mjpieters

Automatically set the correct source map for your Rust toolchain

When it comes to debugging Rust in VSCode, the CodeLLDB extension provides a great debugging experience. Until you try to step into some Rust stdlib code and are greeted with assembly.

Of course you can manually add a source map entry for your rust toolchain, which involves finding the current rustc version commit hash and the sysroot path for the source code:

$ rustc --version --verbose
rustc 1.76.0 (07dca489a 2024-02-04)
binary: rustc

T3sT3ro

So you want to launch RenderDoc with Java, huh?

Here is a good resource to check out first

First of all, check what command is run when you in fact launch your app. For me (Create minecraft mod) this command was executed when I run runClient configuration (line breaks, tabs and backslashes added for readability):

Step 1. command for running minecraft with mods - generated by gradle

/home/tooster/.sdkman/candidates/java/14.0.1-open/bin/java

WebFreak001

Getting my Valve Index to run flawlessly on ArchLinux with i3wm

I've bought the Valve Index VR headset and wanted to play on Linux. I had done a lot of tinkering with my Linux Machine up to this point so quite a few things on the headset initially had issues working alright.

I have listed all of the problems I encountered on ArchLinux with Valve Index and Steam VR in this post and how I managed to solve nearly all of them.

When I first plugged in my headset, turned on the controllers and started