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00:12:15 <heck-to-the-gnom> yeah! Pretty snazzy
00:12:31 <heck-to-the-gnom> I think that it could do with a dark mode, idk, might just be me
00:13:49 <heck-to-the-gnom> (or moreover, I hate light themes, but I have an extension for that, so it's no big deal)
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02:31:11 <coldpress> How do you deal with switching from light-theme apps to dark-theme apps? Sudden change is harsh on the eyes, no?
02:52:18 <Irishluck83> i don't think so
03:07:14 <heck-to-the-gnom> Close your eyes, that's what I do. I either have my brightness so low that it doesn't make a difference either way, or, I take a long blink :). Your eye expects light changes from going beneath an eyelid, and returning whence. That's what I do when I turn lights on after being in a dark room for a while.
03:07:14 <heck-to-the-gnom> One could also make something that fades the visuals together, however, that might be impractical or ugly, and potentially confusing and/or annoying.
03:08:59 <heck-to-the-gnom> But, given how us humans evolved, I don't think that sudden change is harsh upon our eyes, we literally have a portion of the eye dedicated to detecting such things better (peripheral vision). I could be wrong though, I've done 0 research.
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07:01:04 <IRC-safeguard> hey guys, I made a xmonad telegram group, if you want to join here is the link: https://t.me/xmonadtelegramunofficial (sorry for the spam, but I kinda want the xmonad community to grow)
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07:34:52 <Solid> that seems vaguely menacing
07:35:24 <IRC-safeguard> no no haha, no one's forced to
07:37:46 <Solid> aren't there ads now in telegram groups
07:37:49 <Solid> I remember reading about this
07:37:56 <IRC-safeguard> nope
07:37:59 <IRC-safeguard> at least not in mine
07:39:40 <Solid> ah I think it's still to-come then
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07:39:49 <IRC-safeguard> hope not
07:40:08 <IRC-safeguard> and even if that happens, in my group there will be no such thing. I believe in freedom and privacy
07:40:37 <Solid> I don't think you can control that
07:40:54 <IRC-safeguard> hope I can :/
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07:41:24 <Solid> https://www.techworm.net/2020/12/telegram-group-voice-chats-monetization.html
07:41:27 <Solid> this is what I found just now
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07:44:56 <IRC-safeguard> well
07:44:59 <IRC-safeguard> shit
07:45:12 <IRC-safeguard> anyway, if anyone's intrested you're free to join
07:45:26 <IRC-safeguard> again, sorry for the spam but i'm trying to make the Xmonad community grow
07:45:56 <Solid> I at least appreciate the effort :)
07:46:04 <IRC-safeguard> thank :)
07:47:43 <IRC-safeguard> I do believe that xmonad is the most powerful wm out there, but it comes at the cost of a high haskell knowledge
07:48:10 <Solid> I've seen a lot of people use xmonad just fine without any haskell knowledge
07:48:28 <Solid> thanks to the 300-ish contrib modules
07:49:08 <IRC-safeguard> yeah, but for more complicated things like independent screens you need to know haskell and what you're doing
07:49:27 <IRC-safeguard> that is why I'm currently using bspwm, because configuring independent screens on xmonad is kind of a pain
07:49:36 <IRC-safeguard> also the trayer padding for xmobar
07:49:38 <Solid> ah yes, for the hacky modules you may need to know a bit of haskell
07:49:59 <IRC-safeguard> exactly
07:50:09 <IRC-safeguard> also the xmobar thing
07:50:31 <Solid> I think that's solved by a shell script in an obscure issue
07:50:44 <IRC-safeguard> I tried it, but it doesn't work on me..
07:51:26 <Solid> weird, I've heard it works well for people
07:51:40 <Solid> there's also an open pr right now to add something haskell-based to X.U.Hacks
07:51:46 <IRC-safeguard> https://github.com/jaor/xmobar/issues/239#issuecomment-233206552 you're referring to this one right?
07:51:46 <Solid> so maybe that'll become an option for the next release
07:51:52 <IRC-safeguard> wdym?
07:51:53 <Solid> yeah that one
07:52:20 <IRC-safeguard> I tried, maybe it's cause i tried that on bspwm,but the tray would not appear
07:52:31 <Solid> https://github.com/xmonad/xmonad-contrib/pull/490
07:52:39 <Solid> this is about stacking trayer on top of xmobar and keeping it there
07:53:06 <Solid> so that'll probably be available with 0.17
07:53:15 <IRC-safeguard> cool!
07:53:25 <Solid> we should probably mention that in the new tutorial
07:53:37 <IRC-safeguard> then I need to only know how to make independent screens lol
07:54:20 <Solid> or just try to get used to the default behaviour :D
07:54:30 <IRC-safeguard> I just can't, tried for like 5 months
07:54:44 <IRC-safeguard> when I switched to dwm it was like removing a splinter
07:55:02 <IRC-safeguard> and when I switched to bspwm it was like ascending lol
07:55:12 <Solid> lol
07:55:22 <IRC-safeguard> because I keep moving between workspaces, the default behaviour breaks how I work
07:56:04 <IRC-safeguard> but, I'm trying to learn how to independent screens so I can switch back to xmonad
07:56:34 <Solid> I mean the basic setup should not be that hard
07:56:44 <IRC-safeguard> the problem arises when I undock the laptop, I dunno if I can make it recognize that and make xmonad use only the laptop screen
07:57:05 <IRC-safeguard> I tried, but couldn't make it work
07:57:15 <IRC-safeguard> I have peanut brain
08:00:47 <Solid> The undocking part sounds like an X11 thing, not xmonad related
08:00:50 <Solid> unless I'm misunderstanding you
08:01:15 <IRC-safeguard> let me give you context
08:03:06 <IRC-safeguard> I have a docking station with two additional monitors; when I dock it i have a xrandr script that was generated by arandr, which makes the monitor not overlap and at max resolution, and side by side. that make bspwm have in total 30 workspaces. when I undock I run another script so X disabled the external monitors
08:03:31 <IRC-safeguard> I basically want to have 27 workspaces with also xmonad when I'm undocked, but I just can't have make it work
08:03:38 <IRC-safeguard> expecially the xmobar part
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08:06:13 <Solid> the 27 screens thing sounds like you'd just need `workspaces = withScreens 3 (map show [1..9 :: Int])` no?
08:06:22 <Solid> I will admit that I've never used IndependentScreens
08:06:23 <IRC-safeguard> yeah
08:06:50 <IRC-safeguard> i followed these two:
08:06:52 <IRC-safeguard> https://github.com/xmonad/xmonad-contrib/pull/490
08:07:22 <IRC-safeguard> https://github.com/ivanbrennan/nixbox/blob/d5b54fe2c0b672273f053c31eaaee17c4b1e65e9/services/xserver/xmonad.hs
08:09:05 <Solid> first link is probably not what you wanted to send ;)
08:09:09 <IRC-safeguard> (my base configs are distrotube's config tweaked for my likings, I'm that lazy and without shame xD)
08:09:13 <Solid> `countScreent` counts the number of screens when xmonad starts up
08:09:25 <Solid> probably not what you want if you _always_ want 27 workspaces
08:09:32 <IRC-safeguard> https://hackage.haskell.org/package/xmonad-contrib-0.16/docs/XMonad-Layout-IndependentScreens.html yeah
08:09:38 <IRC-safeguard> damn clipman
08:10:04 <IRC-safeguard> i don't always want 27 workspaces, just when i have the monitor plugged in
08:11:01 <Solid> now I'm confused, you did say "I basically want to have 27 workspaces with also xmonad when I'm undocked"
08:11:09 <Solid> undocked = only the laptop screens is active, no?
08:11:14 <IRC-safeguard> exactly
08:11:22 <IRC-safeguard> sorry if I expressed myself badly
08:11:33 <IRC-safeguard> undocked = 9 workspaces, docked: 27
08:11:36 <Solid> ah
08:12:43 <Solid> mh I guess you'd need to react to randr events somehow
08:12:56 <IRC-safeguard> yeah
08:13:35 <Solid> this is probably possible with the new X.H.RescreenHook
08:13:46 <IRC-safeguard> because I when use 30 workspaces with bspwm i use xrandr
08:13:49 <IRC-safeguard> lemme take a look
08:13:54 <Solid> (not merged yet)
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08:18:00 <IRC-safeguard> oh so it's not on the xmonad contrib page?
08:18:16 <Solid> no not yet
08:18:22 <IRC-safeguard> bummer
08:18:35 <Solid> though it'll probably also land in the next release
08:18:42 <IRC-safeguard> cool
08:18:44 <Solid> (which we really should get around to doing)
08:18:50 <IRC-safeguard> lol
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08:42:46 <Liskni_si> Solid: note that my stacking hack does just that - stacking; it doesn't replace the bash script for leaving a horizontal gap
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08:44:44 <Liskni_si> And this IndependentScreens stuff sounds more like a fundamental issue in IndependentScreens: how do you access the 1_* and 2_* workspaces if you only have the laptop screen (0_*)? You don't.
08:46:07 <Liskni_si> You'll need some mechanism to dynamically rename workspaces on rescreen to make them available, and no such mechanism is there right now, AFAIK.
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08:55:15 <IRC-safeguard> what did I miss?
08:55:28 <IRC-safeguard> sorry but hexchat disconnected me
09:05:29 <mc47> it's all logged here https://ircbrowse.tomsmeding.com/browse/xmonad?events_page=258
09:08:38 <IRC-safeguard> thank you, I don't know how to irc lol
09:09:51 <IRC-safeguard> ok so, I don#t understand what Liskni_si said
09:09:53 <IRC-safeguard> (sorry)
09:18:13 <yakamo> i have a screen related question
09:18:37 <yakamo> i am running arch linux(manjaro) and i have installed xmonad
09:18:58 <yakamo> when i run for example OpenRA the game starts running but does not appear on the screen
09:19:31 <yakamo> any thing i might have missed during installation?
09:19:45 <yakamo> normally not an issue i had on debian
09:24:45 <mc47> I have no idea what might be the problem, but do you have ewmh support?
09:24:54 <mc47> https://hackage.haskell.org/package/xmonad-contrib-0.16/docs/XMonad-Hooks-EwmhDesktops.html
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09:29:12 <Liskni_si> IRC-safeguard: most/all of it was meant for Solid, who might or might not translate it into something understandable; I'm on a phone, can't do better, sorry.
09:29:32 <IRC-safeguard> oh my bad, sorry
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09:47:42 <yakamo> mc47: thanks i will check in a while and see if that helps
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10:27:27 <Solid> Liskni_si: I was thinking this was possible with #460 because we can run an arbitrary X action
10:27:32 <Solid> it'll probably be work though yes
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13:51:10 <heck-to-the-gnom> Does anyone know how I can chain gridselects? I mean, a gridselect for gridselects
13:54:00 heck-to-the-gnom < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/KbxNjiUefJytmKucrtGSvpoq/message.txt >
13:54:48 <heck-to-the-gnom> the first line is the call, out of context, but that's all that's necessary
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15:31:03 <Solid> LayoutCombinator's (|||) would fit into the core quite nicely if it didn't stupidly export the data constructors for JumpTolayout :/
15:31:53 <Solid> Now we have to do the same in core, but we use `NextLayoutNoWrap` and `Wrap` in a different way there
15:32:04 <Solid> so that'll most likely break if people did anything with that
15:35:05 <Solid> I think that's acceptable-ish, because that sounds like reasonably advanced stuff
15:35:15 <Solid> people who just use `JumpToLayout` will (should) be fine
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15:51:36 Liskni_si is still a bit confused about what to do with xmonad core, but this sounds fairly non-controversial at this point
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16:00:00 <Solid> It's a bit of a shame that we now also have to expose the JumpToLayout internals in the core (as opposed to something like jumpToLayout = JumpToLayout)
16:00:14 <Solid> but I'd say it's an overall gain
16:02:14 <Liskni_si> I'd feel a lot better about all this if we didn't have so much tech debt in versioning and depreciation process. ;-)
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16:03:04 <Solid> The deprecation process here is actually relatively straightforward because we can just re-export things in X.L.LayoutCombinators
16:03:19 <Solid> The only thing that'll break is usage of `NextLayoutNoWrap` and `Wrap`
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16:04:22 <Liskni_si> I mean in general.
16:05:05 <Solid> well yes
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21:07:35 <mc47> Does anyone know if there's a youtube video for byorgey_'s talk? (https://byorgey.wordpress.com/2008/03/27/fringedc-talk/)
21:07:59 <mc47> Or if you have any suggestions for videos to add to this page
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