12:52 <novakane> ifreund: you're back in germany or you pull an all-nighter? :P

12:53 <ifreund> back in germany as of yesterday yeah

12:54 <novakane> back to our time zone, nide :P

12:54 <novakane> s/nide/nice

13:04 <elshize> hi folks, do any of you use swayidle? I was wondering what command I should use to just turn off the displays on timeout and turn them back on on resume

13:06 <leon-p> elshize: https://git.sr.ht/~leon_plickat/wlopm

13:06 <leon-p> if I understand you correctly

13:06 <novakane> anyway, how `control.addArgument()`, can I just use `control.addArgument("border-width 0")`?

13:07 <leon-p> novakane: I am pretty sure every word needs its own call to addArgument

13:09 <novakane> leon-p: hmm okay thanks

13:09 <novakane> quickly tried yesterday but couldn't make it works yet, that's waht I did for smart borders for now https://git.sr.ht/~novakane/rivercarro/tree/smart-border/item/src/main.zig#L381

13:11 <elshize> leon-p: thanks!

13:12 <elshize> leon-p: so I came up with this to turn on/off all outputs: wlopm | cut -d" " -f1 | xargs -I{} wlopm on {}

13:12 <elshize> is there a more succinct way?

13:59 <leon-p> elshize: I could add a way to match all outputs

14:00 <ifreund> hardcode '*' for now and support more globbing/regex later?

14:00 <leon-p> something like that, yes

14:01 <leon-p> give me a few hours, I am currently in a call with some friends, but after that I should have some time

14:10 <elshize> leon-p: lol take your time

14:12 <elshize> ifreund: I think that's a good first step, just use '*' as a "keyword" for "all displays". I think it's a common enough use case

14:12 <elshize> though it's doable with the current implementation as shown above. not very nice, but it works

14:17 <elshize> ifreund: I've been running mako on the patch you posted on Github, and so far so good, and it's been two hours at least.

14:17 <elshize> I'll keep running through today, and confirm on github, hopefully, that it's fixed

14:20 <leon-p> elshize: you could also just harcode the list of connected outputs. `wlopm --on output1 --on output2 --on output3`

14:20 <leon-p> I changeed the interface of wlopm to support multiple operations like that two days ago

14:23 <elshize> leon-p: thanks; it really doesn't matter much for me once I set it up in the config. just thinking of future users (including me at some point probably); I use the same displays at the moment, but it used to happen to me that I would connect to two different monitors, one at home, one at work, and use different ports, and thus getting different output names, etc. so a universal '*' is just a good

14:23 <elshize> thing to have imo

14:39 <ifreund> elshize: thanks for testing, that's great news.

17:25 <skuzzymiglet> how can windows in river expand vertically beyond normal tiling boundaries? musescore and skype do it for me

17:27 <ifreund> are they xwayland?

17:32 <skuzzymiglet> musescore is qt so it isn't. I don't think skype is either, being in electron?

17:42 <ifreund> you use void right? Is the skype from the void repos?

17:42 <skuzzymiglet> yes

17:42 <skuzzymiglet> musescore too

17:43 <ifreund> well skype is definitely using xwayland

17:44 <ifreund> but I can't reproduce the thing with it extending above tiling boundries, at least on the "sign in" page, I don't have an account

17:45 <skuzzymiglet> i think it doesn't do that on the sign-on. does it reproduce in musescore? (the score view is the only place i've seen it so far)

17:47 <ifreund> skuzzymiglet: nope, musescore seems to work as expected: https://0x0.st/-9Or.png

17:47 <ifreund> are you using rivertile?

17:48 <skuzzymiglet> yes, with -view-padding 30 and defaults for the rest

17:49 <skuzzymiglet> this is how it looks for me: https://0x0.st/-9Oi.png

17:50 <skuzzymiglet> overlapping a foot and its own popout pallete window

17:50 <ifreund> that looks like it's extending below the place it's supposed to be, not above

17:50 <ifreund> that's expected if the client told river that its minimum dimentions are too small

17:55 <skuzzymiglet> oic. misdescribed, sorry.

17:56 <ifreund> actually I misread/made a wrong assumption, "vertically" could mean above or below

18:16 <skuzzymiglet> either way, I should've sent the screenshot first :)