* 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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Co-authored-by: David Heinemeier Hansson <david@hey.com>
* improve: add image/video share and run share commands silently
- Added 'image' and 'video' modes to omarchy-cmd-share to quickly send
the most recent screenshot or video without selecting manually.
- Updated show_share_menu to run share commands in the background using
'nohup' to avoid opening a terminal window.
- Comments added to explain each section for clarity and maintainability.
* Match names with folders
* Correct here too
* Don't need to keep this around
* Fix these up for what's needed only
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Co-authored-by: David Heinemeier Hansson <david@hey.com>
AAC provides better cross-platform compatibility compared to Opus when
using MP4 containers. While Opus is supported in MP4, compatibility
varies across different media players and platforms.
In testing, screen recordings with Opus codec sent to Windows users
played without audio in Windows Media Player, while recordings with
AAC codec worked immediately without issues. AAC ensures recordings
are playable out-of-the-box across all platforms without requiring
users to install additional codecs or use alternative media players.
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.
Replace hardcoded --class flag with xdg-terminal-exec --app-id to properly
support kitty and other terminals. This aligns with the rest of the codebase
and ensures floating window rules work correctly across different terminals.
