MacOS Pending tasks

[proffapt]

Wasn't able to

• [ ] Get those pacman and ghosts working.
• [ ] Get a pacman-apple for macos.

in the MR #53

[proffapt]

@Mangeshrex assign this to me :) Will be grateful for inputs from others and will also provide whatever I found to them too.. so don't hesitate to reach me out ;)

[polluks]

My output

./rxfetch 2>/dev/null

               os     macOS Darwin 13.0 arm64
               ker    22.1.0
     •_•       pkgs   -1, 234 brews (218 formulas & 16 casks)
     oo|       sh     zsh
    / '\'      ram    
   (\_;/)      init   launchd
               de/wm  unknown
               up    
               disk   

[proffapt]

My output

./rxfetch 2>/dev/null

               os     macOS Darwin 13.0 arm64
               ker    22.1.0
     •_•       pkgs   -1, 234 brews (218 formulas & 16 casks)
     oo|       sh     zsh
    / '\'      ram    
   (\_;/)      init   launchd
               de/wm  unknown
               up    
               disk   

pkgs > most probably you don't have Mac ports installed, but that should have worked in this case too.

Rest should also work because they are pre installed tools for system management in macos

[proffapt]

@polluks can you show me the output to

uptime

And

df -Hl | grep -w "/" | awk '{print $2}'

[proffapt]

Haven't tested on macOS Ventura tho, but those coreutils must not change with it anyways

[polluks]

$ uptime
21:55  up 1 day,  5:16, 3 users, load averages: 6,70 6,65 7,18
$ df -Hl | grep -w "/" | awk '{print $2}'
446G

BTW if you want to identify my window manager:

$ pgrep Aqua
18889

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$ uptime
21:55  up 1 day,  5:16, 3 users, load averages: 6,70 6,65 7,18
$ df -Hl | grep -w "/" | awk '{print $2}'
446G

BTW if you want to identify my window manager:

$ pgrep Aqua
18889

FIrst command's output is being altered to get the desired output and second command is getting exactly used in it. If they are working script should work too, I would recommend to re-clone the repository and try again

[polluks]

My current output

               os     macOS Darwin 13.2 arm64
               ker    22.3.0
     •_•       pkgs   250 brews (232 formulas & 18 casks)
     oo|       sh     zsh
./rxfetch: line 201: -1: substring expression < 0
    / '\'      ram    
   (\_;/)      init   launchd
               de/wm  unknown
./rxfetch: line 211: -1: substring expression < 0
               up    
./rxfetch: line 189: -1: substring expression < 0
               disk   

[proffapt]

@polluks I am on the same version of macos and it works for me.

Share the output of these commands again..

df -Hl | grep -w "/" | awk '{print $2}'
df -Hl | grep -w "/" | awk '{print $4}'

This is issue with your system, you might have configured something :shrug

[polluks]

zsh rxfetch works fine but no ./rxfetch! @proffapt so an interactive check is not sufficient

[proffapt]

zsh rxfetch works fine but no ./rxfetch! @proffapt so an interactive check is not sufficient

What do you mean by interactive check? Mhmmmm I got something which can be the issue, will check when i get on my rig

[polluks]

It seems to be a bash 3.2 incompatibility. It works in an interactive zsh but bash fails.

[proffapt]

It seems to be a bash 3.2 incompatibility. It works in an interactive zsh but bash fails.

Exactly that's what I thought.. it is using older version as well as the BSD version.

[proffapt]

It seems to be a bash 3.2 incompatibility. It works in an interactive zsh but bash fails.

Exactly that's what I thought.. it is using older version as well as the BSD version.

That is indeed because of old BSD version of bash, it is recommended to use latest GNU version, preferably installed using Homebrew.

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Out of my interest now, closing it as not planned