• Sway Version:

sway version 1.2-rc2 (Aug 23 2019, Arch Linux)

• Configuration File:

bar {
    status_command tail -f ~/sway-status.txt
}

When status command initially immediately outputs multiple lines, they all are shown on the swaybar. When after that the command outputs more lines, only the last line is shown.

Swaybar should always display only the last status line.

man peek on NixOS is binary garbage. It seems that some part of the build system doesn't know that peek.1 is already compressed and gzips it for the second time.

One possible fix is to add .gz suffix to generated manpage filename. This is consistent with behavior of data/man/CMakeLists.txt which appends .gz suffix.

diff --git a/data/man/meson.build b/data/man/meson.build
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The "non-desktop" property allows us to know when an output is not supposed to be used for regular desktops. This happens e.g. for VR headsets. We should probably ignore those outputs for now, at least until the DRM lease protocol is standardized.

See discussion in Alexays/Waybar#364. The existing font list in the default style and examples doesn't seem to be very useful.

I would recommend only listing a single font, if any, in the default style / examples, and add a comment to the css files that explains how to create a custom font or configure fontconfig to make icons work consistently.

I cannot find neither in man pages nor here in github how to switch to another graphical session (second user). How do I switch and switch back?
I'm using Lubuntu 19.10, not KDE desktop, but the Lubuntu desktop itself. So I do not have the practical and very useful dm-tool command from lightdm. Nor there is a script to switch, something like lxqt-switch or sddm-switch. I have asked in Lubuntu.me

Currently all kinds of signal naming is used (view-unmap, attach-view, etc). We should decide how to name them, so they all follow the same pattern.

Just started to use imv today and I noticed some inconsistencies for the "goto" command between its behavior and its documentation.

https://github.com/eXeC64/imv/blob/master/doc/imv.1.txt#L92
says "goto 1" means first image and "goto -1" last image
https://github.com/eXeC64/imv/blob/master/doc/imv.5.txt#L118
says "goto 0" means first image

Now when I'm using it I find:

• "goto 1" means f

When taking a screenshot of a window and saving it, it would be nice to have the window title in the filename.

For general performance monitoring & debugging, might be usefull to have anvil compute its FPS and occasionally dump it in its log, or even display it on the screen.

The current API of wayland-cursor creates a wl_buffer (ondemand) for each image of the animation of every cursor. These buffers are kept alive for the whole lifetime of the app.

This is a bit wasteful in terms protocol resources, as it forces the server to keep the state of all these buffers in memory. In general it's good practice for wayland client to cleanup unused objects.

wayland-curs

We should be able to recover from most of errors.

In particular, there's a lot of things that could go wrong when we try to copy our stdin to a temp file, such as issues with creating files in /tmp (perhaps fs permissions are misconfigured? perhaps /tmp is on a root filesystem that's mounted read-only?) and spawning programs (what if there's not enough memory to spawn cat?).

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This is a very simple shell protocol only allowing for fullscreen surfaces. You can find a very basic implementation here: https://github.com/swaywm/wlroots/blob/master/examples/fullscreen-shell.c

Currently, slurp centers the border on the edge of the selection, rather than pushing it to the outside. This is especially noticeable when piping in predefined areas for selecting whole windows. This obscures the selected content when using thicker borders, and it's a bit confusing.
Both slop and hacksaw draw the bor

Add better documentation describing what is happening behind the scenes, and how it works within the context of the gnome shell itself.

Needed as gnome continues to move forward so if breaking API changes occur it is easy to find.