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> The problem is that when using gamescope, `hyprctl clients` reports the wrong client. It shows the gamescope program, not the game running inside gamescope. Thats because XWayland afaik directly...
> But when the game is wayland it shows always the gamescope compositor. You mean even if it isnt running within gamescope? That shouldn't be the case... > That means...
Yeah when you run a client nested inside of gamescope that client registers to gamescope, not hyprland, and gamescope in turn registers itself to hyprland. As far as the client...
Are you using omnisharp or roslyn?
You could use the "Send Device Attributes" escape sequence to detect sixel support. For Reference see [this document](https://invisible-island.net/xterm/ctlseqs/ctlseqs.html#h3-Functions-using-CSI-_-ordered-by-the-final-character_s_) Edit: I just noticed this was basically already proposed, but you can...
Maybe the `tabs` component is what youre looking for?
The issue isn't that libuv doesn't expect the path seperators, libuv has no issues with using one or the other, or even mixing them. Instead the issue lies in the...
~~Both `vim.fn.expand` and `vim.fn.fnamemodify` reliably return paths that are separated Unix-Style using `/`, even on windows. Try it yourself!~~ ...what
Ok, but even then libuv has no issues with using either or both, this doesn't change the fact that the problem lies in the code that attempts to move the...