<LemanR>
Wlroot 0.15.1 and not sure what you mean devel stuff
<LemanR>
Yes I built those
<plumeus>
"devel stuff" is for some distros that separate the headers and such from the main library packages
<LemanR>
I'll have to read about devel stuff in regards to gentoo
<uncomfyhalomacro>
LemanR: hmmm i wonder. i have a feeling you built wlroots from master but it will still say 0.15.1 because i remember a similar discussion inside `wlroots-git` and someone complained
<uncomfyhalomacro>
from the AUR
<plumeus>
Since it's source-based, I would think the source comes with the relevant include files at least...
<plumeus>
yeah, it only complains about xwayland and no other symbols provided by wlroots
<plumeus>
so it seems to be compiled without X support
<uncomfyhalomacro>
i mean wlroots is not built with xwayland enabled. sorry.
<uncomfyhalomacro>
yeah just clarifying because my previous statement may mean the zig build invocation
<LemanR>
I know I got rid of a lot of my X components when changing to a mostly Wayland system
<uncomfyhalomacro>
then remove -Dxwayland from zig build
<uncomfyhalomacro>
since u dont have X enabled lol
<plumeus>
Just to double check (as I don't know what the `~` flag is about), you did enable `x` on the local USE flags, right?
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<plumeus>
Or does `~` enable everything?
<plumeus>
err, `X`, not `x`. I have no idea if it's case-sensitive.
<LemanR>
River without it works but I think I have some programs that needed xwayland hence when I went down this rabbit whole
<plumeus>
I'm talking about how you compiled wlroots
<plumeus>
All the undefined symbols originate from wlroots, so fixing that should solve your current issue
<uncomfyhalomacro>
i guess u have to go back. reenable X stuff for backward compat for X only programs on wlroots and then build river again with -Dxwayland
<uncomfyhalomacro>
yes river without x works but without X then your X programs become whiny
<plumeus>
Is Gentoo fun? There's something I find soothing about my CPU fan going crazy building lots of projects.
<uncomfyhalomacro>
I always have that enabled rather than going full wayland. Gentoo is fun until you realize you dont need those compile times because it brings lil to no benefits except learning how to use a source based system and building stuff
<LemanR>
I'll rethink if I want to normally build zig and replace the other programs. Been a while since I even opened my computer.
<LemanR>
Been working, Amazon warehouse.... Prime week 0.0 lol
<plumeus>
I hear the Amazon warehouse is an awful place to work at. Wish you good health, if nothing else.
<uncomfyhalomacro>
same
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<LemanR>
I've learned A LOT on Gentoo. But the Amazon work is not that bad if you're a hard worker. The hours can be crazy but I get to pocket like 1000 per week
<LemanR>
So lower tier job wise not that bad at all (working on neuro Masters)
<uncomfyhalomacro>
i see. 👍️
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<plumeus>
You should give NixOS/Guix a try too, might learn a lot different things. It also has lots of pain points but still. https://nixos.org/guides/nix-pills/index.html if you care.
<LemanR>
I tried guix but on thinkpad in terrible due to the need for iwlwifi. That was year ago though I think
<plumeus>
https://gitlab.com/nonguix/nonguix is a thing now, but yeah. I should also try Gentoo or Fedora Silverblue or maybe some BSDs.
<tleydxdy[m]>
my thing with guix is it's quite difficult as a newbie to setup things the way I wanted
<tleydxdy[m]>
lots of stuff to learn right way and not really much to guide you
<tleydxdy[m]>
kinda like emacs tbh
<tleydxdy[m]>
rn I have a laptop I want to try guix on, but I wanted to set it up so it boots the kernel as a efi image directly like I have on arch
<tleydxdy[m]>
and I'm kinda stuck there
<plumeus>
I gave up on figuring out how to partition my Guix setup to my liking
<tleydxdy[m]>
yeah stuff like that
<plumeus>
I didn't try too much but it was discouraging in that regard
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<spyroboy>
just wanna say +1 to the NixOS suggestion above. NixOS is very far from a standard distribution but it will also force you to learn how Linux environments work in the first place. shatters your assumptions and forces you to see the mechanisms for what they are.
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<ghostbuster>
is there a way to make focus-follows-cursor work for focusing an output that has no windows?
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<tleydxdy[m]>
you mean it clears the focus when you move to another output?
<ghostbuster>
hypothetically how hard would this be for me to implement?
<tleydxdy[m]>
hmm, I'm still very confused as to what you mean
<tleydxdy[m]>
but it shouldn't be too hard
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<ghostbuster>
eg. i have three displays, one or more windows open on displays 1 and 2, no windows open on display 3. i want to create a new terminal on display 2, but currently display 1 is focused. i move the mouse to display 2 and it hovers whatever window - doesn't matter - i press meta + return and i get a new terminal on display 2
<ghostbuster>
however if i want to create a new terminal on display 3, i move the mouse to display 3, focus remains on display 2. pressing meta + return would not open a new terminal on display 3, as desired. i need to either click on display 3, or take my hand off the mouse and press the shortcut to send focus to display 3
<tleydxdy[m]>
I see
<tleydxdy[m]>
I wonder if the "always" option does this