14:19 <ddfreyne> Yup.

14:19 <ddfreyne> I had two irssi windows open, pasted in the wrong one.

14:20 <ddfreyne> Fortunately, it does not contain any secret information and it's not even correct!

22:28 <jd_> hi

22:29 <jd_> on Ubuntu, nanoc view (watch, actually) binds to the notification system to provide feedback about re-compilation

22:29 <jd_> notifs are slow though, so it's pretty useless

22:29 <jd_> is there a way to deactivate them?

22:29 <jd_> (specifically for nanoc, I mean)

22:32 <jd_> those are notifyOSD bubbles, btw (a very bad "feature" of Gnome)

22:34 <VitamineD> watch is broken here (I seem to have a too recent version of listen)

22:34 <VitamineD> use guard-nanoc instead

22:35 <jd_> ok, let's try that

22:40 <jd_> actually I didn't remember, but I already use it :)

22:40 <jd_> I have a teamocil conf so I never run it by hand

22:40 <jd_> anyway, for those interested, I found notifyOSD Configuration, an admin tool which can help reducing delay and such

22:41 <jd_> thx VitamineD

22:45 <VitamineD> interesting teamocil…

22:46 <VitamineD> I see they use "git status" as a pane cmd… is that automatically updated ?

23:02 <jd_> I guess

23:05 <jd_> I used to use tmuxinator, but it's not maintained anymore, and had some bugs

23:05 <jd_> *I guess not

23:06 <jd_> but it wouldn't be difficult to build a guard for this

23:10 <VitamineD> yeah I'm not convinced I want to configure such a tool anyways :)

23:11 <VitamineD> I tend to just split iTerm if I need a long-running command AND a shell in the same place

23:18 <jd_> it's not really about splitting, but more about setting up a working env quickly (in the morning, after an OS switch, etc.)

23:18 <jd_> (or when switching between projects)

23:19 <jd_> quite straightforward conf, maps to tmux's