<n3o>
Is there any way to style individual borders in river?
<n3o>
like having the top border's width at 1px but rest at 2px?
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<leon-p>
n3o: no. River currently only supports ony single border style
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<n3o>
I see
<n3o>
Which means that source modification is required for this purpose
<n3o>
thanks for the info leon-p
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<novakane>
oh I missed a breaking change commit in rundird, spend too many minutes looking for why river wouldn't works anymore
<novakane>
so where the check to see if a client create a toplevel xdg-decoration should happen?
<novakane>
for #458
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<leon-p>
novakane: thanks for reminding me of that issue, I wanted to comment something for a while but always forgot :D
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<novakane>
leon-p: you're welcome :P
<novakane>
I'm not sure what would change with not setting the tilled state in floating view?
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<novakane>
I tried it and a part from mpv now working as intended I don't see any drawback
<leon-p>
some clients might change how they render / behave, which I think is inconsistent. I'd like tiled and floating views to behave the same
<novakane>
well I didn't tried a client where it changes the behavior, but I guess it's possible
<leon-p>
a client using xdg-decorations and SSD generally shouldn't, but still
<novakane>
then people just need to use great app, easy :P
<leon-p>
or people should design a windowing shell that does not treat tiling window management as a second class citizen, but I think your proposal is easier to implement
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<novakane>
I'm using a tiling WM since so many years that I sometime forget that it is not as popular as I think and not anyone one to design for it