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@viandoxdev are you still working on this? I made a quick lookup and ```rust let monitor: gdk::Monitor = monitors.item(0).unwrap().downcast().unwrap(); println!("Monitor Name: {:?}", monitor.description()); ``` prints "Monitor Name: Some("AOC 2369M AJDG89A003953...

Still working on it, but i am quite busy. Might take two weeks.

Did a little more digging and GDK gets its information from https://wayland.app/protocols/xdg-output-unstable-v1#zxdg_output_v1:event:description whose output differs by compositor. In gtk4, it would be possible to get this information from wl_output, so,...

Under which system are you? Either gtk layer shell or gdk (I'm not sure which one is missing) is not installed. If you want to build just for X11, you...

Hey, I could not reproduce the error of a poll not launching because there is no label. I tried the following: ``` (defpoll var :interval "1s" :initial "0" "echo 1")...

As far as I have researched this problem, it seems like it is not an eww bug and rather a GTK bug. From what I can tell, it seems like...

As of my knowledge, there is no way to accomplish this under Wayland, or any other way of manipulating window properties I know of (layer shell GTK_LAYER_SHELL_KEYBOARD_MODE_NONE does not work...

Well, that would theoretically be an option, however: - It is not possible to just simulate the clicking on another window at an OS/Compositor level because Wayland did not implement...

Could still be nice to add something like this to remove an unnecessary counter and to make the solution a bit more straight forward. ``` (defpoll myVariable :interval "once" ......

The idea of selecting multiple tags is actually supported by telescope directly. If you press tab on a tag (telescope), it is selected as part of the select multiple option...