11:29 <Thrp> is it possible to move a view to a tag and also go there at the same time?

11:32 <Franciman> i think so, you should map to a custom action execution

11:32 <Franciman> that does the two things

11:32 <Franciman> you could* sorry

11:32 <Franciman> i don't know if there is an easier way

11:33 <Nickli> bash script with rivertcl move view and then focus tag

11:34 <Franciman> does anybody use riverguile?

11:41 <LarstiQ> Franciman: yes

11:46 <Franciman> LarstiQ: do you have a public config?

12:00 <LarstiQ> I don't

14:17 <The_Buhs> Franciman https://codeberg.org/bwbuhse/dotfiles/src/branch/main/river/.config/river/init-guile here's mine

14:18 <The_Buhs> also leon-p's is https://git.sr.ht/~leon_plickat/river-config/tree/master/item/river/init, they're the one who made riverguile

14:29 <leon-p> Franciman: note that riverguile doesn't work with guile 3.0.10; There likely won't be a fix since riverguile always was more of a prototype and I have started working on the "proper" project

14:36 <Franciman> hi, thanks leon-p, The_Buhs and LarstiQ

14:37 <Franciman> leon-p: what's the proper project?

15:16 <leon-p> Franciman: a library to simplify writing a WM for river, with bindings for guile scheme

15:17 <Franciman> oh even cooler!

15:18 <leon-p> will depend on #1100; The scheme/C barrier is in a better place and it will also support bindings for other languages (although those I won't write myself)

15:19 <leon-p> if I understand the guile threading model correctly ("fibers") you should then even be able to attach a REPL to a running WM process, which I think will be nice :)

15:20 <leon-p> It will of course still be somewhat opinionated, but window management at least will be up to the program using the library

21:31 <szgy> leon-p: so if I want to create a wm on top of river using, e.g. Lua, the I could create lua bindings for that? Or one would need the lua bindings to wayland (like wau https://github.com/Nooo37/wau) and implement the concrete protocol through there?

23:08 <leon-p> szgy: if lua can use C libraries, it should be possible