00:03 <NickH> tbss[m]: From https://github.com/riverwm/river "river is currently early in development. Expect breaking changes and missing features."

00:35 <mizzunet> > Missu: we don't have any glob/regex matching for that currently, sorry

00:35 <mizzunet> Oh, no problem (:

00:35 <mizzunet> ```

00:35 <mizzunet> I thought this `pattern` meant regex pattern

00:35 <mizzunet> float-filter-add app-id|title pattern

00:35 <mizzunet> ```

08:47 <ifreund> yeah, I can see how that would be misleading

08:47 <ifreund> the intention was certainly to implement basic globbing at least, patches welcome

08:50 <leon-p> if we want to do regex, there is this: https://github.com/tiehuis/zig-regex

08:50 <leon-p> works for me in nfm

08:54 <tbss[m]> <ifreund> "yeah, I can see how that would..." <- is it possible to create an iso of the arch linux already with the river wm all set up?

08:55 <ifreund> tbss[m]: Yes, but it seems rather pointless to me

08:55 <ifreund> unless it's just for personal usage, but a dotfiles repo + script is more than adequate for that IMO

08:56 <ifreund> the point of using something like river is that the user has the power to tweak it to meet their unique needs

08:56 <ifreund> there is no one size fits all configuration

08:57 <ifreund> leon-p: I trust tiehuis's code, not sure if I want full regex support though tbh

08:59 <tbss[m]> ifreund: Iso style arch linux river applications and cli and tui applications

09:00 <tbss[m]> Style arch linix gui i3 and bspwm

09:00 <tbss[m]> But with river

09:00 <ifreund> tbss[m]: as I said it's 100% possible but not what I would do myself

09:01 <tbss[m]> ifreund: Create default configuration

09:01 <ifreund> > there is no one size fits all configuration

09:01 <tbss[m]> ifreund: Right

09:01 <tbss[m]> But live cd for testers

09:02 <ifreund> I don't know what you're asking for here, I'm not going to support anything like that

09:02 <tbss[m]> tbss[m]: This help in the choose

09:02 <tbss[m]> ifreund: Ok

09:02 <ifreund> you have the power to do whatever you want though, river is open source under the GPLv3

09:04 <nor[m]> <ifreund> "there is no one size fits all..." <- This. It always makes me chuckle if something (a distro or a program) claims to have "sane defaults". Which sounds like they believe others use "insane defaults". Just no. "One size fits all" is not a thing.

09:08 <leon-p> I mean, insane defaults /are/ a thing...

09:09 <leon-p> "sane defaults" basically just means "we shipped a configuration that we hope works well for the target audience of our software"

09:10 <leon-p> that generally works pretty well if your software has a small feature-set or is very specialized. Not really in the case of a display server, but I think that's a special case.

09:12 <nor[m]> Sure, what I mean is i've seen people talk about Manjaro and Ubuntu having sane defaults and one should not use plain Arch or Debian, since these were "unusable" without those "sane" configs of the derivatives.

09:26 <ifreund> heh, yeah that's right on