This script just writes a timestamped log file to a tmpfs for perusing
out of band, since Dunst's "Timestamps" are something like "Microseconds
since launch" and not at all useful.
We also add some comments and update some directives to newer formats.
- De-i3 some things that stayed on when I moved from i3 to sway
- Fix unicode characters that carried over from copying an example conf
- Remove an old pattern of using variables for workspace names
Since we're getting notifications for mic controls now, 100 is too
short. Even not printing mic notifications, I miss stuff in my HUD
screen because they age off in the flood of mic muted/mic unmuted etc.
Expand this to 500
My priorities are strange...
- A long timeout so I'll notice a notification while doing other stuff
- An eventual clear so I don't drown in notifications I don't close
- An idle timeout so they're all there after a long AFK
I think this does the trick well-ish
- Add printscreen and scroll_lock as keys for screenshot and mic_mute
- Add waynergy config support for rewriting the printscreen keycode to
the code evdev xkb map expects
Just calling `starship prompt` isn't enough. We need to pass several
flags like execution time and status. Also I realize this makes the
right prompt and continuation prompts not work but that's okay because
I don't use those.
We pretty ironclad specify EDITOR now, don't want
to use vim, and don't trust every box to have hx
on it. We could make this a thing in the git local
but trusting EDITOR is probably best.
- 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.
