13:55 <pipeweed[m]> this is like dwm with a config file. kinda awesome

13:59 <ifreund> :)

16:03 <dagle> And if that is too easy, you just patch stuff in the source code.

17:19 <ifreund> ci is fixed :)

17:20 <novakane> \o/

17:22 <novakane> starting to look better and more useful :P https://0x0.st/-Ywz.png

17:23 <snakedye> Nice!

17:26 <novakane> need to write tags number inside the squares now

17:27 <leon-p> novakane: you could also display a list of all toplevels below the tag indicator, with the focused one highlighted

17:29 <novakane> leon-p: hmm good idea, I don't have a precise idea of all the things I want to add, I like this one, on my todo list

18:12 <guest23> looks great novakane!

18:20 <Nulo> novakane, what's that?

18:20 <waleee> looks like the start of a bar

18:20 <guest23> don't need a bar myself

18:20 <guest23> but notifications are great for my usecases

18:33 <bfiedler> ifreund: yay, ci!

18:34 <bfiedler> even though #430 is marked as draft we need some input on it, now that you are available :)

18:50 <novakane> Nulo: something I'm working on it, not sure what's the end goal yet :P

18:51 <novakane> probably a popup with some river info, not sure if I'll do something like river-tag-overlay displayed when you change tags or something with a keybind

19:06 <guest23> finally got minimal arch/ and river only install :D Happy so far. Now need to setup all the idle/lock logic

19:10 <guest23> any suggestions other then swayidle/swaylock?

19:36 <Nulo> guest23, I believe waylock exists, I use "swaylockd"

19:48 <snakedye> I made this https://github.com/snakedye/midle guest23

19:49 <snakedye> But I don't even use it

19:52 <crypt_> I have to say hat I like having the logs for this channel as most people are not about when I am

20:05 <guest23> snakedye what do you using instead currently?

20:06 <guest23> and yes, logs are great

20:33 <snakedye> guest23: swayidle

20:51 <crypt_> what does swayidle do? Can that be used as a lock screen type thing?

20:52 <crypt_> I am getting clsoer to being able to use river as a daily driver so that I can move from xmonad/x11 to wiver/wayland

20:53 <crypt_> s/wiver/river/

21:05 <snakedye> Idles until a timeout expires, runs a command, returns idling

21:39 <crypt_> I think that that sounds useful but I am not completely sure what I would use it for

21:39 <crypt_> at the moment I am just working on replicating the navigation that I ahve in xmonad

21:41 <leon-p> crypt_: navigation? In river you can move up and down the view list. Anything more is currently not supported. Probably we could also have directional focusing if someone implements it, but I am not sure it makes much sense.

21:43 <crypt_> It is mainly just setting up a keybinding to move between active tags

21:43 <leon-p> Ah, I see

21:44 <crypt_> I have seen that there is a script th does this so that in not an issue

21:45 <crypt_> the other thing that I am looking at playing with is rotating the stack so that windows move but the focus stays in the same positon

21:45 <leon-p> crypt_: the one that goes to the next occupied tag? Yeah that works. Although the python startup times really hurt it's performance, so if you use it often it may make sense to rewrite it in something compiled

21:46 <crypt_> looks easy to easy to implement I just need to get my head round the iter function to get the first and last items for a tag

21:47 <leon-p> crypt_: there is no stack rotating currently in river, only zoom and swap. You could implement it though, if you wanted. I am not opposed. Although I think it might get weird when you have a lot of views on different tags, because river only has a single stack on each output. Maybe only cycle the visible views, but that might mess up the order when you have multiple tags active...

21:47 <crypt_> I may either looking at implementing the active tag stuff either in zig or lua

21:49 <crypt_> I think that it could be done with just moving the first/last item to last/first and then moving the focus

21:50 <crypt_> I am not sure it that would mess up other views as I have not played with that yet

21:50 <snakedye> I do this with the first windows in the stack but I track the rest

21:51 <snakedye> Can't track*

21:51 <crypt_> I don't tend to have mutiple tags on a single view at the moment

21:53 <crypt_> snakedye: when I last looked at this sort of thing I decided that I needed to get my head round iter so that I could get a filtered view with just the tags that I was interested in but ran out of time

21:54 <snakedye> leon-p: In my layout generator I have this option to choose which tag layout layout has priority when multiple are focused. Either the smallest or the largest. Could this be an option in river but for the stack order?

21:56 <leon-p> snakedye: maybe, but it's a bit complicated for my taste. Although for a layout generator it's a good feature.

21:59 <snakedye> crypt_: could be easier to implement with this and faster to execute. Main caveat is that it's a daemon but should could exit it in a script

22:02 <snakedye> leon-p: rearranging the views could be done with river-status but frame perfection issue and it wouldn't be consistent with the kb shortcuts.