08:15 <novakane> who would have thought that life is better without freeze :P

08:21 <novakane> my brain still want to switch tty sometime though, muscle memory working hard :P

13:43 <aruhier> leon-p: about the "cursor follows focus" feature and my question about the config option, we can also discuss it here if you've some question

13:44 <leon-p> sure

13:44 <aruhier> to be fair, if you make it mandatory, I'll patch river to make it optional, so just tell me and I can do a PR over yours

13:44 <leon-p> aruhier: my question is, why turn it off? We should only add config options for things where turning them off actually makes sense

13:45 <aruhier> yeah, so I gave you an example on the issue

13:45 <aruhier> global answer is that I don't like that my wm moves my cursor for me

13:46 <aruhier> I find it super unintuitive

13:46 <leon-p> I see, makes sense. Ask ifreund then if he is open for a new config option.

13:46 <aruhier> but it's mostly because I'm used to jump from output to outputs and continue my work on my main screen

13:47 <aruhier> like right now, I jumped to my output where weechat is, and I talk to you without needing my cursor there

13:47 <aruhier> but after that I can jump again on my main screen and continue what I was doing

13:48 <aruhier> however, I don't mind if it's true by default if it makes more sense for a majority of users

13:48 <leon-p> makes sense, I just find it interesting that you care so much about the cursor position. When I focus a different output, my mind has already forgotten where the cursor used to be on the previous one :P

13:49 <aruhier> depends on what I'm doing

13:50 <aruhier> if I'm in a terminal I don't care, if I'm in a GUI (and mostly in a web browser), I do

13:50 <aruhier> don't ask me why :D

13:52 <aruhier> also, if I jump on a terminal for example, it's super annoying if the cursor jumps on the middle of the screen, as it'll not been hidden until I type something

13:52 <aruhier> * jump to a terminal

13:54 <aruhier> I cannot really avoid that on a single screen, but if I can avoid that on multiple screens by not putting the cursor there if I don't need it, that's nice to have for me :p

13:54 <aruhier> anyway, don't make a big thing out of that, if it adds too much complexity, don't worry

14:58 <leon-p> aruhier: it's not about the complexity. I just don't want to add another config option until we know how the config will work like in the future. Currently it is a bit inconsistent.