* Add Tmux
Being able to use a unified terminal setup between local and remote
hosts has some real advantages.
* Renaming is more important than reloading
* Self-explanatory, really
* Add alias for it
* Attach to last used session or start a new if we have none
* Just stick to n/p
* Make it a clean 10x
* We don't need this
* Keep similar fixes together
* Keep bindings together
* Hate looking at that 0
* Add way to refresh theme from its templates (when they've changed)
* Fix
If it is not run as a sub-shell, using open and then subsequently closing the app will pollute the existing terminal with messages like:
[1] 287915
[1]+ Done xdg-open "$@" > /dev/null 2>&1
Making it a subshell removes this noise and keeps it more like the open command in macOS.
* Create ~/Work with ./bin in the path for contained projects
* Split out the mise work setup as its own configurator
* Fixup the migration to reuse config logic
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* No using custom chromium.desktop any more
* Spacing
* Rely on $OMARCHY_PATH
* Add common pkg and cmd functions for use in migrations and elsewhere
* Simple pkg-adds
* Later migration does it
* Ensure running migrations on older installs have the new pkg/cmds available
* Spacing
* Use new abstractions
* Installed in later migration
* Needless comment
* Use new commands
* Fix package name from 'batt' to 'bat'
* Add omarchy to system path
* Remove unnecessary duplicate
* Remove path def since it's global now
* Migration for system-wide path
* Remove debug code
* Refresh after update
* Add common state script
* Restart on state detected
* Set state instead
* Export own path for menu
* better pkg manager with shotcuts
* removed ctrl-d, it conflict with terminal
* reveal keybinds to user
* We don't need yayf any more now we have full integration in Omarchy menu
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Update fzf completion source path from /usr/share/bash-completion/completions/fzf
to /usr/share/fzf/completion.bash to match the actual file location on Arch Linux.
