Cropping should be avoided if the image is the same size also, not just if it is smaller.
I was using a minimum of 2 outputs while testing on my desktop. Revert that to 1.
Remove trailing tabs.
move waybar-apt.sh to waybar-debian.sh and add
waybar-fedora-silverblue.sh
waybar-pkg checks the OS from /etc/os-release then forwards argument to
the correct script
If no background arguement exists, use a fallback colour. If no scale or
transform argument exists use 1 and 0. Toggle off waybar on start (I
don't think this works properly)
Not ideal. Requires manual installation of Gtk2::Notify which is no
longer packaged by Debian and has broken dependencies. Need to migrate
to a better notification library.
Migration was initially made to Gtk2::Notify because it allows for
replacing the content of an existing notification. No newer libraries
appear to support this in Perl.
This was the first "substantial" Perl program I've ever written; it may
become the first which is re-written in a better supported language.
SWAYSOCK is now static so it can be referenced by all of the swaymsg
commands.
waybar now includes a static WAYLAND_DISPLAY declaration.
This allows for recovery/configuration via SSH as well as groundwork for
udev (un)docking rules.
Since a previous change combined all displays into a single file, it is
no longer necessary to create many temporary configs. The latest config
can just be dumped to the standard path so that running `waybar` on it's
own will load it.
Working: A proper countdown to idle works and is cancelled on resume.
Displays are dimmed if possible at countdown start and restorted at
resume. The screens properly lock. The power to the displays is turned
off. The power is restore upon first resume. Layout and brightness
restored on unlock.
Known issue: Displays are not restored if the system idles again while
on lock screen. This shouldn't really happen and is a possible indicator
of tampering, which is kind of cool, but it's janky. Power needs to be
restored with the toggle_displays hotkey.
John Mertz
John Mertz