00:58 <gbrlsnchs> today I was thinking about another cool thing we could do with a WM client, which is enforcing a software that was just spawned to actually open in wherever tag it was invoked in... it always bothers me that whenever I open a game on Steam, I have to wait for it to open before I can do anything else in other tags, otherwise the game will pop up in whichever tag I'm on

00:58 <gbrlsnchs> not a big deal, but it will make it a lot more convenient

01:13 <leon-p> that depends on whether the client that shows the window supports xdg-activation. because a PID<->window mapping isn't really possible

01:45 <gbrlsnchs> hmm I see what you're saying... it's the program that will spawn new windows, not the WM client, so it's out of its control, unless it gets notified via the protocol you mentioned

06:42 <Guest66> fairly new to wayland, chose river because it seemed lightweight and configurable, similar to bspwm. after a couple of months, i have two questions:

06:42 <Guest66> 1. is there a way to set "rules" for certain windows based on title/class? i use qutebrowser and under x11+bspwm, i was able to set my "filepicker" to a floating alacritty window that was centered on the screen. how would i accomplish this with river?

06:42 <Guest66> 2. is there a way to set a global "dark mode"? everything i see talks about using gsettings for gnome or

14:21 <NemoGuest48> Hi i just wanted to say that river is awesome, thank you ifreund and everyone :)

14:29 <ifreund> :)

14:30 <Franciman> yes, thank you!