13:20 <leon-p> xlsclients also works, but sometimes misses some

16:50 <SolitudeAlma> Does anyone know how to open a specific application in a specific tab and have only one instance, similar to hypr and dwm? Or does it need to be implemented according to the protocol?

16:54 <leon-p> SolitudeAlma: so you want some windows to auto-move to certain tags and in addition have run-or-raise like functionality? That is not cleanly possible right now

16:54 <leon-p> however you could script it somewhat

16:55 <leon-p> pgrep is your friend

17:10 <SolitudeAlma> It seems that there is no built-in function. Is there a simple tutorial for the protocol?

17:11 <leon-p> no

17:11 <leon-p> however the protocol won't help you acheive your goal

17:11 <leon-p> the necessary information is not exposed and the required requests ignored

17:12 <leon-p> your best bet is to wait for #1100 and write a hacky script has a workaround in the meantime

17:15 <SolitudeAlma> I saw in the issue that it seems that this function can be implemented by judging whether a tag has a window through the official protocol.

17:16 <leon-p> then you saw something wrong

17:18 <SolitudeAlma> Oh no, how long will it take? I think this is a good feature. The rule can only ensure that I open the app with the specified tag, but it does not guarantee how many instances there are.

17:19 <leon-p> there are no time estimates. it takes as long as it takes

17:20 <leon-p> as I said above, you can use soemthing like pgrep to create a script as a workaround in the meantime

17:21 <SolitudeAlma> ok, I try to implement it

17:37 <SolitudeAlma> Has anyone tried running waydroid? It goes beyond the screen.

17:37 <SolitudeAlma> I can't send the screenshot because the bottom button to return to the main interface is beyond the screen. I dragged it to make it a floating window to see it, but then the top part went under the waybar. In theory, the river window can only be moved in a limited area, you can't even move it to the bar part