02:11 <leon-p> ifreund: I remember you wanting a watch mode for lswt, well it exists now: lswt -w

02:11 <leon-p> and yes, firefox indeed does horrific things to the title of the dev tools pop-up window

02:12 <leon-p> (that was what spawned this idea IIRC, wasn't it?)

02:25 <switchy> is there a way of debugging spawn keybindings? I have mapped XF86MonBrightnessUp (resp. Down) to: spawn 'brightnessctl set +5%' -- that brightnessctl command works in a terminal, but it doesn't as a keybinding. I couldn't see any info with debug log level enabled that'd help

02:26 <switchy> actually maybe my keyboard is eating that keycode somehow...

02:59 <NickH> Try binding so other action to it and see if that also fails.

03:00 <NickH> Do you see the keypresses in wev?

03:17 <switchy> yeah, nothing in wev -- it's a firmware/driver bug on the framework laptops I think

03:17 <switchy> the ambient light sensor disables those keys because it registers with a different driver that disables libinput on the same hid endpoint. problem solved, thanks! :)

03:20 <NickH> Were you able to enable those keys?

03:21 <switchy> I actually just bound to the F-key that's shared with them, I *can* enable those keys by blacklisting the hid_sensor_hub module, but then I'd lose the ambient light sensor which I wanted to play with

03:36 <NickH> ok

08:05 <novakane> ifreund: it seems for #843 that removing this line https://github.com/riverwm/river/blob/master/river/Cursor.zig#L358 fix it. Not sure about the why, any idea?

08:54 <plumeus> I just tried building River on Guix but CImport of all things is failing, idk how that's even possible

08:55 <plumeus> previously, I've had issues like Guix not having up-to-date wlroots versions

08:56 <plumeus> Or maybe it's some issue with Zig and glibc 2.35

08:57 <ifreund> plumeus: what's the error message?

08:58 <ifreund> novakane: haven't had a chance to look into that one in depth yet, could be a client bug...

08:58 <ifreund> feel free to drop a comment on the issue though, that definitely gives me a place to start looking

09:09 <novakane> yeah could be, it seems that applyPending() wasn't part of leaveMode() before so wasn't sure if it was intentional or not

09:10 <novakane> now it doesn't log the leave down mode before doing the stuff for selection

09:11 <novakane> anyway since I'm not sure if that would be a proper fix I'll add this comment to the issue

09:26 <ifreund> It was intentional that I added that in the commit that added it, I could have broken something by accident though

09:34 <novakane> alright, only thing I could find for now

09:39 <Guest92> Hi! Is it possible to get the name of the currently focused view? I read `man riverctl` but didn't find anything...

09:57 <switchy> Guest92: I guess you could use ristate? I think the name is only available through the protocol, not riverctl

09:58 <Guest92> Thank you, I didn't know about ristate