14:29 <leon-p> hmm... firefox with active video playback on a non-active tag kinda kills our performance on all outputs, there is obverseable micros-stutter in cursor movement. If the tag is activated and the view shown, everything is fluid again.

16:11 <novakane> leon-p: I don't seem to have this problem, I can't see any stutter

16:21 <lordmzte> absolute WL beginner here, how would i get the amount of monitors used in the current river session in zig?

16:22 <lordmzte> i assume zig-wayland can help with that?

17:03 <novakane> lordmzte: I don't think there is something to get the number of output, I would probably use the length of the list you use to store output struct

17:03 <lordmzte> output struct? :D

17:04 <novakane> or just a variable that update the number when there is a new wl_output event if you don't need everything else

17:05 <novakane> lordmzte: here in rivertile you can see what happen on new output https://github.com/riverwm/river/blob/master/rivertile/main.zig#L390

17:06 <novakane> it is store in a std.TailQueue(Output), so you could just use the length that what I'm talking about

17:08 <novakane> you'll need some basic understanding on how Wayland events/request works though

20:13 <novakane> ifreund: about waylock, didn't knnow about mlock that's nice, per the man page it says that you should not use fork() after it, isn't that what you do?

20:14 <novakane> I could have miss something though

20:16 <leon-p> interestingly the fork thing is only mentioned in mlock.2, not mlock.3p. I wonder if this is a linux limitation or an oversight in the POSIX manual

20:21 <novakane> oh, right, haven't check the posix man page, good question

21:04 <ifreund> POSIX may leave it undefined or unclear

21:05 <ifreund> anyhow yeah I should definitely change the code to only call mlock after fork, good catch novakane

21:06 <ifreund> FreeBSD has the same behavior as Linux at a glance

21:12 <novakane> np, it's probably better to change it yeah, better safe than sorry

21:52 <mx08> leon-p: did you get my PM?