<Guest87>
hi, qtile user. Just looking at river right now but I can't find the man page for river
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<leon-p>
Guest87: the man page should be installed alongside river, maybe your man path is not set up? Either way, you can read the scdoc source in river/doc/
<leon-p>
note that riverctl.1 is more helpful than river.1
<Guest87>
would a nvidia gpu possibly make river hard to setup correctly?
<leon-p>
Guest87: while nvidia did release a driver that works(-ish) with wlroots, proprietary drivers are unsupported by both river and wlroots, so you'll be on your own.
<Guest87>
alright
<Guest87>
my nvidia gpu works with sway though
<Guest87>
fine
<elshize1>
Guest87: I'm running river on nvidia on one of my laptops. I had issues when I had hybrid intel/nvidia, so had to disable intel
<Guest87>
thanks
<Guest87>
I don't use hybrid anyways
<elshize1>
then I had to install proprietary, that's the only setup that worked
<Guest87>
thanks for the help
<Guest87>
proprietary works?
<Guest87>
you mean from the website
<elshize1>
well, yes, though I installed from a fedora repo, but yeah, the website works
<Guest87>
thanks for all the help
<elshize1>
note that I do have some tearing, and flickering, mostly on the built-in laptop display
<Guest87>
ahhh
<elshize1>
I haven't investigated it further
<Guest87>
just exploring river right now though.
<Guest87>
qtile just got good wayland support
<elshize1>
yeah, you can try it out
<Guest87>
but there is no guides out yet, thinking of trying out river
<Guest87>
while i wait
<elshize1>
I'd rather use river with some flickering than not use it so I am :)
<Guest87>
:)
<Guest87>
alright, got to go
<Guest87>
thanks for the help
<elshize1>
np
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<Guest87>
sorry to bother everyone
<Guest87>
typing river
<Guest87>
doesn't start river
<Guest87>
the example init file is executable
<Guest87>
executing the init script gives me errors for river ctl
<leon-p>
what errors?
<Guest87>
and river tile not found
<Guest87>
riverctl not found
<Guest87>
for every line
<leon-p>
then you simply have not installed those binaries
<Guest87>
but i built from source
<leon-p>
sure, but if it can't find them, then they are not installed correctly regardless
<Guest87>
so how to install correctly?
<Guest87>
i did it according to the github page
<Guest87>
updates teh submodules
<Guest87>
checked all the listed dependencies were installed
<leon-p>
the command in the README installs everything into ~/.local, so make sure ~/.local/bin is in your $PATH
<Guest87>
just checked
<Guest87>
they are
<Guest87>
i think i found the culprit though
<Guest87>
wlroots 0.14 on arch
<Guest87>
github page says 0.15
<Guest87>
unforthunately 0.15 is in community staging
<Guest87>
which will break after an update
<Guest87>
so I will just wait for wlroots 0.15 before trying river then
<Guest87>
thanks for the help
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<leon-p>
well yeah, if compilation fails than of course it won't be installed. Don't people read what the commands they copy-paste spit out?
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<Guest1723>
hi all, is there a way to specify a rule for windows in River? Position/floating|tiling/size parameters
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<cheer>
There's a program that starts itself floated. Is there any way to prevent that using riverctl? It's not caused by a float filter
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<novakane>
cheer: nope, I guess that a program running through xwayland?
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<cheer>
novakane: Yeah, it uses x11 SDL. Looked through the logs and it's a known issue, so sorry about that
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<Guest23>
Hi, using mesa-git version, which requires llvm 14, and now unable to compile river because of "zig: error while loading shared libraries: libclang-cpp.so.13: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory". Is it possible to build river with such a setup? Or can I install pre-compilled river binary somehow?