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Install brightnessctl and bind all seven ThinkPad multimedia keys:
- XF86MonBrightnessUp/Down → brightnessctl ±5%
- XF86AudioMicMute → pactl source mute
- XF86Bluetooth → bt-toggle.sh (bluetoothctl + notify-send)
- XF86ScreenSaver (Fn+F2) → same as $mod+Shift+s (pause + swaylock)
- XF86Sleep → systemctl suspend
- XF86WLAN / XF86RFKill → rfkill toggle
Note: rfkill may need a passwordless doas rule
(permit nopass :wheel cmd rfkill) or group membership to write
/dev/rfkill without privileges; not wired speculatively.
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Pairs with focus_follows_mouse to prevent stale-hover focus-steal after
keyboard navigation: the cursor jumps into the new focus so subsequent
small mouse movements don't bounce focus back to where it used to be.
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Any fullscreen window now pauses swayidle's timer. Covers mpv, video
calls, fullscreen browser video, etc.
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Pipe grim through tee so Print / Shift+Print save to disk AND copy the
PNG to the Wayland clipboard via wl-copy.
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Install cliphist and wire two user services (text + image watchers) into
sway-session.target. Bind $mod+v to pick an entry via fuzzel and
$mod+Shift+v to delete one.
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Splitting the for_window 'move to scratchpad' action into a dedicated
autostart helper so that super+t launches TB tiled (not stashed) when TB
isn't already running. Previously the for_window rule would stash every
new main window, forcing the user to press super+t twice after killing
TB manually.
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waybar's sway/workspaces has no ignore-list (that option is hyprland-only),
so the _tb workspace always leaked into the bar and into super+tab cycling.
Using sway's native scratchpad solves both: the __i3_scratch workspace is
filtered automatically. We run 'floating disable' right after 'scratchpad
show' so the window lands tiled on the current workspace, preserving the
intended UX.
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get_tree's workspace nodes don't carry a .focused field (only con nodes
do), so current_ws was empty and the script emitted a malformed swaymsg
command. get_workspaces exposes .focused directly on each workspace.
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Scratchpad is inherently floating; the user wants the main TB window to
tile normally when shown and disappear completely when hidden. Park the
main window on a hidden workspace _tb via for_window, then toggle it
with a small swaymsg+jq script that moves it between _tb and the
currently focused workspace. Child windows (compose, viewer, calendar,
prefs) are unaffected and tile wherever they spawn.
- Autostart thunderbird so the window exists on login, parked on _tb.
- Hide _tb from waybar's workspace list.
- Update KEYBINDS.md.
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Matching only on app_id caused every TB window (compose, message
viewer, calendar event, settings) to be parked in the scratchpad,
leaving them hidden behind the main window. TB's main window title
always ends in 'Mozilla Thunderbird'; child windows don't. Narrow
both the for_window rule and the Super+t toggle with a title regex
so only the main window is managed.
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Autostart thunderbird on sway launch; window rule parks it in the
scratchpad immediately so it runs in the background firing mako
notifications. Super+t toggles the window visible/hidden without
quitting the app — works around the long-standing lack of native
Linux tray support in Thunderbird.
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- seat * xcursor_theme Adwaita 24: announces the cursor via
cursor-shape-v1 for Wayland clients and exports XCURSOR_THEME/SIZE
to Xwayland, so Xwayland GTK apps no longer fall back to the bitmap X
cursor.
- exec gsettings color-scheme prefer-dark: GTK4 ignores the settings.ini
gtk-application-prefer-dark-theme key (GTK3 only); it reads the gnome
color-scheme gsetting. This fixes light-mode GTK4 apps (gnome
calculator, nautilus, modern GNOME apps).
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- New dot_config/systemd/user/swayidle.service, pulled in by
sway-session.target alongside mako/display-watcher/poweralertd. Same
lifetime as the rest of the session: starts after graphical-session,
restarts on failure, stops on logout.
- Drop the swayidle exec from sway config (was unmanaged background
process with no restart, no logging hookup).
- Revert etc/systemd/logind.conf overrides: swayidle handles idle-lock
directly via Wayland ext-idle-notifier, so the logind IdleAction
belt-and-suspenders is redundant. Run just etc-reset
/etc/systemd/logind.conf on the host to restore pristine.
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- logind: IdleAction=lock, IdleActionSec=5min. systemd emits a lock
signal at 5min idle (session becomes locked from logind PoV; swayidle
listens and invokes swaylock).
- swayidle: lock at 5min, blank display at 6min, lock before sleep.
Closes the gap where lid-close or manual suspend would wake to an
unlocked session.
- swaylock: add -i (--ignore-empty-password) to ignore accidental Enter.
- meta/wayland: add swayidle.
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Replace sway exec launches with a sway-session.target that BindsTo
graphical-session.target and Wants mako, poweralertd, and a new
display-watcher.service. Services now get restart-on-failure, journal
integration, and clean shutdown when sway exits.
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zbarcam needs an X11 display for the live camera preview, which sway
provides via XWayland. Two changes to make that reliable:
- sway/config: add DISPLAY to the systemd/dbus user-environment imports,
so anything launched through those paths (not just direct sway execs)
can reach XWayland.
- rqr: default DISPLAY to :0 (sway's default XWayland socket) when
unset, as a belt-and-suspenders fallback.
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Rename home/ contents to chezmoi naming conventions:
- dot_ prefix for dotfiles and dot-dirs
- private_dot_ for .gnupg and .ssh directories
- private_ for 0600 files (nym.pub)
- executable_ for scripts in .local/bin and display-toggle.sh
- symlink_ for mimeapps.list symlink
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