15:23 <fleischie> __toor__: A quick 5 minute testing: The window decoration is not specific to zathura, nor is it to river. This seems to be a GTK thing.

15:24 <fleischie> Zathura itself does not seem to do any windowing other than creating a GTK window.

15:24 <fleischie> And using https://docs.gtk.org/gtk4/getting_started.html <- the first example from the GTK tutorial yields exactly the same window decorator as zathura has.

15:24 <fleischie> (In a river session, which itself is a wayland session.)

16:13 <leon-p> fleischie: this is known. river does not implement the decoration protocol that gtk3 uses, out of principle. We implement the better (and widely approved) version of the protocol

17:53 <fleischie> Is this specific to gtk3? I have - as mentioned - not done a very thorough research, but I used gtk4.

21:26 <pleq> is there some way to do this?

21:26 <pleq> # 1) make a dedicated “super” mode

21:26 <pleq> riverctl declare-mode super

21:26 <pleq> # 2) pressing Super_L in normal mode → enter “super” mode

21:26 <pleq> riverctl map normal None Super_L enter-mode super

21:26 <pleq> # Toggle launcher-mode (top bar + bottom bar + fuzzel)

21:26 <pleq> riverctl map -release super None Super_L spawn "fuzzel; riverctl enter-mode normal"

21:26 <pleq> riverctl map super Super T spawn "ghostty; riverctl enter-mode normal"

21:27 <pleq> some way to make it open fuzzel with just Super_L but something else if I do another keybind

21:27 <pleq> atm, ghostty opens but fuzzel does not.