Aylur

this might be a limitation with gtk3, not sure what might be causing this

I would move this issue to my [dotfiles](https://github.com/Aylur/dotfiles), because this sounds like an issue with how I made my setup (assuming you do use it), but I will leave this...

hmm, the dock shouldn't hide on click away, if the workspace is empty, only if you hover over it and leave the cursor. I don't know how touch input is...

Gtk4 will solve most issues yeah, in gtk3 touch events are a special thing you have to add on top, while in gtk4 its supported just like mouse and keyboard...

Running with Gtk 4.10 still segfaults using #27. Updating Gtk to 4.12 is what solves it, on 4.12 it doesn't crash with the 1.0.1 either

There is currently no builtin utility for sending notifications *yet*, you can use [libnotify](https://gjs-docs.gnome.org/notify07~0.7/) in the meantime

`exec` runs a subprocess which will be closed when the parent process (ags) is closed. You should use the [Apps](https://aylur.github.io/astal/guide/libraries/apps) library and the [launch method](https://aylur.github.io/astal/guide/libraries/apps) If your app does not...

> execAsync(['hyprctl', 'dispatch', 'exec', results[0].executable]) This will not work if the executable has some special characters. Like I said, you should use `.launch()` ```js result.launch() ```

libnotify is synchronous, so if you send from the same process that runs the daemon, it will block the eventblock currently the most simple way to send a notification imo...

I'll probably write a roadmap at some point, because this is a feature I have in mind. For `ags run` I'm thinking of a `--watch` flag, but I don't think...