03:35 <opal> well thanks for the help but "i feel unwelcome here"

03:35 <opal> blow on it, dicksucker

03:36 <waleee> ... lol that person (or at least the same nick) had a beef in #bspwm about a year ago

04:02 <leon-p> if you could see the DMs I have just received ...

04:08 <leon-p> they were bragging about supposedly having send drew death threats, among many other nice things that justify a ban...

11:46 <TheAnachron> ifreund I enjoy the recent commits. keep it up!

11:47 <TheAnachron> the ability to declare views fullscreen on launch will surely become handy, I already know a few applications which will receive such a rule.

12:46 <TheAnachron> one problem that I still have is bad mouse constraints on my Qemu Window

12:46 <TheAnachron> should I open an issue about it? or is it tracked already?

12:47 <TheAnachron> I am talking about: Move the mouse into the window, move around in the window and get stuck at some point not being able to reach the other side.

13:00 <ifreund> TheAnachron: I don't think there's an open issue for that, please do open one

13:00 <ifreund> ideally also with qemu commands I can copy paste to reproduce it

13:09 <TheAnachron> I've opened an issue an attached a video, I hope that makes things more clear

13:13 <TheAnachron> ifreund let me know if there is something else I can give to you to narrow this issue down

13:15 <ifreund> hmm, video doesn't work for me: https://0x0.st/Htxa.png

13:16 <ifreund> I also don't have a windows 11 qemu instance laying around...

13:16 <TheAnachron> try to play it via mpv. https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/589800/281412138-5f17461c-6a0c-4189-b618-f8aef29a8159.mp4

13:16 <ifreund> mpv works xD

13:17 <TheAnachron> I also see the same issue. it seems to be firefox/github specific.

13:17 <TheAnachron> maybe firefox does nto support yuv444p? I haven't bothered to check for that yet.

13:19 <TheAnachron> oh it seems like Firefox will most probably never support yuv444p: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=YUV444 TIL

13:20 <ifreund> anyhow, it's kinda hard to tell from the video exactly what is going wrong.

13:22 <TheAnachron> how should I make such a video so that it's easier to debug? I have no problem re-recording it

13:24 <ifreund> from a quick look, it seems that qemu uses gtk3 on wayland, which does not appear to do anything with the pointer-constraints protocol, so I'm not sure exactly what river could possibly do differently here

13:25 <ifreund> I suspect that there may be some qemu configuration options regarding pointer behavior. I rarely use qemu and have never run windows under it so I don't really know

13:26 <ifreund> If there's something to be fixed on river's side I would ideally be able to reproduce it myself with a very minimal qemu setup using a simple linux or bsd image

13:30 <ifreund> TheAnachron: one thing you might try is running qemu under Xwayland, perhaps that version constrains the pointer to the window

13:32 <ifreund> apparently there may also be an SDL frontend option

14:10 <TheAnachron> yeah I am running the SDL frontend which has its own quirks, but I think I rather use that one than having to deal with the cursor issues.

14:16 <TheAnachron> Closing the issue for now. I destroyed my VM in the progress, it runs "Automatic Windows Repair" now. Seems like I accidentally closed the Window before it was finished shutting down, oops.

14:16 <leon-p> that inline else in that rules cleanup commit is exactly why I like zig

15:05 <ifreund> leon-p: hah, I was trying do decide if that was too clever or not :D

15:40 <jacobly> yay https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/changelog/#id1

16:07 <ifreund> yeah, it was nice to see that he fixed it so quickly after I reported it :)

21:20 <vimproved> does river have any tests?

21:21 <leon-p> what do you mean by "tests"?

21:23 <vimproved> like unit tests

21:27 <leon-p> grep -rn test river/ shows there is at least one

21:28 <vimproved> yeah it seems like it but i can't get it to work

21:28 <leon-p> although wayland compositors are not exactly easy to write tests for. everything is connected to everything else, so you don't have neatly self-contained modules you can write tests for. You'd have to mock large parts of the codebase for good tests.

21:28 <leon-p> zig build test, seems to work for me

21:29 <vimproved> ohhh zig build test

21:29 <vimproved> i was using `zig test river/test_main.zig`

21:59 <ifreund> vimproved: river barely has any tests, wayland compositors aren't very unit-testable sadly

21:59 <ifreund> integration tests would be nice to have, but would be a ton of work to set up and maintain

22:54 <vimproved> gotcha

22:54 <vimproved> i'll just disable tests for my ebuild