On Fri May 26, 2023 at 12:27 PM CDT, Philip Rhoades wrote:
Jiří,
On 2023-05-26 16:46, Jiří Konečný wrote:
> If you didn't tried that already you can try to run the application
> launcher manually
>
> rofi -terminal 'foot' -show combi -combi-modes drun
Yes, that does work but it pops up a new window - what I would prefer is
what I had before - I think it must be a WayBar feature? - I will look
into that . .
> You can find more info in /etc/sway/config, however if you already
> have your configuration which is stored in ~/.config/sway/config than
> the /etc/sway/config is not used and you need to add your binding to
> your configuration.
If I can't get back what I had before, at least this is a work-around.
Thanks!
Phil.
I have not had a chance to try out the ISO, just following the list out
of curiosity, but based on your earlier description you were probably
using either dmenu or bemenu. It's not a feature of waybar, and it is
spawning a new window of sorts, just in the shape of a bar at the top of
the screen overlapping with your panel. If the key combo to launch it is
not working, the program could be missing or the keybind in the config
could be missing, but on a fresh ISO that should be pre-configured, that
does sound odd. It sounds like you can get a terminal open at least, so
you could check if dmenu or bemenu are installed and take a look at the
Sway config file to see what's wrong.
It's also possible rofi has a mode that looks like dmenu depending on
the arguments you give it, but I don't remember if this is the case.