Closed dive-deeper closed 3 years ago
How did you install openSUSEway? https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file/X11:Wayland/openSUSEway/openSUSEway.spec?expand=1 line 51 adds pamixer.
Sorry, I confused sway-branding-openSUSE
with openSUSEway
(I installed the former). I am new to openSUSE so I don't know if you are also in charge of the patterns/branding/wiki but here are a couple suggestions in case any of them is possible:
pamixer
to sway-branding-openSUSE
: The sway configuration file that uses pamixer
is included in this package and other dependencies like pavucontrol
and brightnessctl
are required/specified there too.openSUSEway
instead of sway-branding-openSUSE
.Hi @dionisiovj,
nice catch. I would further separate conf file, so pamixer part would be installed only with openSUSEway, so it wouldn't be confusing for ppl that just want some visual "sway" branding only.
Thanks, Denys
looked on specs and decided that right way to go is to add dependencies to spec as @dionisiovj suggested. Here are missed dependencies (from conf file) added: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/864374
If there would be no objection or some review - I would land it tomorrow.
Did you remove it (and the config) from sway-branding-openSUSE ?
I added missed packages to the sway-branding-openSUSE, it doesn't affect standard sway patterns. That conf also installed only with sway-branding-openSUSE.
What about:
I would further separate conf file, so pamixer part would be installed only with openSUSEway, so it wouldn't be confusing for ppl that just want some visual "sway" branding only.
Sounded reasonable to me.
Sounded reasonable to me.
I looked into it, and there is already brightness control and etc. So actually it customizes Sway in a good way.
openSUSEway is more about DE env, including browser and etc.
Removing wob, brightness, pamixer and other stuff leaves almost none branding Sway experience.
OK, it is is on its way to Factory: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/864611
The sway configuration (/etc/sway/config.d/50-openSUSE.conf) uses pamixer to control the volume, however it is not included in the pattern (running Tumbleweed).
After manually installing with zypper, everything works as expected