12:08 <adelaide> Hi

12:09 <ifreund> o7

12:16 <adelaide> I've been planning to move to wayland for a long time, finally got to do it

12:17 <adelaide> Formerly xmonad user :D

12:17 <ifreund> cool, do you miss the haskell?

12:18 <adelaide> tbh I do

12:19 <leon-p> if haskell has wayland bindings / a native wayland implementation, you can still use it for layouts and configuration

12:20 <ifreund> for layouts sure, for general config it wouldn't be at all ergonomic yet though

12:20 <ifreund> which I mean to address in the future, but we aren't there yet

12:21 <adelaide> sounds like a plan for layout

12:22 <adelaide> I'm still struggling with making waybar look the way I want rn

12:22 <ifreund> gtk css is fun in the same way most GNOME software is fun

12:22 <ifreund> anyhow, for haskell wayland bindings this is what waymonad used: https://github.com/Ongy/haskell-wayland/tree/master

12:24 <adelaide> thx

12:24 <ifreund> whoever said that river would hit 1k stars before I manage to tag a release, I didn't believe you but it's starting to look like you might be right

12:25 <ifreund> I just don't want to do a first release with know bugs

12:25 <ifreund> limitations are fine, but bugs are not

12:42 <novakane> you need to let some bugs so users can complain though :P

12:46 <msiedlaczekelshi> yeah, reporting bugs is my only way to contribute at the moment, if there isn't any, I'll feel useless!

13:19 <leon-p> novakane: users will complain either way, it's part of their job :P you wouldn't believe some of the emails I got back when I used to just link my personal address instead of mailing lists

13:51 <novakane> leon-p: just ask users to send you a letter by post, problem fixed :P

14:04 <novakane> leon-p: btw I look and play a bit with your zig-wayland-native and spend so much time figured out why I had a "/home/leon/... file not found" error before I saw it was hardcoded in the build.zig lol

14:06 <zdykstra> haha

14:06 <leon-p> novakane: yes, it's very much WIP. I haven't actually pushed any of the actual wire connection stuff yet, so it would not work anyway :P

14:06 <leon-p> can't remember what the latest thing was I pushed. Destructors perhaps?

14:07 <leon-p> one thing I found though is that it's pretty easy to get the scanner to emit decently formatted code. I might replicate some of that work for upstream eventually.

14:09 <novakane> leon-p: what do you mean, it works really great to make a client that print the wl.Display :P

14:10 <novakane> the last commit is you 'forks' so just the start of client-connection.zig

14:10 <novakane> s/you/your/

14:11 <leon-p> well, if you are interested in the project, check back in a week or two. I am a bit busy right now, but I should find some time to finish the wire stuff and the object map this weekend.

14:12 <novakane> cool, yeah I'm interested, I'm really interested in all zig/wayland project :D

14:13 <leon-p> I'll probably announce it here once I think it's useable. But note that the API will probably see a few iterations.

14:15 <novakane> of course, I need to figure out how to make some clean things with zig-wayland first anyway :P

14:16 <novakane> not a library but like a great base project where you could reuse like Output, Surface, Buffer quickly for a zig wayland project