07:33 <manio> are there any special requirements for clicking and opening URLs via xdg-open?

07:35 <manio> I was trying to set the [url] section, and without it but nothing happen when I click/hover the URL..

07:39 <novakane> manio: foot use a different approach, see foot(1) man page, URLs section

07:44 <manio> novakane: ah, got it :)

07:44 <manio> thx

07:45 <manio> nice, i don't need the mouse :)

07:52 <novakane> yeah foot url mode is really great!

07:54 <dnkl> manio: if you haven't already, try adding --hyperlink to "ls", and try URL mode again ;)

07:56 <manio> wow, awesome :D

07:57 <dnkl> I mostly use that together with the "copy" variant of the URL mode

11:25 <eoli3n_> Hi

11:25 <eoli3n_> just tried to launch without any config, ligatures are not supported ?

11:26 <eoli3n_> (i don't know the word in english, -> this -> https://x0.at/Mp40.png

11:26 <eoli3n_> )

11:27 <eoli3n_> https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/issues/57

11:27 <eoli3n_> found

11:31 <dnkl> eoli3n_: yup, no ligatures atm. Sorry...

11:32 <eoli3n_> don't ;) I'll wait

12:26 <armin> so sometimes, something weird happens in a terminal while i'm focused on other things, after my prompt, and i don't know why that happens. it looks like this: " ;7;13~;7;13~;7;13~;7;13~;7;13~" - anyone a clue what i (the human in front of the computer who should know what they have pressed, i admit it) has typed?

12:39 <dnkl> armin: you're probably holding down shift, or control, while hitting enter, or backspace, or similar

12:39 <dnkl> https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/issues/628

12:41 <rumpelsepp> Currently I am experimenting with OSC stuff, since I need to improve my SSH experience. I want that my clipboard works over ssh. I discovered that tmux has support for this and I can configure neovim to use this. tl;dr: In tmux I have set "set-option -g set-clipboard on".

12:42 <rumpelsepp> This correctly sets the system clipboard: echo "foo" | tmux load-buffer -w -

12:43 <rumpelsepp> According to the docs, tmux requests a clipboard update from the terminal via OSC 52: tmux refresh-client -l

12:43 <rumpelsepp> This doesn't work. foot pastes the OSC stuff in shell's commandline.

12:44 <rumpelsepp> Can anybody help me figuring out of this is a tmux issue, foot issue, or some silly mistake on my side? 🙂

12:44 <rumpelsepp> *if this is

12:47 <rumpelsepp> lol

12:48 <rumpelsepp> found it: https://github.com/tmux/tmux/issues/1477#issuecomment-429249760

12:58 <armin> dnkl: that's the one, thank you!

13:05 <rumpelsepp> Hmm. Still something is missing. tmux refresh-client -l doesn't print OSC data to the terminal prompt any more, but the clipboard is not read as well.

13:22 <rumpelsepp> yeah, setting the tmux clipboard via OSC52 and tmux refresh-client -l seems to do nothing. Did a few more tests with clean config and such.

13:49 <cbb> rumpelsepp: the first thing to try would be to take tmux out of the picture and see if you can set the clipboard in just foot

13:49 <cbb> if you can, it's probably a tmux configuration problem

13:50 <rumpelsepp> I might have caused some confusion. Setting works. Reading is the problem. tmux refresh-client should request the content of the system clipboard via OSC52 and set the tmux clipboard to the content of the system clipboard.

13:50 <rumpelsepp> But yeah, will quick check.

13:54 <rumpelsepp> foot responds to: bash -c "echo -en \"\033]52;c;?\a\""

13:54 <rumpelsepp> hmm. tmux issue?

14:02 <cbb> rumpelsepp: yeah, foot should respond to that request

14:03 <cbb> what are you trying to in general?

14:03 <cbb> configure tmux?

14:04 <cbb> or use OSC 52 for something in particular?

14:04 <cbb> trying to do*

14:10 <rumpelsepp> My use case is using the system (wayland) clipboard over SSH in neovim. I always use tmux everywhere and in theory tmux has support for OSC52.

14:10 <rumpelsepp> Configuring the clipboard in neovim is easy like this: https://codeberg.org/rumpelsepp/dotfiles/src/branch/master/.config/nvim/init.lua#L105-L121

14:12 <rumpelsepp> But yeah, I couldn't get the pasting stuff working. Would be helpful since I often pipe data around and I misuse the clipboard for exchanging data. 😀

14:12 <cbb> rumpelsepp: I've been meaning to configure all that stuff in tmux for a while too

14:13 <cbb> I also use tmux everywhere, but I've been relying on wl-copy until now

14:13 <rumpelsepp> Configuring tmux is done with only "set-option -g set-clipboard on"

14:13 <rumpelsepp> Should (tm) all work out of the box. It does indeed for the copy case.

14:14 <cbb> yeah, I've played around with it before, but never enabled it permanently

14:14 <cbb> I'll look into it more and let you know how it turns out

14:15 <rumpelsepp> Yeah, with this I could do `tmux refresh-client -l && tmux save-buffer -` and I have the contents of my clipboard available over ssh.

14:15 <rumpelsepp> Nice thanks!

14:15 <cbb> the app I care about mostly is about to merge built-in support for OSC 52 copy/paste, so I was going to be doing ti soon anyway

14:15 <cbb> it*

14:19 <rumpelsepp> seems to be a foot issue. It works on alacritty.

14:19 <cbb> you're not sending OSC 52 sequences from an unfocused window by any chance are you?

14:20 <rumpelsepp> No, I am typing this manually, so the window is focused.

14:29 <rumpelsepp> yep. even works in vim with my config

15:03 <dnkl> rumpelsepp: can you dump the sequences sent by tmux? Enable LOG_ENABLE_DBG in osc.c, do a debug build, and run foot with "foot -d debug"

15:21 <rumpelsepp> sure. Probably tomorrow, I am off this evening, doing my swimming. 🙂

15:29 <dnkl> No worries. I might be able to test myself tonight.

20:45 <cbb> dnkl: apparently xterm replies to OSC sequences with whichever terminator was used in the requsts

20:46 <cbb> I wonder if we could always emit BEL without any negative consequences?

20:47 <cbb> The usual concerns about it being non-standard may not be so bad, considering there's no terminal->client standard

23:12 <diniwed> dnkl: to let you know that I eventually got the colour emojis to work ...