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<soulseeder>
hey I was searching for a bar to pair up with river that does not require extra modules to be compiled in (as in waybar or as the ones listed in the river wiki), anyone has suggestions?
<szgy>
soulseeder: can't you installed a bar using your os package manager?
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<bwbuhse>
soulseeder: creek or levee don't fit that?
<bwbuhse>
or dam/zelbar/sandbar
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<soulseeder>
I already use waybar and want to add a couple of things but lazy to do C++
<soulseeder>
bwbuhse: levee modules have to be compiled in; creek and zelbar kinda fit the bill but hey the more options the merrier
<bwbuhse>
wrt levee yeah my bad, i read your original message as not needing dependencies
<soulseeder>
I was looking for something more elaborate than the text ones, maybe like eww, because I had enough trouble with text bars in the past under awesome
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<sewn>
despite raising my fd limit to a very large value, and its reflected in ulimit, river still uses the minimum (4096), why?
<ifreund>
because river should never really need more than ~1000 fds even if you are doing something silly
<ifreund>
and I'd like to know if there's a leak
<ifreund>
really, river seldom has more than ~100 fds open
<ifreund>
sewn: have you seen river actually reach 4096 fds in practice? or anything over a few hundred?