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<n8r> ANyone having trouble with the border being drawn around Firefox windows after most recent Firefox update on Arch Linux?
<NickH> Sounds like you are ;-)
<NickH> Have you tried switching between csd and ssd?
<NickH> And what version of river?
<n8r> 0.3.0
<n8r> what rules do you use for your firefox? I currently don't have any applied. I will look into the ssd vs csd.
<NickH> I use ssd for mot things including firefox
<NickH> s/mot/most
<NickH> riverctl rule-add ssd
<NickH> The add some csd exceptions
<n8r> ssd fixed Firefox. Thank you
<NickH> No problem
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<anna41> hi, I have compiled wlroots 0.17.2 and river 0.3 on Ubuntu 24.04. Now when I try to start river I get this: ./river: symbol lookup error: ./river: undefined symbol: wlr_scene_subsurface_tree_set_clip. What's the problem and how can it be solved?
<novakane> iirc that was introduced in wlroots 0.17 so you're probably using an outdated version for some reasons
<novakane> maybe you have two versions conflicting on your system
<anna41> yea, I think it's a conflict because I have hyprland on my system as well. However, turns out, there is no libwlroots.so.12 in /usr/lib, so I did sudo ln -s /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libwlroots.so.12 /usr/lib/libwlroots.so.12. But the result is still the same thing
<anna41> I mean, now it's that libwlroots.so.12 cannot be found
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<leon-p> make sure your loadpaths are set to include where you put the libraries
<leon-p> (am on phone right now, so unfortunately can't tel you the name of those env vars)
<ifreund> (they left)
<ifreund> in other news, I think I've pretty much figured out how I want to do rendering for the window management protocol: https://codeberg.org/river/river/src/branch/rwm/protocol/river-window-management-v1.xml
<ifreund> input stuff is all todo, and there's plenty of minor missing bits like app-id/title/fullscreen/maximize/whatnot
<novakane> cool, can't wait to write client with this :D
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<FireFly> oh neat
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<The_Buhs> Is the wm protocol essentially going to make river into just the server, and then you have a totally separate wm like on X?
<ifreund> yes, but quite different in the details compared to how window management works on X
<ifreund> and frame perfect, unlike X
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<The_Buhs> Yeah, I figured it'd be pretty different, just meant the ultra super duper broad view lol
<The_Buhs> In that the compositor (and server) and wm will be different, I guess
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<Guest42> Hi Guys. If there is anyone using FreeBSD here I have two questions:
<Guest42> 1. I just got a new mini PC by Geekom (Specs: https://www.geekompc.com/geekom-mini-it12-mini-pc/). After installing drm-kmod, I had to change the kernel module list to load the more generic drm driver instead of i915kms for my integrated Intel graphics card. The latter would cause my boot screen to freeze on "Loading kernel modules part". My
<Guest42> understanding is that one should always prefer i915kms as it is more optimized and supports more features. What I think is happening from looking online is that my GPU is not yet supported. I hope that gets changed with the 14.1 release that we can expect in June I believe. The issue is that river won't start now and I do NOT get any errors. Mind
<Guest42> you, I ran it before on FreeBSD and Void on different hardware, so I know how to set up everything else that is needed. Is there any way to solve this? Or do I need to wait until my hardware can work with i915kms kernel module so that river will start properly? See the attached picture.
<Guest42> 2. Any clue when I can expect version 3 to be packaged on FreeBSD. I think even the latest repo is on 2.6? I know that I can always build via ports --- I am just wondering when it will officially be packaged as a binary?
<Guest42> Attachment (screenshot): https://ibb.co/sW2ZPtV
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<leon-p> nice seeing the wm protocol. I'll take a deeper look when I get back home
<Guest42> leon-p thank you
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<ifreund> Guest42: according to this 0/3.
<ifreund> 0.3.0 is already packaged https://www.freshports.org/x11-wm/river
<ifreund> I dont know anything about the graphics drivers situation on FreeBSD though unfortunately
<ifreund> #freebsd would probably be of more help there
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<Guest42> ifreund thanks. Yes, I saw the port I was wondering about the binary package. https://ibb.co/6NbQyzq
<Guest42> Okay, I will try that channel in case I do not get a response here.
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