.

>>775047
yes basically just took his code and packaged it into a standalone app. will share soon.
>>774568
it needs an access token and api key

>>768223
hi so I started trying to install from source but I've ran into a bit of an issue
CGO_CFLAGS=" " CGO_LDFLAGS="-lbz2 " go build -v -tags "libsqlite3 linux"
github.com/linxGnu/grocksdb
# github.com/linxGnu/grocksdb
../../go/pkg/mod/github.com/linx!gnu/grocksdb@v1.10.1/options.go:1950:16: could not determine what C.rocksdb_options_get_memtable_op_scan_flush_trigger refers to
../../go/pkg/mod/github.com/linx!gnu/grocksdb@v1.10.1/options.go:1945:2: could not determine what C.rocksdb_options_set_memtable_op_scan_flush_trigger refers to
any idea what might be going wrong?

>>774124
nice this looks a lot nicer than what i made, did you use a bunch of the stuff from that github for that objekt site that used to have this feature?

rescenechingus are we liking the Zena build of linux mint?

>>774124
only works if you have an account with access to all of the lives?

>>774124
modhaus will jinja kill you if they see this but good job

>>774124
HOLY

hausmates we finally got cosmo lives working in the web browser!
god bless ai

I think the filtering on Better Meguca is still a bit broken, need to refresh to hide posts or to add a new hash.

rip megucards

>>772466
if doing this >>718061 doesn't fix it then they're up to some new trickery and it's probably related to adblocking like always

>>772466
it's youtube jewry trying to get you to watch ads

brothers we keep getting "if playback doesn't begin shortly then restart your device" guessing its adblocker problems again? Firefox uBlock Origin

>>772168
overrated?

ian is the arch linux of kpop

>>769210
hyprland has scrooling now, so i say try that instead of niri

Give us a TripleS pack for Megucards.

>>769570
>but using something like openrc wouldn't work for the average user so systemd is a necessary evil
average user used sysvinit for decades and was perfectly fine with it, how often do you even write init scripts?

>>767721
it's not most systemd haters couldn't even name another init system
but the good faith argument is that it's too heavy for what it does which is true
but using something like openrc wouldn't work for the average user so systemd is a necessary evil
normies could never survive without it

>>766788
you should never use any distro based off of arch, either use arch or don't
and omarchy is a meme anyway, just steal his dotfiles
I strongly recommend Linux Mint to anyone if they just want linux and not worry about it
otherwise if you need hyprland/niri you have no choice but to use arch directly unless you're a little systemd hater like some people >>768368
debian is also good but a bit "stable" for most people

i came so close to trying niri
a fancy compooter i bought only supports ubuntu 24 and its not supported by dms (need latest Qt) so i coudnt
then i tried using nome a bit with dash to panel but it feels kinda meh so i guess ill continue sequioa for now and ssh to the compoter

>>767721
it's a microsoft honeypot

>>766788
i've been using void since 2015 i only distrohopped because debian switched to systemd

>>768223
yeah i was trying to use docker i also tried to set up this fork https://github.com/AlagarElleshar/meguca from the geckos but ran into similar issues. I'll try building from source when i have more time

>>768214
you're trying to use docker right? that's what's completely broken.
try installing all the dependencies yourself and then building it with make instead

>>768209
im stuck on updates to go.mod needed
I added go mod tidy after COPY go.mod and go.sum but it still gives me issues

>>768193
yea I got it running locally but I had to ask ai for the correct set up instructions because the readme is completely wrong and doesn't explain anything. unfortunately it requires a bit of development to be on par with the easychan code.

what part are you stuck on?

im curious has anyone messed around with setting up meguca using the meowmin/meguca repo i've been trying to set it up and it seems a bit broken

do you guys use unified themes on your pcs

i was interested in artix once, but i got lost while studying the install
looks like its cli install only, without an "archinstall" option

>>767721
controls too many things, its code is gigantic so it can't be easily audited, in charge of very important things

>>767522
>systemd
i don't get why systemd is controversial