02:00 <lgflorentino> Hi

02:32 <adamcstephens> 👋

04:19 <leon-p> nice, float rules for firefox's PiP video thingy work again. They will probably break next update again, but I'll take my ten days of bliss...

07:36 <Guest77> Hi everyone, does anyone know if it is possible to achieve a centered layout (first main window spawned in the center) and then open the rest of them to the right or left?

07:37 <Guest77> (I forgot to mention using rivertile)

07:43 <novakane> Guest77: not possible with rivertile, you need an other layer generator

07:43 <novakane> I don't know which one can do that though

07:45 <Guest77> Thanks for the info! Yeah reading the man pages I thought so but never know there is any trick around. I'll have a look at kile but I have seen the wiki isn't that intuitive (at least for me)

07:50 <LarstiQ> Guest77: so first window takes entire screen, adding a second window it goes to the right and splits the screen, third window goes to the left and splits to a third and from then on the left/right lanes get divided horizontally? Or what's the logic

07:50 <novakane> Guest77: https://github.com/riverwm/river/wiki/Community-Layouts

07:59 <Guest77> LarstiQ I'm on a 21:9 monitor, I was looking for a centered main window not taking the whole screen (max window width) and then having the other spawing to either left or right. Herbleftwm is on X11 but it does what i want to do

08:00 <LarstiQ> ah, so starting in the middle third?

08:00 <LarstiQ> shouldn't be too hard to do in https://git.sr.ht/~leon_plickat/riverguile/

08:01 <Guest77> correct, having a main browser window or anything else taking the whole screen it is not that comfy I know should have taken a 21:9 if I wanted to use a wm -.-"

08:02 <Guest77> shouldn't, pardon

08:05 <Guest77> basically to explain you my workflow, I mostly run a virtualbox, browser or whatever I need in the center and cycle them. Then a terminal editor on the right and just a terminal in case I need to do something quick. Thanks a lot guys, I check and see if there is anything I can do with what you have suggested

08:14 <dagle> It's not very hard to implement imo.

09:01 <Guest77> I'm not a dev unfortunately, I'm scripting a lot to automate some stuff for me at work but I don't know if I'm able to make a "good" code for a possible layout myself. Now I'll try to use any of the layout generator suggested in the mean time I can see if there is something I can came up with. But I do really like riverwm which is going to be my

09:01 <Guest77> main drive on my laptop

11:55 <ifreund> codeberg migration is underway \o/

12:21 <novakane> finally \o/

12:42 <ifreund> https://0x0.st/XrUC.png

12:42 <ifreund> classic github

13:23 <LarstiQ> how are you doing the migration? I remember a tool we used had mitigations for the rate limiting

13:32 <ifreund> LarstiQ: using codeberg's builtin migration tool

13:42 <LarstiQ> ah, seems that needs some work then

13:57 <ifreund> yeah, it feels a little janky

13:58 <ifreund> it made progress when I restarted it but failed on some error when migrating the releases

13:58 <ifreund> currently retrying from scratch without migrating the releases, I can do those by hand without too much pain

15:40 <ifreund> looks like it worked this time :)

15:42 <ifreund> https://codeberg.org/river/river

15:46 <novakane> 🎉

15:47 <novakane> so I can officially change my upstream remote ?

15:51 <ifreund> yep, everything should be done except the wiki and releases

15:51 <ifreund> I'll get to those later today or tomorrow

15:52 <novakane> nice!

15:52 <tiosgz> oh yay, congrats on getting it to work :)

15:53 <tiosgz> also good timing, as i've just got a new patch (wanna look around fcitx first before submitting though)

15:55 <novakane> tiosgz: finally no more lonely PRs for you :P