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Fix incorrect Niri window rule - #111
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Niri window rule is wrong and gives errors
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Niri window rule is wrong and gives errors
Summary by cubic
Fixes the Niri window rule in the README so it no longer produces errors. Replaces the invalid
default-floating-sizeoption withdefault-column-widthanddefault-window-height.Written for commit e157b23. Summary will update on new commits.
No blocking issue identified; the README change is safe to merge.
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The README replaces an invalid Niri floating-size directive with separate width and height rules for the intended 500×430 launcher size. The updated rule passed Niri 26.04 configuration validation. No actionable issue was found.
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