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<runxiyu>
How do I compile fcft's example?
<runxiyu>
er, me misreading the readme
<runxiyu>
but it's blurry. huh
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<aljustiet>
What do I do with this error:
<aljustiet>
warning: foot: 'C' is not a UTF-8 locale, falling back to 'C.UTF-8'
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<rnd>
this looks like you don't have any locale set in your ~/.profile file or in the systemwide /etc/profile and /etc/profile.d files
<rnd>
the most basic answer: just add "export LANG=C.UTF-8" to your ~/.profile somewhere and restart your user session, that should work
<rnd>
alternatively, you might want to write in a more proper locale name, like "en_US.UTF-8" for US english or some other for another language and locale
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<MistakeNot>
i swear there used to be a little example script for toggling between light and dark mode using theme.sh on foot's codeberg page?
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<MistakeNot>
when i set a new theme with theme.sh it applies to the current terminal and all new ones, but doesn't update existing instances, i'm trying to remember the method to trigger that
<j`ey>
you have to write to every pty of every foot process
<j`ey>
I dont remember seeing one of those on the wiki
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<danyal>
dnkl: I use the --title flag for most of my app launching keybinds (some have the app's title by default). Is it possible without launching foot with the -e flag?
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<dnkl>
no, that's not possible. Unless you script it and set the title through escape sequences
<dnkl>
but many TUIs can do this themselves
<dnkl>
pretty sure vim can, and would expect neovim to be able too
<dnkl>
but not in front of a computer right now
<danyal>
OK, thanks.
<danyal>
It's not exactly important, but it'd be nice if I can work it out.
<danyal>
As a side note, looking at my wayland compositor's config, only ncspot is setting the window title on it's own. I had to use the -T flag for the rest of them.
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<WhyNotHugo>
For vim, just use :set title
<danyal>
WhyNotHugo: Cool, thanks. I've added it to my init.vim (nvim).