01:00 <ghostbuster> is there a way to send a window to another output but have it go to whatever tag is focused?

01:01 <ghostbuster> eg. if i have windows assigned to most tags on my primary output and want to start offloading some to my secondary, i would like to send a window from tag 6 on my primary output to tag 1 on my secondary output, not tag 6 on secondary output

01:56 <tubby> Hi! Installing river on Alpine Linux following the guide on the wiki here, https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/River. However, the directory it specifies to copy the example init from seems to have been changed since this article was written(?). Anyone have any idea what the proper directory would be?

02:06 <Nosrep> tubby: find / -name init 2> /dev/null?

02:07 <Nosrep> mine is at /usr/share/river/example/init

10:15 <NickH> ghostbuster: that's an often requested feature (and one that I would very much like). Not currently possible as far as I know.

16:06 <LemanR> has anyone got the -xwayland flag to work on fedora? I got this error I am not familiar with

16:07 <LemanR> when trying to run:

16:07 <LemanR> zig build -Drelease-safe -Dxwayland --prefix /home/ryanl/river install

16:10 <LemanR> think I found suspect. Anyway first error I see sayso "./river/c.zig:17:20: error: C import faild

16:10 <LemanR> pub usingnamespace @cImport({

16:14 <LemanR> was missing libevdev-devel. Think I got it to build on fedora

16:21 <LemanR> yup, should work. Going to try to get rid of fedoras display manager because I hate it lol

16:21 <LemanR> bye all and thanks again for the awesome WM

19:05 <chipps> Hello folks, I'm trying to map the button 9 of my trackball as the scroll button. riverctl has a `scroll-button` option, but I don't know what to put in that option. If I just go `riverctl input "..." scroll-button 9` it says `wrong button`. Where can I look up the linux event codes for button 9?

19:08 <ifreund> chipps: it wants a name frome /usr/include/linux/input-event-codes.h

19:08 <ifreund> BTN_9 is probably what you want

19:11 <chipps> ifreund: BTN_9 isn't working. How do I see what button I'm pressing?

19:12 <ifreund> chipps: `libinput debug-events` should do it

19:13 <chipps> ifreund: thanks!! it was BTN_EXTRA

19:13 <ifreund> no problem!