<tbss[m]>
is there any ctl command to automatically confuse according to the default configuration files?
<tbss[m]>
is there any ctl command to automatically confuse according to the default configuration files?
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<amirography>
Hey all! How can I query the state of keyboard language in river?
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<NickH>
tbss: can you restate your question? I don't understand it: particularly the use of the word "confuse".
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<tbss[m]>
<NickH> "tbss: can you restate your..." <- Yes
<tbss[m]>
my question was to create a standard self-configuration when oar the riverctl tiso automated,the second would mimic the i3wm when we first installed it
<tiosgz`>
perhaps it's only me, but i still don't get what the question is about
<tbss[m]>
what I want to dozer is make the river simple for lay people out the box through the riverctl
<tbss[m]>
Libretranslate.com
<tbss[m]>
My english is bad
<tbss[m]>
Speaking portufuese and spanish
<nor[m]>
tiosgz: It's not just you. I'm trying to get an Idea of what you mean, tbss, but unfortunatly I don't understand it either.
<tbss[m]>
nor[m]: Sorry
<nor[m]>
tbss: Is what you want to create two configs and toggle between these?
<tbss[m]>
> Put that in .config/river/init , make it executable and log into river aufterwards.
<tbss[m]>
my thought, was to create a way to create a directory and copy qw cobfigurations by automatically owing the riverctl
<ifreund>
not a feature I'm interested in maintaining
<ifreund>
river is unstable, pre 1.0 software, the focus is on getting the core features figured out not on onbording more users
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<tbss[m]>
ifreund: Not speaking for now
<tbss[m]>
In the future
<tbss[m]>
* but yes In the
<ifreund>
how river is configured will likely look very different by 1.0, which isn't anywhere close by the way :P
<nor[m]>
ifreund: So how? I like it as is, exept some polish in details :D
<ifreund>
nor[m]: I want to explore moving more window management policy out of the compositor process into a separate binary to enable more flexibility/programmibility while making the core compositor codebase smaller instead of larger
<tiosgz`>
@nor
<tiosgz`>
oops
<ifreund>
don't have anything concrete to show on that front though yet
<tiosgz`>
nor: polish, or portugese? (in details) :P
<tbss[m]>
is there an option to activate/disable the mouse pointer on the river?
<nor[m]>
ifreund: No Problem. Sounds interesting to have more modularity.
<ifreund>
tbss[m]: see hide-cursor in the riverctl man page
<tbss[m]>
ifreund: Thanks
<nor[m]>
By the way, I start river at the end of a script with -c /custom/path/to/init
<nor[m]>
Is there a reason for me to keep the init instead of moving its setup commands to the file running river? Timing perhaps (riverctl not ready yet)?
<ifreund>
nor[m]: riverctl won't work if river isn't ready, so yeah it'd be best to keep the separate river init to avoid the race
<nor[m]>
Alright. Just a brainfart of "could I get to less filejumping when messing with configs".
<novakane>
how does river handle xdg_surface set_max_size or something like that? Does it ignore it of it's too big?
<novakane>
didn't have to much time to looks at the Firefox bug, there is not really anything looking wrong and it doesn't throw any errors
<novakane>
fwiw it seems like the first menu is a subsurface and then the submeni are popu
<tbss[m]>
I just saw the sway's confoguration file, and compared to the river's is more confusing
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<nor[m]>
<ifreund> "https://github.com/riverwm/river..."; <- I currently use no bar. Some of these bars are mentioned to have explicit support for river, or for river tags. Do they only show which of the tags are active, or can they also show which tags the current view has?
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<andrea>
levee shows which tags are active or have at least one app.
<andrea>
nor[m]: ^
<nor[m]>
I might try all 4 of them later if I think about it :D
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<novakane>
have a look at the docs of the bars to know what they allow for river
<nor[m]>
I started with that already on waybar, though I am not completely sure if I understand it correctly, so I will have to try them anyways. I am not fluent in english unfortunatly :/
<tbss[m]>
Hot configure yambfr?
<tbss[m]>
Not its open
<tbss[m]>
s/yambfr/yambar/
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<Guest7338>
tbss[m]: hay que escribir un config.yml en ~/.config/yambar/, y entonces iniciarlo con "exec yambar 2>&1" (en un bash script) o "yambar &" (en shell interactivo)
<Guest7338>
(I hope no one minds the Spanish)
<tbss[m]>
Guest7338: Gracias
<tbss[m]>
No sé hablar en espanol
<Guest7338>
only Portuguese?
<Guest7338>
welp, I'm out
<tbss[m]>
* Ops
<tbss[m]>
Queroa decir yo sé
<tbss[m]>
Lo sientp
<tbss[m]>
Jajajjaja
<Guest7338>
oh
<tbss[m]>
Cambié la y por n
<tbss[m]>
Hahahh
<tbss[m]>
Guest7338: Son los copitos a más
<tbss[m]>
Desde portugal
<Guest7338>
Que querias decir cuando dijiste "confuse"? Eso significa "confundir" en Ingles
<tbss[m]>
Guest7338: Mi español es mismo el más básico
<tbss[m]>
Por eso uso el libretranslate
<tbss[m]>
Entonces no sé si fue yo o si fue el tradutor
<Guest7338>
Por favor, usa Google Translate
<tbss[m]>
Guest7338: Quizás deepl o simplytranslate
<tbss[m]>
Perozdirectamente digo no
<Guest7338>
pues, solo se que es certo que todavia no entiendo lo que preguntaste al principio
<tbss[m]>
Guest7338: Es mejor hablar en español para mi