ifreund changed the topic of #river to: river - a dynamic tiling wayland compositor || https://github.com/riverwm/river || channel logs: https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/river/
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<MortimerHoughton> I noticed an interesting behavior yesterday. Whenever I resume from swayidle, river changes the size of the main area from where it was prior to the screen output being turned off
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<leon-p> the layout generator likely stores that value per output. removing the output removes the internal representation of the output from the layout generator and as such the value
<leon-p> it's possible to keep those values around in a layout generator, but I personally wouldn't
<MortimerHoughton> strangely, it doesn't revert to the default setting I created
<MortimerHoughton> I think it is reverting instead to the defaults that come with river and rivertile
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<mvnx> I had a chance to try River on my host today (not QEMU VM guest) and have the same issue - EGL_EXT_platform_base not supported.
<mvnx> The host is NixOS, primarily 22.11 but I'm using nixos-unstable for river 0.2.4. I am using greetd and a `start-river` wrapper script that exports LIBSEAT_BACKEND="logind" among others before launching river via dbus-launch.
<ifreund> mvnx: that error means that your userland graphics drivers (mesa) don't support the required features or are missing
<ifreund> I dont know what package would be required on nixos, i've seen it split into a "mesa-dri" package before
<mvnx> Thanks - I'll have a look
<mvnx> Forgive my ignorance but is mesa used in combination with intel-media-driver et al or as a replacement?
<plumeus> for hardware.opengl.extraPackages, I have intel-media-driver and intel-compute-runtime.
<plumeus> The compute runtime shouldn't matter unless you want to mess around with OpenCL
<plumeus> this is on a 11th gen Intel CPU (I forget the gen of the GPU or how to check it quickly)
<mvnx> I believe I'm on 5th gen
<plumeus> oh
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<plumeus> Seems like Broadwell (gen 5) is the first processor to have intel-media-driver support
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<mvnx> Awesome, I got the classic #002b36 background we all know and love. Around three weeks went into reaching this milestone. I'm grateful for your your help.
<kennylevinsen> mvnx: that libseat env var is unnecessary
<mvnx> tight
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<mvnx> So now I'm trying the same thing in a QEMU VM guest but getting "DRI2: failed to create screen", a EGL_NOT_INITIALIZED error. Any idea what could lead to that?
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