<Nosrep>
i might just sit this out while it sorts itself out this can't be too rare
<waleee>
I'm continously surprised that arch uses svn for the package definitions
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<piratecaveman>
Hi, I am new and trying to set it up for a two monitor setup.
<piratecaveman>
What I want to do is use tags 1 through 9 on the first monitor and 11 through 19 on the second.
<piratecaveman>
On sway I do this by just adding another modifier 'Alt' to the workspace bindings.
<piratecaveman>
I find it difficult to do on river as there are already many modifiers bound to do things such as toggle tags.
<piratecaveman>
So I thought about mapping the numpad keys.
<piratecaveman>
I tried KP_1 KP_2 and so on ... but that does not work.
<piratecaveman>
I just made a new mode and shifted the tags from 1-9 to 11-19 for those, and it works.
<piratecaveman>
But its a bit tedious switching modes to switch to a window.
<piratecaveman>
Can we really bind numpad keys?
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<piratecaveman>
Also, is there a tool I can use to get current active mode?
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<ifreund>
Nosrep: thats an arch linux zig packaging bug I believe, you could try a static zig binary from https://ziglang.org/download
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<ifreund>
Nosrep: the arch package should be fixed as of a few minutes ago fyi
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<piratecaveman>
I was having a problem with compiling with zig on archlinux, I downgraded to using zig-static aur package which was still using 0.10.0 and it works
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<Lemanr>
hey all, can vertical window resizing be achieved? Revisiting my config to make improvements. I'm guessing there is no direct way as I am reading through the github doc
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<Lemanr>
back, sorry had to reboot real quick
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<Nosrep>
ifreund: yeah it works now, thanks
<ifreund>
no problem
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<Lemanr>
So sanity check, in riverwm, mod(window key)+Shift+ right arrow key should work right? I'm wondering if that combo is one of those hardware limited combinations
<Lemanr>
I know my script is correct though.
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<Lemanr>
or at least the way that would be written out is
<Lemanr>
specifically I have "riverctl map normal Super+Shift 0xff53 swap next" I put it in terminal and no complaints there. So seems like it's a hardware related limitation.
<ifreund>
where did 0xff53 come frome?
<ifreund>
you probably want Left or Right
<ifreund>
xkbcli interactive-wayland might be handy if you want to find out the names of keysyms
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<jokeyrhyme[m]>
When your script executes, does it have DISPLAY, etc environment variables?
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<jokeyrhyme[m]>
I noticed that river 0.2 now presents layers more like sway: notifications in front of full-screen in front of status bars in front of windows
<jokeyrhyme[m]>
With 0.1, I'd see my status bars in front of full-screen
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<novakane>
jokeyrhyme[m]: that's not something river change, that a setting you can usually change on client side, search to set the layer to overlay in your program
<ifreund>
euclio: yes, code would need to be added to actually handle popup repositioning
<ifreund>
I've been putting that off because I'd rather migrate to the wlroots scene graph API first as that will make things easier
<novakane>
ifreund: is there some drawbacks to use the scene graph API btw? I always forget to ask that
<ifreund>
novakane: we become a bit more reliant on wlroots, but I'm fine with that.
<ifreund>
It's also not possible (yet?) to do much custom rendering of any form with it (transparency or whatever)
<jokeyrhyme[m]>
<novakane> "jokeyrhyme: that's not something..." <- I didn't change any configuration for my river, status bar, or notifications
<jokeyrhyme[m]>
So, it must have been a software update in one of those things
<jokeyrhyme[m]>
I suppose it might not have been river, though 🤷
<ifreund>
for our use case of simple 2d compositing it's pretty great
<novakane>
ifreund: thanks, yeah seems to not be big drawbacks for river use case, have some kind of idea when you can/want to start woring on this?
<ifreund>
novakane: this release cycle, as soon as I find time
<novakane>
can't wait to start testing this PR :P
<novakane>
jokeyrhyme[m]: what's your bar and notif sotfware?
<jokeyrhyme[m]>
<novakane> "jokeyrhyme: what's your bar..." <- I'm using eww and wired (trying to avoid C/Cpp code when I can)
<novakane>
jokeyrhyme[m]: I don't see why river would have change this behavior but I don't have all the changelog in mind, anyway that still somthing that you should choose on the client side
<novakane>
I never use eww or wired though so I don't know if that's possible
<jokeyrhyme[m]>
It's all working just the way I want it now (just like it did before in sway)
<jokeyrhyme[m]>
I'm happy :)
<jokeyrhyme[m]>
Just pointing out something I noticed :)
<novakane>
all good then :D
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<jokeyrhyme[m]>
eww does use gtk-layer-shell, and I see a few river commits RE: layer-shell 🤷