ChanServ changed the topic of #wayland to: https://wayland.freedesktop.org | Discussion about the Wayland protocol and its implementations, plus libinput
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<pq>
MrCooper, I've read your 175, but I feel incapable of diving that deep while color-management is on my plate. It's easier to just casually troll elsewhere, sorry. :-)
<pq>
I can only repeat my ideals for now, and that's not useful.
<MrCooper>
pq: my proposed solution attempts to preserve your ideal as much as realistically possible
<pq>
cool
<MrCooper>
and it lets the client know what's what
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<wildwestrom[m]>
Hello everyone. I'm pleased to finally be a part of this room. I've been a Sway user for about 3 years now and I'd like to start contributing to the Wayland project as a whole.
<pq>
Hi wildwestrom[m], welcome.
<wildwestrom[m]>
Hi @pq. It seems you're one of the people who were last working on wayland/#194.
<wildwestrom[m]>
I've been on a wild goose chase trying to figure out why programs are crashing, and I appear to be close to rock bottom. Been collecting all the issues that mention wl_surface@n: error 2: Buffer size (NxN) is not divisible by scale (n). If I understand right, it seems like crashing is intended behavior(?) I'm not sure though.
<emersion>
yeah, but it'
<emersion>
s likely unrelated to this particular issue
<emersion>
compositors don't send this error for cursor surfaces in practice today
<emersion>
the bug is likely to be in the app you're using
<wildwestrom[m]>
Really? Ok, well that's a bit of a relief. Jumping right into changing the ABI seems daunting.
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<wlb>
wayland Issue #442 opened by GhostCoder22 (GhostCoder22) Re-docking sub-windows isn't possible in Wayland, and switching from X11 to Wayland causes black screen due to SDDM https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland/-/issues/442
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<jal>
hi, on xorg I used xbanish to hide the mouse cursor when a key is pressed; is there a wayland equivalent?
<Dhalucario>
Hello, I have a question. I used to use Windows and Mac for a good while. After switching to Linux I noticed that the linux desktop seems to lack global context menu entry.
<Dhalucario>
*entries
<Dhalucario>
Is there some kind of standard that already does this? A friend told me I would have to create a standard for that but I have no clue where to start.
<zamundaaa[m]>
Dhalucario: can you describe what exactly you're after? I don't get what you mean with "global context menu entries"
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<Dhalucario>
Sometimes when you make a text selection some applications allow you to right click it to open the context menu and do something with that text selection. Lets say I select a text in Firefox and when I right click the text I wanna send it to my gpg program to decrypt the text.
<Dhalucario>
There is like an entry in the context menu to do so.
<zamundaaa[m]>
Ah. Yeah I don't think such a thing exists yet
<zamundaaa[m]>
That sounds like a job for xdg portals though
<Dhalucario>
Hm I am going to read a bit into that then.
<Dhalucario>
MacOS seems to allow programs to register Quick Actions which the user can add to their context menu.
<Dhalucario>
I think I will explore this some more and rejoin once I have a bit more of a concrete idea what the API should look like. For now I will go to bed though. Good night.