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<Guest15>
Hello, is it possible to disable logging via config file? I'm talking about something like log-level=none
<dnkl>
Guest15: no, that's currently not possible. But I think it's something we should add
<Guest15>
Then, can I open an issue on codeberg?
<dnkl>
sure
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<milesrout>
is it normal to get a flash of 640x480 (roughly, to my untrained eye) when foot starts?
<dnkl>
milesrout: on Sway, yes
<milesrout>
because sway's first xdg-toplevel configure event gives you 0,0 and you have to pick a size?
<dnkl>
correct
<dnkl>
and we then pick the size configured by you, defaulting to 700x500
<milesrout>
ok so just default it to half the width of my monitor and full height and it'll be right 99% of the time. cheers dnkl :)
<dnkl>
welcome :)
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<ifreund>
pretty sure river does the same thing with the 0,0 configure but doesn't render the new xdg-toplevel until it's the correct size to avoid the bad frame
<ifreund>
yeah it's a bit of an abuse of the protocol, albeit something correct clients should handle fine
<ifreund>
I'd like to refactor it away in river as well at some point, primarily because it has a slight negative impact on client startup speed
<milesrout>
one of the points Drew makes in the issue is that it means that clients always specify a size, so if they later go floating they have a size already.
<milesrout>
but surely you can just give the client the 0,0 when it goes floating and let it size itself? that seems like the right time, 'morally' speaking, for the program to make that decision.
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<ifreund>
milesrout: yes, sending 0,0 the first time a client is made floating would be the intended way to use the protocol
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<cbb>
dnkl: supporting "log-level" in foot.ini seems like it'd raise a few questions
<cbb>
like e.g. what log level should be in effect while processing the lines in foot.ini before "log-level"?
<cbb>
seems like it'd be a lot of churn for minimal gain
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<dnkl>
cbb: yeah, I was going to write down my thoughts in the codeberg issue, but haven't had time yet
<dnkl>
I haven't abandoned the idea yet, but there will have to be some compromises