The previous code did not identify the output display correctly,
leading to wf-recorder asking the user to select the region when the
user requested the display output to be selected.
With this change the bash script will use slurp with the -o flag to
identify the display output.
This has not been tested with wl-screenrec as no change has been made to
its call signature in omarchy-cmd-screenrecord and the wl-screenrec
binary is not included in the default omarchy installation.
* init
* remove comment
format
* add pulse animation
* change to signals
* Move file to an internal location, match signal with what's being sent
* Need to sleep a second to ensure that the recording has either started or stopped before we render config
* Put it in a more prominent place
* Use OMARCHY_PATH
* Sharpen icons and add on-click to stop
* Drop animation but reserve space
* Lean entirely on waybar indicator rather than notification when starting
* Use an explaining function instead of comments
* Give time to ensure the process is dead before updating the indicator
* No longer needed
* Don't need to repeat the on-click
* Don't need a full second
* Naming
* SIRGTMIN shouldn't be here
* Don't need any of this that isn't seen or used
* Explain the sleep
* Mirror start/stop functions
* Go all-in on explaining functions
* Inline audio toggle
* Better just to move the clock rather than have it be permanently offset
* Fix all parameters and name them
* Add migration
* There is now a later omarchy-refresh-waybar offer
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Co-authored-by: David Heinemeier Hansson <david@hey.com>
* Fix screen recording on Intel graphics
Use wf-recorder for Intel graphics instead of wl-screenrec due to VAAPI compatibility issues that prevent recording from starting.
* combining greps for nvidia and intel graphics
* Update omarchy-cmd-screenrecord
* use wf-recorder instead of wl-screenrec
wl-screenrec does not support NVIDIA drivers as of now
* install wf-recorder and migration for it
* use wl-screenrec for non-nvidia and wf-recorder otherwise
* useless comment
* only use one of the screen recording features
