11:29 <WeirdPenguin> Hi! Couldn't find it in the docs so wondering if this is possible. I want to navigate between tags by cycling, meaning going to the next or previous one. Is this possible with riverctl? By the way, I also want to navigate through empty tags, so if I set 10 tags, it should return to 1 after 10.

11:31 <novakane> WeirdPenguin: look in the recommended software page in the wiki there some tools that can do that

11:32 <WeirdPenguin> Thank you so much! Kinda embarrassed that I missed it though but thanks.

11:33 <WeirdPenguin> have a great day!

11:34 <novakane> np

13:53 <jetpackjackson> im trying to set up a keybind for making a screenshot with grim that saves the file with current date and time, but it seems to be pulling the same time from when river was started, so it overwrites screenshots. not sure how to make it pull the actual time

13:54 <jetpackjackson> `riverctl map normal Super P spawn "grim ~/pics/screenshots/primary_$(date +'%Y%m%d%H%M%S').png && notify-send 'screenshot taken'"` this is my keybind

13:55 <jetpackjackson> i looked through the chat logs but didnt find anything that does what i want (ie dont use slurp because i dont want to select first, etc)

13:57 <TheAnachron> replace "" with ''

13:57 <TheAnachron> the config file is just a shell script

13:58 <TheAnachron> and in shell variables inside "" will get evaluated when passed

14:01 <jetpackjackson> if i replace the " with ' wont that make the date string not be evaluated?

14:03 <jetpackjackson> just tested, single quotes doesnt take a screenshot at all

14:09 <TheAnachron> easiest would be to write a shell script and just pass that to river to be executed

14:21 <jetpackjackson> alright that works

14:21 <jetpackjackson> thank you

14:21 <jetpackjackson> its been bugging me ever since i noticed it lmao

14:29 <gbrlsnchs> yeah, you're evaluating the date within the init script

14:30 <gbrlsnchs> I have my print commands in shell scripts as well, it's easier to manage

14:53 <FedX> Hey, I have been messing with River a little, and I am struggling to figure out how to adjust display settings. Namely, I like running my 165Hz display at 60Hz to save battery.

14:55 <The_Buhs> FedX wlr-randr is probably what you want

15:00 <FedX> That did the trick! Thanks!

15:00 <FedX> Out of curiosity, would there be any benefit to implementing that in riverctl?

15:01 <leon-p> no

15:01 <FedX> Ok.