Notices by Xerz 💗 [UNMOVED] (espectalll@mstdn.io), page 9

@vaartis but I'm on Wayland :blobderpy:

@sn0w ...yeah, it changes nothing, variable is still not initialized

@sn0w ...unless GNOME just doesn't handle env profiles at all and instead it leaves it to the default login shell.

OK let me look that...

@sn0w Yeah, but that has nothing to do with what I'm doing

@sn0w wat...?

Anyway, my login shell is /bin/bash, which should definitely be compatible with POSIX sh scripts.

And yeah, that shouldn't have anything to do, because it is the login manager/desktop environment the one which should initialize the .profile by calling a POSIX-compatible shell.

@sn0w *User* profile. I tried ~/.profile but I guess I have to add that to /etc/profile{.d/} or something?

...soooooooooooo...

...how do I set environment variables on startup with GNOME...?

👏 absolute 👏 madman 👏 https://slime.global/@masklayer/100200963803239980

@esheep ...oh wow you deleted that lol

@esheep shit don't spoil me Infinity War, I haven't watched it yet :crying:

@esheep go take your computer to a doctor uwu

@esheep 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

@esheep works here in Firefox 60 🤔

lol, seems like GStreamer is retarded and it may not detect that you have installed some codec unless you do

rm -r ~/.cache/gstreamer-1.0

nice meme :okfidget:

@FrozenDroid it's my sona cat doing awoo! :awoo_grill:

@coloco lol, ni que tuvieras que pedir perdón por nada

@Elizafox Actually, a great coming out strategy is:

1) Open the door
2) Walk out the door

You came out! Now you're outside!

Fun fact: I was trying to check if QEMU had Internet connectivity, and `ping` showed up no connectivity despite resolving DNS.

It turns out, user-mode networking in QEMU blocks ICMP, which is the protocol used for `ping`. So yeah, you can't use that to check if networking works. lol.