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[SOLVED] waybar galaxy repo has no network module

I am using sway with artix, but when I install waybar from galaxy repo which is the official repo of artix, it warned no network module found which is annoying, because without it I cannot see network status.

but surprisingly, when I install waybar from arch's community repo, the network module is back. I checked the PKGBUILD from build arch and artix, they are exactly the same, so what's the problem, I really wanna use artix's repo as long as possible

Re: waybar galaxy repo has no network module

Reply #1 –
Weird, I am using sway as well and mine shows network info, but mine is also modified... Is there something more you could provide?

Edit: Updating the package, that might help. I can't say for sure as I am having no issue.
Edit2: Also reason why I have no issue it seems, is because I am using swaybar instead.

Re: waybar galaxy repo has no network module

Reply #2 –
Quote from: ndowens – on
Weird, I am using sway as well and mine shows network info, but mine is also modified... Is there something more you could provide?

Edit: Updating the package, that might help. I can't say for sure as I am having no issue.
Edit2: Also reason why I have no issue it seems, is because I am using swaybar instead.
thanks for replying, yeah, I installed artix's waybar before, it has the problem, so I installed arch's waybar directly, no problem here. then recently, waybar got updated, it seeems that it updated to artix's waybar directly, so the problem comes back again, I had to reinstall to arch's waybar.

so I don't think update will help, as you mentioned, you are using swaybar, can I see how you swaybar looks like? I may use swaybar directly if it looks nice.
 

Re: waybar galaxy repo has no network module

Reply #3 –
Weird, I was hoping it would fix it as I added libnl( i think it was) which is for network support according to meson options. I use a setup I found online that I like. I forget the original repo I found but here is my copy of it, with just slight changes. Mostly keybind:
https://github.com/ndowens/sway_wm

I launched waybar and it shows my network info:
https://imgur.com/a/F3n6Yus

Re: waybar galaxy repo has no network module

Reply #4 –
Quote from: ndowens – on
Weird, I was hoping it would fix it as I added libnl( i think it was) which is for network support according to meson options. I use a setup I found online that I like. I forget the original repo I found but here is my copy of it, with just slight changes. Mostly keybind:
https://github.com/ndowens/sway_wm

I launched waybar and it shows my network info:
https://imgur.com/a/F3n6Yus
looks nice, thanks for sharing, I think I can mark this as solved

Re: waybar galaxy repo has no network module

Reply #5 –
Quote from: ndowens – on
Weird, I was hoping it would fix it as I added libnl( i think it was) which is for network support according to meson options. I use a setup I found online that I like. I forget the original repo I found but here is my copy of it, with just slight changes. Mostly keybind:
https://github.com/ndowens/sway_wm

I launched waybar and it shows my network info:
https://imgur.com/a/F3n6Yus
BTW, there is rofi config in your repo, why not use wofi which is a native wayland rofi replacement

Re: waybar galaxy repo has no network module

Reply #6 –
I actually just use dmenu

Re: waybar galaxy repo has no network module

Reply #7 –
Quote from: ndowens – on
I actually just use dmenu
your latest commit of waybar fixed the issue, thanks, you added libnl as dependency, but there is no such a dependency in arch PKGBUILD

Re: waybar galaxy repo has no network module

Reply #9 –
Quote from: ndowens – on
Yep. I was hoping it would fix it.
I found that there was a waybar AUR package by waybar's author ,and he also added libnl as a dependency, libsigc++ too.
as claimed by the author, I think you should add libsigc++ as dependency too

https://github.com/Alexays/Waybar/issues/167