14:40 <icp> Is there a way I can force an app to NOT start in floating mode?

14:40 <icp> *Xwayland app

14:43 <n0r> man riverctl /float-filter-add

14:44 <n0r> I meant float-filter-remove obviously, copied the wrong one.

14:47 <icp> I tried that but still opening new windows in floating mode

14:51 <n0r> Did you use the app-id? It is wayland-apps only afaik. For Xwayland windows you need the initial window title.

14:51 <icp> yes I used the app-id I got from lswt

14:52 <icp> I will try the title pattern

14:54 <icp> Nope, no luck! It's probably the application doing something sketchy

15:18 <ifreund> i

15:18 <ifreund> icp: Yeah, we use some basic heuristics to try and float popup-like windows by default

15:19 <ifreund> however they aren't perfect, especially for X11 clients as X11 is pretty loose on how clients can behave

15:23 <icp> I see

15:23 <icp> I wish I could fully ditch X11 but mouse scroll speed in a couple apps (especially browser) makes me stick to xwayland for a while till we get imwheel (scroll speed settings per app-id) type software in wayland

16:26 <novakane> ifreund: so I was looking at the idle_notify protocl after your issue and I had a bit of time so why not make the wlroots bindings, but I come around an issue I never had

16:26 <novakane> https://paste.sr.ht/~novakane/dea0e861fd4dd9e687aca32cb23a655c3a9f7607

16:26 <novakane> not sure what's going on, is that because there is no field in the struct? or my bindings skill is rusty and I messed up?

16:44 <novakane> ah wait, I need to make this an anyopaque I think

16:52 <novakane> hmm that would make some annoying binding in that case