Aral Balkan

Any word on what needs to happen for this to get pushed out? Looks like the fix was implemented about a month ago in https://github.com/UshakovVasilii/gnome-shell-extension-freon/commit/c655ccb6cfdbd132100a6cd70cda82528a1b4599.

Is there a way to get the transparency value from the terminal environment and apply it automatically to the background colour of whichever theme is active?

@pascalkuthe w00t! Thank you so much. Will start daily driving this now and let you know if I run into any niggles. Would you like them reported here or in...

 ## What happens When a line takes exactly the available width, it still wraps to the next line. This makes it difficult to distinguish it from...

> @aral That's the EOL char though. So it's not entirely true that it fits exactly in the available width. Ah, you’re right. As confusing as it looks, it’s actually...

Just running into this now with `hx-swap-oob` not supporting `swap:`, `settle:`, and `delay:` – fails with "is not a valid selector" error.

You’re asking htmx to add the loaded content "after[the]end[of]" the current content. If you remove the `hx-swap` attribute in the first snippet, the default `hx-swap` value (`outerHTML`) should do what...

Put the input element in a form and the values will be automatically JSON encoded and passed along. e.g., ```js Submit ```

Ah, right, ok, there is an issue where ws-send doesn’t send the name and value of the item it was triggered on (see https://github.com/bigskysoftware/htmx/issues/2245) unless hx-ext='ws' is on the form…...

OK, this is a terribly hacky workaround but what does seem to work is to put a hidden input into the element with ws-send. e.g., ```html Cancel ```