04:07 <awesomerly> i took apart my laptop to replace a keyboard with broken keys and i put it back together and now my trackpoint is drifting :<

04:07 <awesomerly> is there a way to disable a certain input device through river

04:07 <awesomerly> or do i have to write a udev rule

08:13 <tiosgz> awesomerly: there is riverctl input <id> events disabled

08:13 <tiosgz> but if it's misbehaving at all times, maybe something system-wide will be better anyway

16:28 <Sanyu> Hello i was just wondering if it's a good idea to try and learn zig by sifting thogh the  source code of river and commenting the things that i understand

17:07 <novakane> Sanyu: it depends a bit what's your programming experience, it's a nice project to learn zig but at the same time you also need to understand Wayland if you don't already know about it

17:52 <maralorn> Hey, there what is - for scripting purposes - the easiest way to query the currently active tag?

18:24 <leon-p> maralorn: you can get the currently active tags using the river status protocol

18:33 <maralorn> leon-p: Yeah, but is there maybe a command line client I could use for that?

18:33 <leon-p> I know of none

18:33 <leon-p> it would be pretty simple to write one though

18:35 <maralorn> I would like to define a keybinding which shifts the tag mask.

18:35 <maralorn> Because most often I just want to cycle between tags one to three.

18:37 <leon-p> I see. that's probably better done in a proper wayland client and not a script

18:38 <novakane> maralorn: there is already some people that wrote things like that in the recommended software section of the wiki iirc

18:40 <maralorn> Uh, yeah.

18:40 <maralorn> https://gitlab.com/akumar-xyz/river-shifttags

18:42 <maralorn> Now I just need to package that in Nix.^^

18:42 <maralorn> thx for the input

19:40 <x4d6165> I'm having an issue where emacs uses client side definitons despite not being set to do so. Is there a way to force server side decorations?

19:41 <leon-p> x4d6165: using pure-gtk emacs? gtk uses an outdated protocol for deciding ssd vs csd that river does not implement

19:42 <leon-p> you can compile emacs from source and apply a small patch to fix that

19:44 <leon-p> basically you can add gtk_window_set_decorated(..., FALSE) in a few functions and it'll stop the client side deco

20:07 <x4d6165> oh okay! thanks!