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 will_be_free | Thanks for your suggestion, mzli , I will look into it. | 14:40:16 |
 Stefano Figura🐧(returntrip) | In reply to @returntrip:matrix.org
Are you guys able to use wofi to launch alsamixer using something like: set $command wofi -iIS dmenu | xargs swaymsg exec -- I will answer my own question: set $command wofi --show run then press shift to launch in a terminal | 16:08:32 |
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 kravietz | I have Manjaro with Sway on Pinebook Pro, and the default theme for everything is dark, which doesn't look great. I used the default Customise Look and Feel app to change theme to a bright one, but this only seems to apply to some apps while even Firefox will pick up the dark "operating system" theme. | 11:20:20 |
| kravietz | Any idea where's that even configured? Still quite new to Sway & Wayland | 11:20:44 |
 zimbi | you can check your ~/.config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini or I for example used dconf-editor to set my gtk theme this worked fine for me | 16:34:27 |
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 Tony | Is there a way to tell the network module in waybar to poll more often? | 14:35:48 |
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| Hugh | I have recently been experiencing slow startup speeds for GTK apps, has anyone else seen this? Running the latest sway and wlroots master on arch | 10:32:32 |
 electricprism | same setup, try a fresh user with no cache & config to see if slow speed is on a fresh slate | 10:34:17 |
| Hugh | Hmm, will give this a go | 10:35:58 |
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| sid | Is there good documentation on how multihead is supposed to work?
I have two monitors, if I have workspace1 on the left and ws2 on the right, then when I focus the left monitor and hit mod+2 (switch to ws2) it moves my cursor to the right monitor, whereas I would have expected it to switch the left (focused) monitor to ws2 (and probably switch the right monitor to ws1).
Also it seems to "bind" workspaces to specific monitors while there is at least 1 app in that ws, which is really weird | 02:43:19 |
| sid | * Is there good documentation on how multihead is supposed to work?
I have two monitors, if I have workspace1 on the left and ws2 on the right, then when I focus the left monitor and hit mod+2 (switch to ws2) it moves my cursor to the right monitor, whereas I would have expected it to switch the left (focused) monitor to ws2 (and probably switch the right monitor to ws1).
Also it seems to "bind" workspaces to specific monitors while there is at least 1 app in that ws, which is really weird | 03:21:54 |
| sid | Ah swaymsg -t get_workspaces seems to show the binding of WSs to outputs is a deliberate choice. | 03:43:52 |
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| zimbi | mod+shift+2 will move the left focused app to ws2 | 17:07:00 |
| zimbi | check your sway config file for keybindings | 17:07:17 |
