Comment by ~scoopta on ~tsdh/swayr
Apologies for the confusion, I don't use swayr(in fact I had never heard of the project till now, looks cool though) I was simply giving the appropriate information for how to configure wofi. The link you're looking at is only intended to provide a sample styling setup. All documentation is in the wofi man pages. All config options are documented in wofi(5) including the layer option.
Hello. It is reverse for me! For command line I require
wofi --show=dmenu -Dlayer=overlay
works isolated to the command line.About the documentation at https://cloudninja.pw/docs/wofi.html I absolutely cannot use it. Clicking on the search bar just does nothing. Thats because its actually an image. But I wanted to search through the docs... Nevermind.
man wofi
tells me thatThe config file which defaults to $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/wofi/config.
Which is helpful, which also means you did not mean swayr config file. Swayr config file does need-Dlayer=overlay
and then it does work as intended.For swayr team - please integrate the information about overlay into the swayr documentation.
For you - please close the wofi issue.
On 24.09.2024 18:57, ~scoopta wrote:
I mentioned this on the wofi issue that was opened but if you'd like wofi to sit on top of fullscreen apps you can add
-Dlayer=overlay
to the command line orlayer=overlay
in its config file.
Comment by ~scoopta on ~tsdh/swayr
I mentioned this on the wofi issue that was opened but if you'd like wofi to sit on top of fullscreen apps you can add
-Dlayer=overlay
to the command line orlayer=overlay
in its config file.
Comment by ~scoopta on ~scoopta/wofi
This is neither, it's a design choice. I deliberately didn't want wofi on the overlay layer as it's used by lockscreens and other things people EXPECT on top, so I chose the next layer down "top" which happens to be below fullscreen apps. If you don't like this you can use
-Dlayer=overlay
or addlayer=overlay
to your config file.
REPORTED
RESOLVED BY_DESIGNComment by ~scoopta on ~scoopta/wlrobs
What distro are you on? Screenshot makes me guess mint but what version? I ask because while I can pretty easily fix this error I'm slightly worried about the fact that your build scripts seem to be generated with
-Werror
which will make any warning fail to compile and is not what meson should output by default according to their documentation. As far as a quick fix goes you should be able disable it by doingmeson setup build -Dwerror=false
after deleting your build folder.
Comment by ~scoopta on ~scoopta/wofi
This was fixed in e59e3f58117b but hasn't been in a versioned release. v1.4.1 has a broken
hide_search
option but workingkey_hide_search
. What version are you on?
Comment by ~scoopta on ~scoopta/wofi
REPORTED
RESOLVED CLOSEDComment by ~scoopta on ~scoopta/wofi
Added the config option
use_search_box
which defaults to true in 96bb7a18c2b0. If you set it to false in your config or with-Duse_search_box=false
it will use a regular entry.
REPORTED
RESOLVED IMPLEMENTEDComment by ~scoopta on ~scoopta/wofi
Hmmmmm, that might be worth adding as an option. I don't LOVE the idea of changing it for everyone but I do like the idea of having an option for it.
Comment by ~scoopta on ~scoopta/wofi
disable_prime=true
causes wofi to ignoreprefersNonDefaultGPU
, ifdisable_prime
is not set then wofi will abide byprefersNonDefaultGPU
which translates to setting theDRI_PRIME=1
environment variable ifprefersNonDefaultGPU=True
. I'm actually not entirely sure on the semantics ofDRI_PRIME=1
as that's handled by the GPU driver, wofi just sets it based on the desktop file. I will do a bit of digging to see if this is actually a wofi bug?