04:08 <leon-p> does VNC support touch input? If yes, then I think I just found a way to test the touch PR

04:14 <leon-p>

04:15 <leon-p> typing via VNC obviously does not work, as is evident thanks to the above message

10:41 <Anderson-D> I have a keybind from sway, any ideas how to implement this in River?

10:41 <Anderson-D> bindsym --to-code Escape exec "[[ `dunstctl count displayed` != \"0\" ]] && dunstctl close || (wtype -P Escape; xdotool key Escape)"

10:41 <Anderson-D> The problem is that river interpretes the keypress from `wtype -P Escape` and gets looped

10:43 <Anderson-D> tl;dr: trying to handle Esc keypress as "are dunst notifications visible? if so, close 'em. Else, pass the Esc keypress through."

10:44 <pkap> with mako you can use `makoctl dismiss -a`

10:45 <Anderson-D> Yeah, that's what `dunstctl close` does in my case. The problem is that I want to actually process Esc keypress as normal if no notifications are visible

10:46 <pkap> Ah ok, I just have it bound to another key...

10:46 <novakane> wouldn't it be easier if you make a script and then run it from a keybind?

15:48 <snakedye> leon-p: I think kde connect uses touch input too