<leon-p>
can't remember who implemented urgency using xdg-activation, but thanks! My current job is "wait half an hour for emails" and it is nice that I can do other things during that time instead of having to stare at my mail client all day
<novakane>
:D
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<doaN[m]>
is possible to save/restore layout on predefined monitor and tag ?
<doaN[m]>
how would I proceed ?
<doaN[m]>
I want to open a program with multiple window in a specific monitor tag with a specific layout.
<doaN[m]>
s/layout/layouts/
<doaN[m]>
* is possible to save/restore layouts on predefined monitor and tag ?
<doaN[m]>
I want to open a program with multiple window in a specific monitor tag with a specific layout.
<doaN[m]>
how would I proceed ? Do I need a specific layout since I assume it is handled by it.
<doaN[m]>
* is possible to save/restore layouts on predefined monitor and tag ?
<doaN[m]>
I want to open a program with multiple window in a specific monitor tag with a specific layout.
<doaN[m]>
how would I proceed ? Do I need a specific layout generator since I assume it is handled by it.
<doaN[m]>
* is possible to save/restore layouts on predefined monitor and tag ?
<doaN[m]>
I want to open a program with multiple window in a specific monitor and tag with a specific layout.
<doaN[m]>
how would I proceed ? Do I need a specific layout generator since I assume it is handled by it.
<leon-p>
doaN[m]: hey, here on IRC it appears like you are sending multiple messages, so please don't edit what you wrote. We won't judge spelling mistakes :)
<doaN[m]>
oh yeah bad "modern" habits. I'll check more carefully before sending any msg.
<leon-p>
as for your question, yes, this is something the layout generator must do. All known layout generators are already deterministic and at this current time don't have a way to distinguish between different windows.
<leon-p>
a layout generator could save its configuration for a specific tag in a file and restore it later, but implementing that is up to the layout generator developer
<doaN[m]>
so it's up to the layout generator to implement those features ?
<leon-p>
yes
<doaN[m]>
gotcha
<leon-p>
we think this kind of logic is better implemented by clients, so that river can be less opinionated and suite more use cases
<doaN[m]>
I'm using a matrix client. are reactions messy with an IRC client aswell ?
<leon-p>
probably :D but I don't mind an experiement
<doaN[m]>
just reacted to your last message
<leon-p>
it's not messy, it just does not exist. So I'll just assume it was a nice reaction and say thanks
<doaN[m]>
gotcha and replies work ?
<leon-p>
btw, if you plan on creating a layout generator, you can also ask any questions related to that here. I even wrote an article on that some time ago, if you need it
<doaN[m]>
leon-p: this is a reply to your almost last message :)
<leon-p>
doaN[m]: I don't think I am missing any of your messages, so replies seem to work
<leon-p>
ah, yes I see your reply
<doaN[m]>
but do you see as a reply or just another message ?
<novakane>
just another message
<leon-p>
just another message. Replies are not a concept IRC has to my knowledge, so they just get converted to regular old messages
<doaN[m]>
copy. I'll take into account for the future
<doaN[m]>
leon-p: I'm not planning to but I'd like to read your article anyway. please send me the link
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<snakedye>
doaN[m]: there's two elements in your question. Can you open a window in a specific tag/monitor? Yes if you focus the tag and monitor previously. Can you save layouts for specific tags? Yes, my layout generator does it. I don't know if other implement per tag layouts. There's also the option making your own.
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<mhwombat>
How do I use yambar or waybar with river? "riverctl spawn yambar"? "exec yambar"? Just "yambar"? I've tried various options, but the most I can get is yambar tiled as an ordinary window, not at the top.
<novakane>
`riverctl spawn "yambar"` should works
<mhwombat>
riverctl spawn yambar seems to work, but only if it's near the top of the init file.
<mhwombat>
novakane Cheers
<ifreund>
it shouldn't matter how/when you run yambar/waybar
<novakane>
unless you have `exec` somewhere
<mhwombat>
I'll experiment a bit more, maybe I was doing something else wrong before.
<ifreund>
exec isn't related to yambar's behavior, but rather to the behavior of your shell
<mhwombat>
ifreund thank you for making river available. I really like the way the init file is just an ordinary script.
<ifreund>
glad river is useful to you!
<mhwombat>
Unfortunately, yambar is still just tiled as an ordinary window, not at the top.
<novakane>
ifreund: oops I said 'exec' because in my head yambar was not starting but that's not the problem so yeah it's irrelevant