19:59 <adamcstephens> hello! I'm using river on my desktop with swayidle to trigger waylock, but trying to figure out how to handle powering off my display. wlopm will successfully power it off, but I can't figure out how to wake the display back up on input. swayidle examples and events seem to only provide `resume` for this, but I'm explicitly not wanting this machine to suspend as it runs other services.

19:59 <adamcstephens> any thoughts on how I can successfully wake (through wlopm?) the display on input?

20:21 <ifreund> adamcstephens: swayidle's timeout command accepts an optional second thing to run on the first input after the idle timeout

20:21 <ifreund> pretty sure that's what you want

20:23 <ifreund> hmm, but that's exactly the example used in the man page which apparently isn't working for you

20:24 <ifreund> have you tried the example from the swayidle man page using dpms off/on?

20:46 <Cornelius-Figgle> can someone share the config line they are using to screenshot under wayland? I am have issues with grim+slurp

20:47 <Cornelius-Figgle> probably largely due to sub-level bash scripting skills

20:51 <adamcstephens> ifreund: yes, this is probably exactly what i want. i was misreading the man page (and the associated home-manager options).

20:52 <ifreund> Cornelius-Figgle: I use this binding: riverctl map normal $mod P spawn 'grim -g "$(slurp)" - | wl-copy'

20:53 <Cornelius-Figgle> weird, thats pretty much what I had except without the clipboard

20:53 <Cornelius-Figgle> when I run it in the terminal it creates a file itself, but not when via riverctl