- Turn off screensaver inhibition because it shanks *all* wayland idle detection
- Bump hardware decoding settings up to use gpu-next and safe codecs only
Dropping taskwarrior in favor of a more fluid "Put TODO in notes"
system. taskrc is gone, various things have been shucked to make
room for the new system, remove task monitor from my waybar.
Left to its own devices, my TV will default to a mode that runs at
59Hz. This can, in some situations, cause really weird input latency
issues on both displays as they're running at different refresh
rates. So this forces my TV to 60Hz to match my main displays.
This is system-specific and should possibly go into some imported
"local" file but meh.
Having to find helix is annoying... and in any case default to vim
if it doesn't exist. If we end up on a box with no vim at all,
we'd be calling an editor by path anyway.
Now that we use Helix, let's pare back vim a bit. This mainly drops
vundle and anything depending on something installed by vundle. Doing
this removes the external plugins, closes a security concern, reduces
the number of steps I need to take to bootstrap my homedir on a new
host, and cuts a lot of cruft out of my homedir.
The only loss here is ALE on systems that lack Helix, but if I'm going
to use vim to write code, I should use vim-lsp or something instead for
consistency with Helix.
Following an update to waybar, the clock starting displaying fractional
seconds. Changing seconds from `%S` to `%OS` truncates the fractional
second, though this is possibly not portable as `%OS` is "alternative
second display" and the definition of "alternative" is vague.
Also remove line length configs from py linters in vimrc since we're
configuring that properly now.
Don't like having to repeat myself in pylintrc and black's conf but meh.
- Add comments for uncommented things
- Remove ancient pre-vim 7 conditionals
- Normalize spacing in sets and lets
- Make tabs visible
- Change trailing space visibilty from period to floating dot
- Tune up ALE python linting with pep8, black, isort
- Split login stuff into .profile
- Symlink .profile to .zprofile since zsh only loads the latter
- Drop QPA_PLATFORMTHEME and see what breaks
- Make bat my pager where I have it, most where I don't
- Drop the OS-detection stuff for ls, use exa if I have it
- Drop a couple old aliases
- Use physical hardware address for where to put rofi
- Switch dunst to output on focused display
Rotom handles displays differently and my TV keeps dropping from the bus
when turned off, changing its display number when powered back on. This
should fix the effects of that, hopefully.
I keep a browser open on workspace 2 all the time now, and sometimes
want to open a new instance somewhere else. This was a hack for when I
had so little RAM I couldn't leave a browser open all the time.
For the most part this exists to prevent Chromium from opening anything
ever on any system it happens to be installed on. I will always prefer
vim, firefox, and feh for any mimetype those can open.
Unfortunately Arch's default mimetype dataset prefers Chromium for a
vast array of types if it's installed.
