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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<NickH> sche
<NickH> scherso: sounds like you want send-to-output with the -current-tags option
<scherso> so like `riverctl --current-tags ...` or `riverctl map normal Super+Shift W send-to-output --current-tags`
<NickH> riverctl map normal Super+Shift W send-to-output -current-tags
<scherso> thanks
<NickH> *not* --cureent-tags
<NickH> *not* --current-tags
<scherso> oh, my bad
<scherso> that doesn't seem to do anything actually, I'll try to figure something out on my own
<NickH> Full command should be something like: riverctl map normal Super+Shift w send-to-output -current-tags next
<scherso> i may or may not have restarted my config
<scherso> sorry !
<scherso> I just forgot to restart my config
<scherso> works now, thank you so much
<scherso> now that I'm at it, Is there a way to make both monitors use the same workspaces/tags,
<scherso> On xmonad, when my second monitor was in workspace 2, and my first monitor was in 1, if my focused monitor was one, and I switched to workspace two, they would basically swap, making the windows switch from one screen to the other
<scherso> Very useful functionality in my opinion
<NickH> To always have the same set of tags on all connected outputs?
<scherso> Yeah
<NickH> I don't know: not something that I'd be interested in
<scherso> It sounds bad at first, but it is really useful to send something to another workspace, then focus to my second, then switch to that workspace
<scherso> xmonad is a really interesting window manager, it's so sad that it isn't moving to wayland any time soon
<NickH> I'm familliar with the workflow: it's how most WMs work.
<NickH> I used xmonad: ditched it for awesome about 10 years ago
<scherso> That and, is there a way to be able to move my windows outside of the borders of one monitor? If you don't have the answer, don't go looking for me, I'll look myself
<NickH> Actually, probably much earlier than that. xmonad came out in early 2007 and awesome later in the year. So I probably started using awesome some time in 2008
<NickH> IIRC windows can't be only partially on a display
<scherso> I'm very familiar with haskell at this point, so I never bothered to switch because it felt so easy to fix all my problems
<scherso> Ah, I see about the window on a display, not my biggest concern, I'll use my keyboard like intended
<scherso> has anyone ever worked with grim or tried screenshotting? There's ways on sway to screenshot focused windows and such, I'm wondering if there's any ways to do that on river
<scherso> Fore example, have a command screenshot the current focused display, is there any way to get that information from river and have it print in a terminal, if so I could just append that output to grim to make my screenshot selection work
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<NickH> No, whole display or manually selected area with something like slurp
<NickH> My screenshot function is at https://0x0.st/H4j4.txt
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<scherso> I see, I'll look into somehow getting the current focused display
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<LarstiQ> PACKAGING.md has some instructions on cross-compiling river, has anyone tried that? I'm wondering if I should try mounting the sysroot over sshfs or have to painstakingly build all the dependencies first
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<ifreund> LarstiQ: I have cross compiled river using void's xbps-src toolchain
<ifreund> it would indeed be a lot more annoying without distro tooling
<ifreund> I'd definitely try mounting the sysroot over sshfs first
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