Leonardo Gibrowski Faé

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Stack overflow on renoir's distributed environment

UPDATE: ah, my apologies. With the `image-processing` code, the problem isn't a stack overflow. It is actually simply that `renoir` uses so much memory if I use more than 20...

Stack overflow on renoir's distributed environment

I tried using `BatchMode::Single` and the renoir is still being killed when executed with many processes.

make crate `#![no_std]` friendly

Update: I realized this is less trivial than I first thought, because of this crate's dependency on `libloading`. I have implemented a flag such that we only use `libloading` if...

Wallpaper wont change when an app is in fullscreen

This is actually a duplicate of the newer #430. I am going to keep track of this over there for now.

Decoding/Encoding with avx512

I understand. I've also had similar reservations with intrinsics since they tend to multiply the maintenance burden. However, I believe that by just refactoring the code, we would lose runtime...

swww appears to destroy HDMI display after return from DPMS OFF resulting in black screen

Thanks for the detailed report! It is strange that it only seems to happen with HDMI...

rustc: error while loading shared libraries: libxml2.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

This is very weird because, as far as I know, we do not have a dependency on `libxml2`. I would first have to find out where that dependency is even...

swww-daemon crashes after a few image switching with error `RustixIoErrno(Os { code: 9, kind: Uncategorized, message: "Bad file descriptor" })`

Thanks for finding where the error is! Unfortunately, I don't think the outputs can be the problem. The EBADF error (bad file descriptor) is returned when the socket is not...

Storing cached image in ~/.cache/swww instead of its location

`~/.cache/swww` is actually supposed to be a directory. It has several files in it. Other than that, I don't understand the problem. Are you restricting access to `~/.cache/swww`? But, why...

Storing cached image in ~/.cache/swww instead of its location

I see! I get it now. The only problem this might create is that some people tend to use very large gifs (like, 100MB+), and this would cause some load...