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talismanick >
Are there eGPUs which work with River?
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talismanick >
nvm, looks like it's compositor-specific (although I guess I should check wlroots to see if they're working on it)
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talismanick >
Is it inadvisable to set WLR_RENDERER=vulkan? At what level of abstraction do such graphics concerns exit the domain of wlroots and fall under river's purview?
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ifreund >
talismanick: I wouldn't recommend using the wlroots vulkan renderer yet, it's not very mature.
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ifreund >
talismanick: this is the abstraction river uses to interact with wlroots's renderer
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ifreund >
talismanick: also I'm pretty sure wlroots supports external gpus already, though I have no experience using one myself
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talismanick >
ifreund: Okay, thanks for the details
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talismanick >
Hm. I wonder if there's a less goofy way to detect apps using XWayland than xeyes
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novakane >
building river without xwayland and see what you can't launch anymore :P
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talismanick >
novakane: For the moment, I'm testing things out, but if push comes to shove, I could get away with Emacs and Firefox exclusively
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talismanick >
and dmenu_wl or a terminal to launch them
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talismanick >
Quite happy with the general state of things, my whinging notwithstanding
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novakane >
I only have firefox as a gui app, everything else is done with foot
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talismanick >
Only other GUI apps I regularly open are Signal (bleh) and Pavucontrol (still haven't found a reliable terminal or Emacs alternative)
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talismanick >
Wayland has proven to be a useful chastity belt, though - I can't launch Kerbal Space Program
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novakane >
pamixer works fine for me
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novakane >
I don't have a complex utilisation for it though
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novakane >
s/utilisation/usage/
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talismanick >
Yeah. I use that with the default keys, but fall back to Pavu for fancier config
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talismanick >
e.g. plugging into another computer to present with video
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talismanick >
On which note, pipewire is a godsend. I can't imagine PulseAudio ever "just working" for that
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novakane >
true, really nicer to have instead of alsa/pulseaudio
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leon-p >
talismanick: you can use `xlsclients` to list all X11 clients.
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ifreund >
xeyes is my preferred way as well :D
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nor[m] >
Can I map scrolling? The Idea is to map Mod4 and Scrolling up and down to cycle through windows.
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ifreund >
nor[m]: it would be technically possible but that's not currently implemented, no
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nor[m] >
Alright, thanks for answering.
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tbss[m] >
Tje river its desactualized in void linux
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tbss[m] >
s/Tje/The/
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novakane >
yes because void doesn't have zig 0.9
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tbss[m] >
some forecast for your update
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ifreund >
I've got better things to do than try to push the llvm update for void forward without merge rights
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ifreund >
if they merge the llvm13 PR the river update is already included in a patch I sent
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ifreund >
if they merge the llvm 14 one I might package llvm 13/zig 0.9 or I might wait for zig 0.10, it depends on how long it takes
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ifreund >
my recommendation on void is to grab a static zig 0.9 tarball from ziglang.org/download and build river from source
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tbss[m] >
<ifreund> "my recommendation on void is..." <- I don't mind waiting
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tbss[m] >
In fact, until the river is well developed,I don't mind oar bspwm until the xorg dies
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novakane >
river is well developped and stable for daily use
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tbss[m] >
<novakane> "river is well developped and..." <- but I believe there are still little things to improve
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novakane >
always the case
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nor[m] >
<tbss[m]> "but I believe there are still..." <- Name an unimprovable perfect piece of software ;)
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tbss[m] >
even a perfect software can improve
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novakane >
oh, interesting
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nor[m] >
How big of a deal is this? Is this like "improvement in a specific area" or more like "nvidia and tux are suddenly good friends"?
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ifreund >
only the kernel side of things is open source, the userland drivers are still closed source
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ifreund >
this probably means that nouveau developers will have a much easier time making nouveau better though
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tbss[m] >
In river the problens are gnone aplicacion without wlroots suporte for example gnome disk,and nvidia suport
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tbss[m] >
tbss[m]: The last can improvenments
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