12:19 <debianusr81> I have "ontop" in my mpv.conf. When using Plasma in X11 mode, it did make the mpv window stick on top. But now that I've switched to Wayland (out of necessity -- there is no going back to X11), this is ignored. Any way around it? It's very annoying when videos I wanna watch in a mpv window while working disappears as soon as I click anywhere else. I already asked in #mpv on Libera. If I right-click the window and make it "go on top", it

12:19 <debianusr81> works for the moment, but is forgotten as soon as I close mpv. I can't really find a reliable pattern to when it does "stick", but it's not reliable/consistent at all.

12:20 <debianusr81> (Having to manually perform those manual clicks every single time is a nightmare which is guaranteed to not be done in practice.)

12:30 <zamundaaa[m]> debianusr81: you can use window rules to automate such window property things

15:12 <any1> It'd be nice the have a release of libwayland sometime soon, so we can get keyboard repeat events.

16:04 <zubzub> damnn no graphics devroom this year on fosdem :O

17:04 <debianusr81> zamundaaa[m]: Window rules?

17:07 <debianusr81> zamundaaa[m]: Surprisingly, I (apparently) managed to figure it out based on that hint.

17:08 <debianusr81> I added a "Window rule" (very confusing UI in Plasma) and it seems to do just what I asked.

17:08 <debianusr81> But I'm not sure I "like" having to do it that way. I guess there is a very good reason for this "restrictive" approach?

17:10 <FreeFull> I guess there isn't any way in the wayland protocols to request "always on top" at the moment, would have to check though

17:13 <debianusr81> FreeFull: How is it possible that something like that is lacking after so many years?

17:13 <debianusr81> Wouldn't that be among the absolute basics implemented the first week?

17:15 <FreeFull> Apparently KDE and wlroots have stuff for always on top in their own protocols, I guess mpv doesn't support that

17:18 <FreeFull> https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland-protocols/-/merge_requests/369 There's some discussion here

17:31 <kchibisov> debianusr81: the point is user is the one controlling such behaviors and not e.g. app tries to be annoying.

23:11 <wlb> wayland.freedesktop.org Merge request !94 opened by Peter Hutterer (whot) libinput 1.26 and 1.27 docs https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland.freedesktop.org/-/merge_requests/94

23:13 <wlb> wayland.freedesktop.org/main: Peter Hutterer * libinput 1.26 and 1.27 docs https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland.freedesktop.org/commit/734169671bdf libinput/doc/ 1.26.0/.buildinfo 1.26.0/_images/button-debouncing-wave-diagram.svg 1.26.0/_images/button-scrolling.svg 1.26.0/_images/clickfinger-distance.svg 1.26.0/_images/clickfinger.svg 1.26.0/_images/edge-scrolling.svg 1.26.0/_images/gesture-2fg-ambigu

23:13 <wlb> wayland.freedesktop.org Merge request !94 merged \o/ (libinput 1.26 and 1.27 docs https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland.freedesktop.org/-/merge_requests/94)