Ok so running dbus-run-session niri --session seems to successfully start niri with waybar. Now I just need to figure out how to get that same thing working with startup. Is there somewhere in void I can configure how dbus launches niri?
Just wanted to come back here and say that I have been using this recipe for a week now and it's pretty good! Unfortunately I don't have a cheese cloth, so I have just been using my french press filter. But still, since I don't mind the bits that make it through it works for me! The only thing is I may make it a little stronger, but thank you for pointing me in the right direction.
I only made it there bc I didn't want to make a new Lemmy user on a diff instance and this was my default account. Is it important? Surely this is the strength of federation
Thank you for the advice about the copy, that could have been annoying later!
Ok so running
dbus-run-session niri --sessionseems to successfully start niri with waybar. Now I just need to figure out how to get that same thing working with startup. Is there somewhere in void I can configure how dbus launches niri?Just ran
niri --session 2> niri.logand checked the output and it throws an error:Thank you! I have in my niri config:
My config is is just the default given https://github.com/YaLTeR/niri/blob/main/resources/default-config.kdl
Might you know where there may be logs I can check for the service?
Just wanted to come back here and say that I have been using this recipe for a week now and it's pretty good! Unfortunately I don't have a cheese cloth, so I have just been using my french press filter. But still, since I don't mind the bits that make it through it works for me! The only thing is I may make it a little stronger, but thank you for pointing me in the right direction.
Thank you for the feedback, I have moved it to !yourparty@feddit.uk
Thank you for the feedback, will do
I can try move it to feddit.uk if preferred
I only made it there bc I didn't want to make a new Lemmy user on a diff instance and this was my default account. Is it important? Surely this is the strength of federation
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Yeah its not official, just for ideas
Thank, I edited the post, sorry for the dodgy link!
Yeah I like it, I considered Chartists as also a fun nod to the history of equality movements in the UK, but might be a bit obscure.
I'll let you know in approx 16hrs