11:21 <Guest92> does riverwm support x11 apps via xwayland?

11:21 <plumeus> Yep

11:22 <Guest92> How do I get it to do that when starting xterm for example? it tells me DISPLAY is not set

11:22 <plumeus> I think you are to pass `-DXWayland` to the compile flag.

11:22 <plumeus> It's on the README.

11:22 <Guest92> oh. I will try to recompile then

11:23 <Guest92> Thanks for the hint

11:23 <plumeus> https://github.com/riverwm/river#building

11:23 <plumeus> Says at the bottom.

11:24 <plumeus> `-Dxwayland`

11:24 <Guest92> Right! I missed that line

11:27 <Guest92> plumeus Thanks, it works after recompiling.

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12:28 <ulfrinn> whoops

12:28 <ulfrinn> hello people

17:23 <Guest92> How to increase the font scaling (and mouse cursor size scaling) when running riverwm? Everything is too small. wdisplays can be used to increase the font scaling but its a gui application and opening it every time to set the scaling of fonts is a huge hassle.

17:29 <leon-p> Pretty sure wdisplays scaling is not font scaling.

17:30 <leon-p> You can use a program like kanshi to auto-set it.

17:32 <Guest92> I am not sure but it does indeed increase the font size. Anyway I will now try kanshi to see if it works for me.

17:33 <icp> I have `export GDK_DPI_SCALE=1.4` in my .bash_profile - I think that's related

17:33 <icp> For cursor `riverctl xcursor-theme Volantes 32` in your init

17:34 <icp> change Volantes to your cursor theme

17:50 <Guest92> @icp Thanks. I will try your suggestions.