12:52 <lordmzte> My laptop has an "airplane mode" key, and when I press it, it does what you'd expect and disables WiFi using NetworkManager. The strange thing is that I definitely don't set a mapping for that key anywhere under river. Why and where is this key handled? Is this something built into river? Does `nm-applet` somehow have a global hotkey here? could it

12:52 <lordmzte> be handled "below" river somehow?

13:07 <ifreund> sounds like a hardware switch

13:08 <ifreund> i.e. it physically disables your network hardware, not even the kernel could stop it from doing so

13:08 <ifreund> I could be wrong of course, I don't know what laptop you have

13:14 <larstiq_> either that or integrated with rfkill. Either way usually way below river

13:16 <lordmzte> It's not. The key can only turn network off, not on again. I can only turn it on the usual way. The laptop is a framework 16, and the key is just a button on the QMK-based keyboard input module.

13:17 <lordmzte> So I guess it must be part of rfkill then? seems like a strange choice to me.

13:18 <lordmzte> And if I want to use the key differently (which I would like to do because I need airplane mode so rarely that a dedicated key seems like nonsense to me), is there some way to disable that? (I could theoretically also flash a custom firmware to the keyboard to remap it in hardware, but that seems annoying)

13:53 <lukson13> Hello, I have a question about callibration matrix, is there any command (riverctl) to set it or are there any plans to implement something like this?

13:56 <ifreund> lukson13: cant that be configured using udev?

13:57 <ifreund> https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Libinput#Via_Udev_Rule

14:01 <lukson13> it totally can, but i find it kind of annoying and it requires to reload udev rules when changing setups. I thought that abillity to change it using riverctl would be useful.

14:03 <lukson13> but i get that it is not priority

14:03 <lordmzte> I mean, it's probably already implemented in wlr, so why not provide an interface to that?

14:05 <lukson13> swaywm have something like that, there is some config option I thing, so there should be wlr implementation

14:08 <ifreund> wlroots has nothing to do with libinput device configuration

14:09 <lukson13> so its communication directly using libinput, like setting a mouse and keyboard?

14:11 <lordmzte> oh yea my bad, s/wlr/libinput/

14:35 <lukson13> ok thank you