15:26 <Dustee> hi i have tried multiple layout-generators but i cannot seem to get rid of the outer border

15:27 <Dustee> if i only have one window on a monitor i want it to look indistinguishable from a full screened window

15:30 <vyivel> Dustee: https://git.sr.ht/~novakane/rivercarro?

15:30 <Dustee> tried `--outer-gap 0` with river-bsp-layout, `--outer-padding 0` on river-dwindle, `-outer-padding 0` on rivertile

15:30 <vyivel> you want what's usually called "smart gaps"

15:32 <Dustee> ok thanks for the info, it also is packaged on nixos, nice

15:33 <ifreund> has anyone else experienced anything like https://codeberg.org/river/river/issues/1067 ?

15:34 <ifreund> I'd like to tag 0.3.1 but would also like to understand what's going on there first

15:44 <Dustee> is it not possible to resize windows with the mouse? im used to that from i3,sway,hyprland but here it just disables tiling and starts resizing a floater...

15:46 <ifreund> the current layout generator protocol/architecture doesn't allow resize of a tiled layout with the mouse

15:47 <ifreund> there are plans to change that in the next generation of the protocol along with many other things

15:47 <ifreund> this involves a lot of work and is currently still in the design phase though

15:48 <Dustee> i mean i heard that app devs really dont like it because it polls the resize request way too fast or whatever, but maybe it could be done with like a 100ms rate limit or something like that.

15:50 <Dustee> ill just get used to the key map i guess

15:50 <ifreund> there's no difference from resizing a single window interactively and resizing multiple windows at once interactively from the application's point of view

15:50 <ifreund> s/from/between/

15:51 <Dustee> also i tried to get rid of window decorations with the `riverctl rule-add ssd`

15:52 <Dustee> ```

15:52 <Dustee> ❯ riverctl list-rules ssd

15:52 <Dustee> title  app-id  action

15:52 <Dustee> *      *       ssd

15:52 <Dustee> ```

15:52 <Dustee> however some apps still draw a sort of titlebar

15:53 <Dustee> zathura pdf viewer, some firefox windows, etc

15:53 <ifreund> apps are free to draw whatever they want within their window, all river can do is give them a standardized hint

15:53 <ifreund> gtk3 happens to not respect this hint, see the FAQ entry on the wiki

15:53 <ifreund> https://codeberg.org/river/wiki#how-do-i-disable-gtk-decorations-e-g-title-bar

15:56 <Dustee> ive read a bit on it, but have not yet tried to mess with gtk css or whatever, is there really no other way? i know theyre not really a role model but how do Hyprland manage it?

16:00 <ifreund> gtk3 supports a kde-specific decoration hint protocol that has been deprecated for like 7 years or something

16:01 <ifreund> I decided not to taint river by implementing that

16:02 <Dustee> ok, reasonable. just to be sure this is the gtk3 decoration? https://imgur.com/a/vdeJuBW

16:02 <Dustee> https://imgur.com/a/R9f76W8

16:03 <vyivel> might be libdecor

16:06 <ifreund> I believe both zathura and firefox use gtk3 yes

16:37 <Dustee> applying the css got rid of the decorations, cool

16:46 <Dustee> is there a layout generator that is dwindle, but splits the currently focused window, instead of using a static preset layout?

19:52 <Dustee> i am using wlrandr commands inside the init script to setup my four monitors, however when the system wakes up from sleep the fractional scaling is reset, is there a way to re-run the init script at system wakeup?

20:17 <vyivel> Dustee: you might want to check out kanshi https://git.sr.ht/~emersion/kanshi/

20:30 <tiosgz> Dustee: re layout generators, the current design is very limited: they only get the number of visible windows, which screen it is and (perhaps) the active tags

20:30 <tiosgz> they don't know which window is focused or any other such information

20:31 <tiosgz> (again, this is subject to change sometime soon-ish)

21:11 <Dustee> thanks for all the answers, im using kanshi now with wdisplays to help me with the calculations. i am very impressed with the accurate fractional scaling that river supports, havent seen it that good til now

21:11 <Dustee> good to hear that basically all the stuff im missing is planned

22:21 <The_Buhs> leon-p: with riverguile how can I mimic rivertile but have main on the right?

22:29 <leon-p> The_Buhs: I think the readme has a riverguile clone. I think it already has main on the right, since that is my preferred default, but I can't remember. Either way, modifying that example should be easy enough.

22:30 <The_Buhs> Okay cool, ty