00:50 <ino> hello! do any of you use yambar with river here? I just did something interesting!

01:10 <ino> is there a riverctl command that prints which tags are focused at the moment? thanks :)

01:11 <ino> I was looking at the man page but was not able to find such command

09:03 <ino> hi guys! is there a command for riverctl to print out what tags are currently focused? I am trying to create a shell script to cycle through tags, if anyone knew it would be of much help. I read the man page, there are commands for ` set-view-tag ` and ` focus-view-tags `. but I failed to find a way or any commands that fulfills my needs. thank

09:03 <ino> you! :)

09:07 <novakane> ino: no, no riverctl command, you need to use the river-status protocol for this

09:08 <ino> thank you for the response, novakane! I will look into this :)

09:08 <ifreund> ristate exists: https://gitlab.com/snakedye/ristate

09:09 <ino> thanks isaac!

14:36 <snakedye> Would river-toplevel-v1 enable the implementation of such a layout? https://github.com/iogrt/XMonadEngineerLayout

14:44 <leon-p> it could, but only if 1) we add a "visisble" event and 2) we guarantee that the visible events of toplevels are always send before the layout demand

15:33 <chinz> Hey guys, was wondering if there was a way to spawn an application in a specific tag

15:36 <novakane> chinz: nope not currently, maybe in the future https://github.com/ifreund/river/issues/201

15:37 <chinz> ah all good thanks for the info

16:27 <snakedye> leon-p: are 1 and 2 considered in the design of the protocol or is it almost exclusively meant for status bars?

16:28 <leon-p> snakedye: haven't given that part much thought yet

16:40 <snakedye> Alright, take your time

18:06 <Nulo_> Broke my wrist, any options for STT?

22:12 <Nulo> (speech-to-text)

22:12 <Nulo> Didn't actually break my wrist luckily