<leon-p>
NickH: works for me. I am always on the latest river release and develop all my softwarr against that.
<leon-p>
novakane: thanks. That's really weird, there rrally should be no gradient there
<novakane>
it would make more sense if the gradient were like blue to red
<novakane>
from one of the 3 colors to another one
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<leon-p>
there just shouldn't be a gradient at all. The viewport source never contains more than a single pixel.
<novakane>
weird, really no idea why
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<leon-p>
I might have to switch to three 1px buffers instead of 1 3px buffers.
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<NickH>
river 0.1.3 and wayland 1.20.0
<NickH>
Also for river built from head on April 23rd
<ifreund>
NickH: what does `wayland-info` print when you run it under your river instance where lswt doesn't work?
<ifreund>
It's probably part of a wayland-utils package
<NickH>
Could be something about my river build though... I'm making a deb package and then installing that. I'll check with a standard river build tomorrow.
<NickH>
Hmm... don't know about wayland-utils
<NickH>
% wayland-info
<NickH>
zsh: command not found: wayland-info
<NickH>
What provides 'wayland-info'?
<NickH>
Used the canonical search for files within Debian and nothing was returned.
<NickH>
"apt-file search wayland-info"
<novakane>
search for wayland-utils as mentionned above
<NickH>
My wayland install is from the debian package.
<mizzunet>
Is there way to set `xkb_numlock enable` on river?
<tiosgz`>
NickH: from what i can see it's not packaged on debian
<NickH>
tiogz: that would explain why I can't find it.
<NickH>
I've not dug into the Debian wayland packages. I don't know why it would have been excluded.
<NickH>
I'll try to look into it. But not now... it's Saturday night here, I'm a few glasses in, and the missus is wondering why I'm still at my desk ;-)
<novakane>
mizzunet: I don't think so
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<leon-p>
ifreund: not sure if you've read the messages, but I think the 3px buffer approach for waylock doesn't work correctly because of server-side rounding issues. So I think we'll need three distinct 1px buffers
<mizzunet>
oh
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<ifreund>
leon-p: fine by me, we can have 3 wl_buffers that share a common 3px backing memory
<pkap>
ifreund: How do you feel about clearing with ctrl-u in waylock?
<ifreund>
pkap: planning on implementing that, just haven't gotten around to it yet
<ifreund>
it's by far the most common feature request :D
<pkap>
Ok cool I make a PR for that
<ifreund>
pkap: sure, go for it
<novakane>
ifreund: you want to keep the quiet option of wget or I just close the PR?
<novakane>
I find way too noisy but as youu want
<ifreund>
novakane: does it still print error messages with the quiet option?
<novakane>
not sure, let me make some test
<novakane>
hmm looks like it doesn't, I just close the PR
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<leon-p>
btw, do we consider those rounding issues a bug?
<ifreund>
leon-p: maybe, not sure. If so then it would be a wlroots bug I'm pretty sure
<ifreund>
could also just be wl_fixed being trash as usual though
<tiosgz`>
leon-p: with 7d612b1: wl_display@1.error(nil, 1, "invalid width, height or stride (1x1, 12)")
<tiosgz`>
i think the `height` and `width` variables are rather misleading now (& the source of the error)
<leon-p>
tiosgz`: thanks, although I finally managed to get a working river with session lock, so I can test myself now :D
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<NickH>
So it seems wayland-utils is not actually a part of wayland. So it's not that it was excluded from the wayland build, but just that no one has packaged it.
<leon-p>
NickH: it used to be a weston test client before it got split into its own thing