22:37 <foxxx0> is there a way to disable a text-cursor when doing text-selections or generally within foot instead of the normal pointer-cursor?

22:41 <dnkl> foxxx0: if you build foot from git, you can use the OSC-22 escape sequence to set a custom cursor

22:42 <dnkl> Then that will be used, at all times, regardless of whether an application is grabbing the mouse or not

22:53 <foxxx0> currently it's always the pointer-cursor in all cases, even in vim/tmux/less or just backlog scrolling, which i was a bit confused by. should it in theory change if the application grabs the mouse? (i.e. vim with mouse enable)

22:55 <foxxx0> apart from that slight inconvenience my first impression is great, nice job! i currently have no need for an opengl gpu accelerated terminal emulator and foot is way more conservative with respect to ram usage (and also kernel dynamic memory due to gpu stuff)

22:57 <dnkl> foxxx0: it's supposed to be a beam when the application isn't grabbing the mouse, and a pointer when it does

22:57 <dnkl> When you hold shift, to bypass nude grabbing, it'll also change from a pointer to a beam

22:57 <foxxx0> mh, then it is not working as intended

22:58 <foxxx0> even when holding shift and doing text selections it stays the pointer

22:58 <dnkl> Yeah, some cursor themes misses the "text" cursor

22:58 <foxxx0> it's working fine in alacritty, if that helps :D

22:58 <dnkl> A fix was pushed recently, but not yet released

23:02 <foxxx0> btw. your aur/foot-git PKGBUILD is missing 'git' in makedepends=() :)

23:02 <foxxx0> ok, with git head it seems to be fixed for me indeed

23:03 <foxxx0> so a 1.11.1 release would be nice ;)