Updated the `omarchy-cmd-screensaver` script to allow screensaver effects to run independently on each monitor in multi-display configurations.
Previously, the effect loop waited for all animations on all monitors to finish before starting the next effect. With this change, each monitor handles its own effect cycle independently, improving smoothness and responsiveness in multi-monitor setups.
Turns out there are control codes for tracking mouse actions in xterm-compatible terminal emulators (mind blown).
This patch adds mouse action awareness to our beloved screensaver setup:
- on setup it sends the respective control codes for movement and click detection
- in the main loop it opens up the input reader to read raw bytes and, thus, enable to detect even so much as a mouse's squeak
Personally, I love swiping my trackpad to exit screensaver. But the explicit pressing-a-key to exit is nice, also.
And I don't know if many people have jitter issues with their mouses or trackpads. Reckon, if they had they wouldn't get to see the glory that TTE is anyway, ever :)
This is tested and working in Ghostty. Sorry for the low-effort testing.
* feat: fullscreen for ghostty/kitty screensaver
* feat: add ghostty screensaver config
* Remove the extra two bottom lines as well
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Co-authored-by: David Heinemeier Hansson <david@hey.com>
* 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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* Themeing for ghostty
* Fix theme name
* Set font for ghostty too if its on the system
* Use correct class for ghostty styling
* Uniformity
* Need to keep this alacritty until we have it fully working for other terminals
* Stick to alacritty so we can control font size
* Stick with alacritty for system terminals
* Add menu to install different terminal
* Use taha approved colors
* update to use $TERMINAL instead of alacitty
* revert
* move env to hyprconfig
* Only set if we have alacritty
* Add launcher for wifi settings so it can be used in mako config
* Set system terminal in config/uwsm/env to ensure its available everywhere
* Ensure that $TERMINAL is available after update
* Didn't work to have the TERMINAL env in Hyprland
* Configure terminal settings against a full set of options
* Make About usable with any terminal
* One more alacritty-specific setting
* Use the new wifi launcher bin
* Only require the update/relaunch if TERMINAL isn't already set in config/uwsm/env
* More alacritty usage converted to $TERMINAL
* Use new launcher
* Change scrolltouchpad input rule to apply to all terminals
* Its a singular match
* Take current font from waybar, in case we don't have alacritty
* Only set font for alacritty if its being used
* Get ready to be terminal agnostic on the refresh of config too
* Use new launcher
* Note the last reliance we have on alacritty
* Make theme setting for terminals generic and include kitty
* Set font_family for kitty as well
* Quiet grep
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* exit if screensaver not in focus
* Extract explaining function
* Consistent function style
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* Add omarchy icon to fastfetch config
* Add migration file for fastfetch update
* Use consistent branding placement for spots you can change
* Allow editing the about icon
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Co-authored-by: David Heinemeier Hansson <david@hey.com>
* check for custom screensaver logo or fall back to default
* move logo location to omarchy config folder
* fix missed location check
* add menu item to copy logo.txt and open in editor
* move to setup menu
* Just always use a user-editable screensaver.txt file
* No longer needed
* Be clearer
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Co-authored-by: Christopher Moore <cmoore@yozu.co.uk>
Co-authored-by: David Heinemeier Hansson <david@hey.com>
