01:03 <DMJC> trying to run amdgpu on wayland with a PSVR2 VR headset

01:03 <DMJC> EDID has block1 1920x1080 and block2 4k@120hz

01:04 <DMJC> the AMDGPU is only choosing the 1920 option, any way to force it to use the 4k 120hz?

01:04 <DMJC> intel GPU works fine

01:04 <DMJC> detects/uses 4k@120hz

02:49 <DemiMarie> #_oftc_#radeon:matrix.org

02:50 <DemiMarie> Or switch from HDMI to DisplayPort

08:42 <wlb> wayland-protocols Issue #227 opened by () commit-start-time protocol https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland-protocols/-/issues/227

09:53 <wildcards> hello

09:53 <immibis> hello

09:56 <wildcards> Anyone here using hyprland? Have a question about running a script from keybinds

09:59 <vyivel> wildcards: you'll have more luck asking in a hyprland-specific space like their discord server

10:00 <wildcards> I see :)

11:42 <bluetail> discord >_> I was curious and stopped trying cause you need a verified phone number for their specific "server"

13:09 <immibis> welcome to the enshittification of everything

13:09 <immibis> please drink verification can

15:55 <lou> Hello there, I have made a simple program to 'snoop' on the wayland socket to learn more about wayland. The program creates a new unix domain socket which parses and prints the wayland messages transmitted. However, whenever I set the WAYLAND_DISPLAY environment variable to the absolute path of my newly created unix socket, I can't seem to be able to run programs. Could someone explain to me why would this fail?

15:55 <lou> Running foot for example, I get the errors:

15:56 <lou> err: wayland.c:1230: failed to read events from the Wayland socket: Invalid argumenterr: fdm.c:215: no such FD: 6

15:57 <kennylevinsen> lou: look at wlhax for inspiration maybe, it does something similar

15:57 <vyivel> lou: are you using send/recv to pass data around?

15:58 <kennylevinsen> Could be that you fail to copy fds from the cmsg’s

15:58 <vyivel> if so, look into sendmsg/recvmsg, wayland programs send file descriptors as aux data

15:58 <lou> looks nice, thank you kennylevinsen

15:58 <lou> I made the dumbest program ever in golang

15:58 <lou> go io.Copy(debugDestConn, sourceConn) // Send data from source to destination. go io.Copy(debugSourceConn, destConn) // Send data from destination back to source.

15:58 <kennylevinsen> wlhax ain’t pretty inside either

15:58 <kennylevinsen> Yeah that won’t work lol

15:58 <kennylevinsen> Need to deal with control messages

15:59 <lou> alright, I'll look into it, thank you!

15:59 <linkmauve> Have a look at waypipe as well, it uses a different protocol to transmit the data from those fds from one computer to another.

16:01 <lou> The end goal of my project is to be able to create a waypipe "proxy" to impede my virtual machines from obtaining the contents of my clipboard while still being able of triggering a copy manually