* Add bluetui integration and launch script
- Add omarchy-launch-bluetooth script to launch bluetui TUI
- Create migration scripts for bluetui installation
- Update omarchy-menu and waybar configuration for bluetui support
- Add bluetui to base packages
* Move unblock into launchers and reuse existing launch or focus setup
* Fix installer to remove blueberry and be more surgical with waybar changes
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* improve: uniquely identify btop when launched from waybar.
* align btop app id
* add migration to uniquely identify btop
* also add unique app ids to lazydocker and terminal editor
* introduce new omarchy-launch-tui that sets class.
* align all the tuis and behaviour in waybar
* update migration accordingly
* fixes
* separate terminal from tui
* fix: double setsid uswm-app --
* Standardize namespace on org.omarchy and lowercase
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* Fix: Jetbrains popup dialog would not get focus automatically
The config shipped with omarchy misbehaves with popups. Opening a popup
would not shift the focus automatically to it, requiring manual click on
it to start typing into it.
You can reproduce with by trying to open any popup dialog (for example
CTRL+T on Rider, or CTRL+SHIFT+F)
This config with `-Dawt.toolkit.name=WLToolkit` in the custom VM options
fixes all the issues I have with jetbrains. I am also making a dedicated
workspace which float all windows just for jetbrains.
* Use existing formatting conventions
* More tweaks
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This additional bind lets the user follow the default action of a notification with a keystroke in the same position `,` as the other notification binds.
Solves the issue from ae10133b5e the right
way using the actual xdg-terminal-exec package and provides resillient
fallbacks no matter what the user might do.
This also removes the need to restart after changing terminals at all.
fixes#2198fixes#2329fixes#2673fixes#1754
* fix(jetbrains.conf): allow focus for Android Studio’s first dialog by unsetting nofocus rules for empty-title windows
* Refactor window rules for JetBrains apps
Updated window rules for JetBrains applications to allow focus and interaction with dialogs.
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* Add bindings for scratchpad support
This is great for hiding windows temporarily and bringing them up when
needed in an overlay, I'm using it to hide away my webcam control in
meetings. ;)
* Change shortcut to move window to scratchpad
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Some applications (e.g. Aether) use xdg-desktop-portal-gtk to open folder chooser dialogs titled "Choose Export Directory" or similar. These were not matched by the previous floating-window regex, causing them to tile instead of float.
This change expands the title regex to include "Choose …" patterns, ensuring these dialogs float and center properly in Hyprland
* New window replaces the current fullscreen or maximized window
Currently if we are in fullscreen or full-width mode and either
start a new application OR
create a new window of an existing application. Like an incognito window
Then those new windows/apps start in the background. There is no indication that something new has been created.
IMHO, if I am opening an application then I want to switch to it. I cannot think of any common use case for having new applications open in the background.
This change will cause new application to replace current application as the fullscreen / fullwidth window
Please see docs: https://wiki.hypr.land/Configuring/Variables/#misc
Option:
new_window_takes_over_fullscreen
Desc:
if there is a fullscreen or maximized window, decide whether a new tiled window opened should replace it, stay behind or disable the fullscreen/maximized state. 0 - behind, 1 - takes over, 2 - unfullscreen/unmaxize [0/1/2]
Type:
int
Default:
0
* fix the setting name
* fix(hyprland): match Brave portal dialogs in floating-window rule
Brave on Wayland uses xdg-desktop-portal-gtk for permission and file dialogs.
These windows use website-based titles (e.g. "chatgpt.com wants to open")
instead of "Open File" or "Save File", so they were not matched by the
floating-window rule. This commit expands the title regex to include those
patterns, ensuring Brave dialogs float properly.
* Shrink scope
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This seems niche, but you might like it. Binds Super + Ctrl + F to force-tile a fullscreen app. It works nice for things including running games in a tile or watching YouTube in a pip tile without needing to configure these apps specifically to do so.
Google Chrome reports itself as google-chrome in `hyprctl clients` but
the matching for the windowrule did not work, probably because since
hyprland 0.46.0 the regex matching needs to span the entire string.
This change makes "google-chrome" get recognized so that windows of that
browser receive the chromium-based-browser tag, which in turn provides
better opacity settings for Chrome windows. Since "chrome" was matched
by the regex before, this fix now should restore the originally intended
behavior for Google Chrome.
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