12:02 <jacobly> so I guess I should just mask wlroots-0.17.0 for now

12:18 <jacobly> yay my computer boots again

13:23 <TheAnachron> I guess if things continue we'll have river 0.3.0 on Christmas :P

13:50 <tentaclius> Hi everyone! I'm currently trying to run River on Fedora 38 and having strange issue: after I log into the system after choosing River in GDM menu, my screen is empty with nothing but dark blue background on it. Hotkeys are not working, I can't start terminal or anything else. I don't think it is the problem with River itself, as I have very

13:50 <tentaclius> similar issue trying to run DWL, but perhaps someone has had similar experience and can suggest a solution. Apart from River I'm using DWM (on X11) and Gnome (on Wayland).

13:56 <TheAnachron> did you modify the config(s) to match to your setup?

14:00 <tentaclius> I only changed the terminal emulator, apart from that the config is the default one. My assumption was the default config should do for most cases, isn't it the case?

14:03 <tentaclius> At the beginning I mistakenly put the desktop file into /usr/share/xsessions, and as far as I remember it kind of worked, so I wonder is the problem due to the way my Wayland is configured (although it is pretty much the default set up from Fedora)

14:11 <hiillos> Hey, is there a way to query the current monitor (like, is the current active window on DP-1 or DP-2) and current window dimensions? On Hyprland I used 'hyprctl -j monitors' and 'hyprctl -j activewindow' to get that info as json in my screenshotting script to quickly take ss on current monitor/window.

15:30 <LarstiQ> hiillos: you can subscribe to output and window focus events, but that's not quite the same

16:02 <hiillos> Yeah, not quite the same. Thanks though for confirming that there isn't a way that I just somehow managed to miss. I'll probably open up an issue on github as I feel like this would be quite usefull feature for someone else too.

16:39 <LarstiQ> well, confirming. I'm just a recently started user so I might just not know :)

16:53 <hiillos> Same, but I trust that there isn't just some super obvious way to do that, which we both managed to somehow miss lol.

20:30 <tentaclius> Hi again! Can someone please tell me what am I doing wrong here:

20:30 <tentaclius> $ riverctl keyboard-layout us,by -options "grp:caps_toggle"

20:30 <tentaclius> error: too many arguments

20:31 <tentaclius> riverctl man page suggests "-options" should be valid option

20:35 <tentaclius> Oh, damn... Nevermind, I just needed to put the options before the argument