02:00 <leon-p> in order (hoping they read the logs): arandr is for x, so of course it won't work with river, try kanshi or wlr-randr instead; the WM protocol will allow you to implement window management schemes making use of those concepts, yes

08:39 <grm> Hi, is there a way to allow dragging views from an output to another?

08:41 <Nickli> other than shift+super+ <number> ?

09:06 <grm> welp, that is not dragging :D for example there is no way to have a view show half on one output and half on another

09:09 <LarstiQ> no, views are entirely within one output

09:11 <Nickli> never tried dragging a window with mouse (super+left mouse)

09:12 <Nickli> ...to another output

09:41 <pixavi> hello.. I thought I use a mouse wheel binding, e. g. to move among tags. but I cannot find the correct key. I tried rel_wheel, rel_wheel and others that showed in evtest but no luck so far, so I decided to ask here

09:49 <Nickli> afaik there is no go to prev/next tag built in to river so you'll have to use external script

10:26 <grm> one more, is there a way to achieve the following: be on tag 1, press keybind to switch to tag 2, then press the same keybind and go back to tag 1 (or wherever you last were)? There was an option for this in i3 that I can't remember the name :D

10:27 <pixavi> Nickli: i know! the issue is identifying is wheel up / down are valid events to bind in riverctl and how.

10:30 <grm> found the i3 setting I want to mimic: https://i3wm.org/docs/userguide.html#workspace_auto_back_and_forth

10:33 <pixavi> actually. to give more context to my research I have tested niri and found some of his concepts useful to my dale use. so I thought I may try to setup river in similar ways. maybe even using river guile or riverlua to build a custom layout generator. using mouse wheels is the first step in my assessment

10:41 <Nickli> pixavi, i assume it is mouse_wheel or something similar to what mouse button is in default config

10:42 <Nickli> havent done it myself so i cant speak from experience

11:06 <grm> looks like what I want can be achieved with flow https://github.com/stefur/flow

15:43 <bwbuhse> grm: https://git.sr.ht/~leon_plickat/river-bnf could also try this from leon-p that, I think, is exactly what you're looking for

16:14 <grm> bwbuhse: that's exactly it thanks!

16:14 <bwbuhse> np