13:43 <ino> hi guys!

13:43 <ino> how are yu?

13:43 <ino> *you

13:50 <ino> how to run river safely as a root? :)

14:20 <novakane> ino: why would you want to do that?

14:23 <ino> hi novakane ! how are you? its been a while since i came here :) also the root thing is, I am thinking about re-structuring how i want to do things, like as a root i want to run gui apps but safely, (like flatpak, maybe?) i dont know if it sounds stupid, but its just my idea!

14:28 <novakane> ino: I'm fine. Running thing as root is kinda the opposite of safely

14:29 <ino> ohhh

16:25 <ecocode_> I tried sway / Qtile(wayland) / river for the last 2 days. now decided to keep river for a week as a test

16:26 <ecocode_> I had to compile waybar and river from source to get it working best

16:28 <ecocode_> also, as I am an Emacs user, I changed a lot of the keybindings. still not finished the work on his

18:16 <ecocode_> Hi, is it possible to remove the titlebars from the windows ?

18:18 <novakane> ecocode_: https://github.com/ifreund/river/wiki#how-do-i-disable-gtk-decorations-eg-title-bar

18:23 <leon-p> talismanick: out of curiosity, do you use multiple emacs frames or only a single one?

18:25 <leon-p> also wondering if maybe we could re-design the keybind implementation to allow key sequences, which may be something emacs users would like

20:18 <ecocode_> @talismanick I launch an emacs daemon and connect to it from several terminal emacsclients

20:20 <ecocode_> key sequences are great. I think you can achieve something similar with custom modes in river, but I did not try yet

23:28 <ecocode_> what is the usual way to set a wallpaper ? I used variety, but that doesn't seem to work in river

23:36 <elshize> encode_: you can use swaybg. here's a bunch of software recommendation for use with river https://github.com/ifreund/river/wiki/Recommended-Software

23:37 <elshize> ecocode_: ^ (sorry, mistyped your name, oops)

23:37 <ecocode_> :)

23:38 <ecocode_> swaybg doesn't allow to span an image over multiple monitors(screens)... but I guess it is the best available

23:40 <ecocode_> @elshize thank you for the info

23:45 <elshize> ecocode_: never tried to span one image over multiple displays, maybe someone else has some hacks for that. I mean I know one, open it in gimp and cut in half, set each half speparately :D

23:46 <elshize> frankly, I just use gray background. I get very distracted with flashy wallpapers ;)