12:50 <GatanLepage[m]> > <@rz_mj:freiburg.social> Yes, the tiling is very different. Tiling in bspwm is similar to sway and i3. There are large differences between those and bspwm, but from a river users perspective, they are similar by having a tree of containers aka nodes.

12:50 <GatanLepage[m]> > Tiling in river is more similar to awesomewm, dwm etc. where the layout is predefined for all windows. The windows are arranged by their position in a list, not by their position in a tree.

12:50 <GatanLepage[m]> So, coming from bspwm, there is no real 1:1 equivalent in Wayland ?

12:50 <GatanLepage[m]> It would make more sense to use sway ?

12:57 <RZ_MJ[m]> If you want to reproduce the tiling of bspwm with wayland, the closest I know is sway combined with this: https://github.com/nwg-piotr/autotiling

12:57 <RZ_MJ[m]> It is not 1:1 equivalent either and will be configured differently than bspwm+sxhkd obviously, but once it is configured, this will probably achieve the most similar result.

12:57 <RZ_MJ[m]> Of course, I might be unaware of another option.

23:47 <Kari> Hi guys

23:48 <Kari> Is there a way I can set windows to open on certain tags every time?

23:49 <Kari> Also, is there an easy way to get a window's app id?