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Ok, the problem is that the new version 1.3.1 of the swayipc-types crate doesn't return floating nodes in Node::iter(). I've created a bug report there (https://github.com/JayceFayne/swayipc-rs/issues/53) to check if that's intended or a bug.

#42 No switch to floating window 2 months ago

Comment by ~tsdh on ~tsdh/swayr

Oh, sorry, I got confused by another foot window and the fact that swayr get-windows-as-json also seems to ignore floating windows (which isn't expected, too).

#42 No switch to floating window 2 months ago

Comment by ~tsdh on ~tsdh/swayr

RESOLVED CLOSED REPORTED

#42 No switch to floating window 2 months ago

Comment by ~tsdh on ~tsdh/swayr

Hi there, you have discovered a bug but not in swayr but foot. Check swayr get-windows-as-json or swaymsg -t -r get_tree and you will see that the foot window still has "app_id": "foot" and not "test". So it seems that foot's --app-id option has stopped working.

REPORTED RESOLVED CLOSED

#42 No switch to floating window 2 months ago

not_a_bug added by ~tsdh on ~tsdh/swayr

#41 Support for pipewire? 4 months ago

Comment by ~tsdh on ~tsdh/swayr

Do you mean wpctl? If so, that looks like it could do the job in a similar way as pactl. I'd certainly be interested in a module.

#41 Support for pipewire? 4 months ago

Comment by ~tsdh on ~tsdh/swayr

I actually use pipewire myself but the pactl and pavucontrol utilities seem to work in that scenario, too, maybe because I have pipewire-pulse installed. So since nothing was broken, I didn't investigate further and only learned about pw-cli from your report just now. It looks much more complicated, though. From a quick look at its options and the man page, I don't see how one could adjust the volume using it... And searching the web suggests one should use pw-volume for that task. But that's a 3rd-party project which doesn't seem to be widely available, e.g., on Arch Linux it's not in the official package repositories but only in the AUR.

I certainly wouldn't object to having a native pipewire module so feel free to go ahead if you know how to do volume changes and muting using pipewire.

#5 Laggy movement due to highlight-parentheses--highlight → scan-sexps 5 months ago

Comment by ~tsdh on ~tsdh/highlight-parentheses.el

Thanks! I'll make a new ELPA release then. :-)