<NikhilSingh[m]1>
ig till river impletments some way to get window information this is not possible the way i want it to go
<NikhilSingh[m]1>
is there any way i can determine that any application is capturing screen? in bash?
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<Abdullah>
How do you start river guys? I have been using it with systemd but other programs aren't then running
<NikhilSingh[m]1>
i will suggest not to use systemd.
<NikhilSingh[m]1>
you can run river from tty by just typing the command `river`
<NikhilSingh[m]1>
or if u want it to auto start on login you can use ly (works good for me ) it checks the entry from /usr/share/wayland-sesisons/
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<Shinyzenith[m]>
Don't need a display manager for that, your .profile ans Getty settings are enough
<Shinyzenith[m]>
And*
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<Abdullah>
Shinyzenith[m]: Cool. That's in my mind. I just ported my dots to home manager so was trying that.
<Abdullah>
will look into it further once satisfied with my waybar :)
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<Shinyzenith[m]>
Abdullah: cool, have fun and enjoy river
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<Pound_Hash>
Hello good people. I want to run river with two configurations, one with a light colorscheme and another with a dark.
<Pound_Hash>
Can I do this by running `river -c <path_to_init1>` and `river -c <path_to_init2>`?
<Pound_Hash>
I was thinking of making a script that will run `init_file_1` during the day, and `init_file_2` in the evening.
<Pound_Hash>
Or should I put everything in one init file and use conditional statements within that file to effect the color changes?
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<Shinyzenith[m]>
Don't think it'll matter much, either approach should work fine
<Shinyzenith[m]>
You can also try having 1 river config and different color configs for waybar and other stuff and then make a softlink to the colorscheme you want
<Shinyzenith[m]>
Kind of how leftwm does it
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<Pound_Hash>
I wasn't quite sure what `sh -c` would do differently, if anything
<Pound_Hash>
I thought that was for only running one command
<Pound_Hash>
Not a whole init file...
<Pound_Hash>
The soft linking is a good idea, thanks
<Pound_Hash>
Well, I found the documentation for `-c`. It was easier to find for bash than zsh.