<tbss[m]>
what are the river differences compared to the bspwm?
<leon-p>
I really don't know why that comparison comes up so often, the two projects are completely different
<tbss[m]>
leon-p: Why are they similar?
<tbss[m]>
That's why this kind of question comes to mind.
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<leon-p>
they simply aren't
<leon-p>
they simply aren't?
<leon-p>
(oops, double message :O)
<tbss[m]>
That is why I would like to know these small differences
<leon-p>
you can't have a list of "small differences" between two things that are not even remotely the same...
<tbss[m]>
leon-p: Not speaking aboit xorg
<leon-p>
let's say you are comparing a telephone with carpet. Yes, you can say "one is blue, the other red", but that does not really explain anything relevant about either.
<tbss[m]>
* Not speaking about xorg
<tbss[m]>
and if we are talking about hebrwm vs river
<tbss[m]>
?
<tbss[m]>
#herbwm:matrix.org
<leon-p>
same thing, you are comparing two completely different things: a display server to a window manager.
<NickH>
tbss[m]: I hear that people over at #sway really enjoy discussions like this...
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<NickH>
Am I too mean?
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<tiosgz`>
not sure if it was the one intended for comparison though
<ifreund>
Nice to see others using zig-wlroots :)
<ifreund>
freebsd has memfd_create
<ifreund>
since I don't know of any other unix like OSes where wayland works, looks like I don't need to use shm_open
<novakane>
what about MFD_CLOEXEC?
<ifreund>
it supports the same flags linux does I believe
<ifreund>
it also supports a flag to shm_open to achieve pretty much the same thing
<nor[m]>
Is there some guide or something about how to set up the stuff behind the scenes? I know there are a few things like environment variables and background programs etc. which can help with Applications being less confused about what Environment they're in, to make screensharing work (I've got pipewire, but what else do I need?) Currently I effectively just type "river" into tty (exept I launch a onliner script setting the Keyboard Layout and init