cerberus VS tofi

Freebsd Wayland notes fron the video

I've first followed this steps to add a virtual mic and null output. Then run Cadence and the JACK server from it. I've set my Headset as Output device in the Jack Settings. Under Jack Bridges > ALSA Audio "ALSA -> PulseAudio -> JACK (Plugin)" is used so nothing freezes. Then in OBS I've added "JACK input client" as a source. Open and start Qsynth (I'm using the Essential Keys Sound Font) In Catia (accessible in Cadence over Tools > Catia) I've connected qsynth with "Jack Input Client" from OBS In the OBS Audio Mixer I've set in the "Advenced Audio Properties" of the JACK Input Client Audio Monitoring to "Monitor and Output". In the OBS Settings > Audio > Advanced > Monitoring Device I've set "Monitor of Null Output" In Jitsi Meet (or whatever Meeting Tool) I'm using the Virtual Source Virtual Mic as audio source. I had to adjust the sync offset (audio delay) in OBS to sync audio with video.

Also a similar guide https://github.com/NapoleonWils0n/cerberus/blob/master/xmonad/xmonad-ubuntu-stack-install.org

but as with others I generally just use tofi-drun

Tofi is missing icon support for me but otherwise appears to have a nice balance of features. I haven’t tried it yet. https://github.com/philj56/tofi

Thanks! Yeah it's a bit annoying that key repeat in Wayland is left almost entirely to the application to sort out, and as I don't really need it when I'm just launching stuff, I haven't gotten around to it yet. I probably will at some point though (especially seeing as someone else already opened an issue as well).

Done. It could do with some more keybindings in general, but those'll probably wait until I do pagination (if I do).