03:31 <NikhilSingh[m]1> ifreund wrapper script sourcing the path variable should do the job?

03:35 <NikhilSingh[m]1> nvm. i am using ly and it is running river after sourcing wsetup.sh

10:19 <klim> is it possible to query, eg. list views, list outputs, get current output etc?

10:41 <ifreund> klim: lswt can list open "views" https://git.sr.ht/~leon_plickat/lswt

10:41 <ifreund> wlr-randr can list outputs

11:25 <klim> ifreund: thanks :)

13:00 <Shinyzenith[m]> Hi ifreund

13:00 <Shinyzenith[m]> I recently started writing a compositor and I copied the scdoc step from rivers build.zig into a separate file scdoc.zig and appended it with the GPLV3 license header of river

13:00 <Shinyzenith[m]> I hope that's alright? (my project is licensed under BSD-2 simplified)

13:14 <ifreund> I wouldn't consider that small snippet of the build script copyrightable tbh

13:15 <ifreund> do note that you can't include GPLv3 code in a BSD licensed project though in general

13:16 <ifreund> if it makes you feel better, you can copy from waylock's build.zig instead

13:16 <Shinyzenith[m]> Got it, thanks

13:22 <tleydxdy[m]> I mean you can, it just makes the project gpl, xp

17:44 <gldk> Hi, is there a way to set custom resolution through river(ctl)? I know it can be done through wlr-randr but for some reason it stopped working when i installed Linux on hardware, after some testing it in VM (then it was working lol). Changing mode to any of listed ones just turns my screen black for a second and then I am back at tty1 as if river

17:44 <gldk> crashed. It was tedious to do it everytime i log in anyway, was wondering if it could be done in config file. It bothers me that prefered mode in my case is 1920x1080@60 when my monitor supports higher refresh rates :p

18:49 <tleydxdy[m]> have you tried to set it to something lower than 1920x1080@60? do it also fail?

18:53 <gldk> Yeah, any `wlr-randr --output --mode`  crashes wm for me

18:55 <tleydxdy[m]> hmm

23:00 <Pound_Hash> Hi. When I start river from the console, I see a couple messages flash on the screen before the graphical environment loads. How can I capture and read these messages?

23:01 <tleydxdy[m]> pipe them into a file I guess

23:01 <Pound_Hash> Okay

23:01 <Pound_Hash> Thanks

23:28 <Pound_Hash> In the logs, I see it suggested to load environment variables in a wrapper script that in turn runs river.

23:29 <Pound_Hash> But can't I just `export variable=value` in river's init?

23:29 <Pound_Hash> Is the purpose of a wrapper script to help keep things neat?

23:39 <leon-p> the init is executed by river and therefore will inherit rivers environment, not the other way around. So no, exporting env vars in the init won't work.

23:47 <Pound_Hash> Okay, thanks