ifreund changed the topic of #river to: river - a dynamic tiling wayland compositor || https://github.com/riverwm/river || channel logs: https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/river/
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<LarstiQ> (nr1er: with wlopm)
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<dnkl> I see text-input landed in master (and next-wlroots). Nice!
<TheAnachron> interesting, what does it do though? (sorry for this noob question)
<TheAnachron> I read https://wayland.app/protocols/input-method-unstable-v1 but that still doens't answer my question: What is this useful for?
<novakane> TheAnachron: it mostly used to insert CJK characters with a combination of keys, like if you want to write in Korean with a qwerty keyboard
<TheAnachron> ah, very nice and will allow broad usage of river in the future.
<TheAnachron> thanks for explaining it to me, novakane!
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<Guest51> Hey guys, I just installed river and I am loving it so far. What status bar are you guys using with river?
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<leon-p> Guest51: we have a page for recommended software at the wiki
<LarstiQ> personally I use waybar because it was the first thing that I tried that worked sufficiently well
<nr1cer> how can i setup swayidle with dpms off thing
<TheAnachron> I use a lemonbar like bar: https://git.sr.ht/~novakane/zelbar
<LarstiQ> nr1cer: e.g. ... timeout 600 'wlopm --off *' resume 'wlopm --on *' ...
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<nr1cer> LarstiQ: thx, also can i start my swayidle script like this in init? riverctl spawn "~/.config/river/idle.sh"
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<tealtydes> Hi all. Apologies for the green question, but is anyone aware of a way of maintaining the position of the -main-location with rivertile?
<tealtydes> I can achieve the behavior I want by manually running riverctl swap previous in the main tile, though I can not seem to automate this within my config.
<leon-p> tealtydes: can you expand on that a bit? I am not sure I understand what you want to achieve
<tealtydes> i would like for the first view opened to maintain it's position & be locked in place
<tealtydes> I more often work this way having say my editor open in the main position & would prefer to opt in having the newly opened term take the place of the main.
<tealtydes> At the moment, every time I open a new tile it takes the main position while the previous main gets moved to the end of the stack.
<leon-p> you can have new windows attach at the bottom of the stack instead
<leon-p> search for 'attach-mode' in the man page
<tealtydes> this is absolutely my intention. thank you Leon.
<tealtydes> oh wow. at the top of the config section. I'm not sure how I missed that. definetely makes more sense than swapping on every launch.
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