Pad the percent text to 3 chars with printf so " 5%", " 50%", and
"100%" render at identical width in the JetBrainsMono monospace label.
Previously the popup container resized between events because the
label string varied between 2 and 4 characters, which caused the
popup to visibly jump in width on consecutive brightness key presses.
Builds on #5525, which made the percent values themselves step
uniformly; this completes the loop by making the rendered popup match.
Co-authored-by: Mateus Pegorim <14262063+Pegorim@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The tray drawer reserves space for its slide-in animation; placed
mid-section that gap was always visible. Now:
- normalizeLayout moves any tray entry to the section's inner edge
(start of right, end of left/center) so the reserved gap sits next
to the bar center instead of stranded mid-section.
- TrayModule reads its own entry settings to support pinned[] and
hidden[] arrays of SNI ids. Pinned icons render to the right of the
chevron (always visible); hidden icons never render; the rest fall
into the drawer.
- Right-click the chevron opens a management popup listing every
reporting tray item with Pin/Unpin and Hide/Show pills. Toggles
persist via shell.updateEntryInline.
- Bar imports common/ as BarCommon so the tray can reach PopupCard
and PillButton for the popup.
Bar now shows just the chip glyph; hover opens the existing CPU+Memory
graphs popup, left-click launches btop. Removes the inline sparklines,
the right-click→alacritty binding, and the redundant Open btop pill.
Rename apps/quickshell.lua to apps/omarchy-shell.lua and gather every
rule that targets a Quickshell surface owned by the shell:
- menu and image-selector layer rules (image-selector moved out of
apps/system.lua, where it didn't belong with generic floating /
media / idle rules)
- new window rules so the settings panel floats centered at 960x700
instead of tiling
The settings panel is a transient dialog, not a workspace surface, so
tiling it disrupts the layout and leaves it awkwardly tall when it lands
in a half-screen split. Class+title scoping keeps the rule from leaking
into other org.quickshell windows (menu, image picker, etc.).
The previous clearBodyFocus() set focus = false on navRoot.activeFocusItem
and called navRoot.forceActiveFocus(), which works for plain Rectangles
but not for Controls 2 widgets like ComboBox: the combo keeps an internal
focused child that the surrounding FocusScope happily restores, so the
accent focus border on the Position/Center anchor dropdowns lingered
after backing out to the sidebar.
Add an invisible 1x1 navFocusSink Item inside navRoot and force focus
onto it whenever the user leaves the body (h/Esc/Shift-Tab, category
changes from sidebar nav, or panel reopens). The sink reliably owns
activeFocus so every body control \u2014 ComboBox included \u2014 falls back to
its unfocused style.
Two related fixes from user feedback on the keyboard nav:
1. Focused and selected controls were drawing the same 2px accent border
so it was impossible to tell where the keyboard cursor was on a row
that happened to also be the current value. Focused now uses a 3px
accent border plus a translucent accent fill; selected keeps its 2px
border with no fill. Centralized into focusBorderColor /
focusBorderWidth / focusFillColor so all components share the look.
2. Backing out of the body to the sidebar (h/Left/Esc) left the focus
ring lingering on the body item. FocusScope was restoring activeFocus
to its remembered descendant when navRoot reclaimed focus.
exitBodyZone (and onActiveCategoryChanged when not in body mode) now
clears focus from the previously active descendant before forcing
focus back onto navRoot.
Two zones — sidebar and body — with vim-style bindings:
sidebar j/Down next category
k/Up previous category
l/Right/Tab/Enter/Ctrl-L enter body
Esc close panel
body j/Down/Tab next focusable
k/Up/Shift-Tab previous focusable
Enter/Space activate focused control
h/Left/Esc/Ctrl-H back to sidebar
Wraps panel content in a FocusScope with Keys.priority: Keys.BeforeItem
so j/k always reach the nav handler even when a child control has focus.
Body focusables are gathered by walking the visible subtree of the active
category for items with activeFocusOnTab — automatically excluding
hidden category branches. Sidebar shows an accent-tinted highlight when
focused; each interactive control (DefaultsRow, StyleOptionTile,
StyleChip, FontRow, StyleToggleRow, ActionPill, IconButton, PluginRow)
renders an accent focus ring while focused.
Consolidates bar-settings into a single 'settings' plugin with sidebar
categories: Defaults, Style, Bar, System, Plugins. Updates supporting
commands (omarchy-launch-settings, omarchy-style-corners-quickshell,
omarchy-theme-list-with-previews, omarchy-hyprland-monitor-scaling-set)
and refreshes sidebar glyphs to Nerd Font icons.
Network panel now polls 'ip route get 1.1.1.1' for the active interface
and renders a key/value grid with IP/CIDR, gateway, link speed +
duplex (ethernet) or signal/freq/bitrate (Wi-Fi). One bash script
collects everything in TSV.
Wi-Fi list now works on Omarchy's default iwd+impala stack: when
nmcli isn't installed, falls back to 'iwctl station <dev> get-networks'
and parses the connected/SSID/signal/security columns. The list is
hidden entirely when no Wi-Fi station device exists (ethernet-only
machines).
Right-click on the bar widget and the bottom 'Open Wi-Fi manager
(Impala)' button both run omarchy-launch-wifi directly (was wrapped
in extra OMARCHY_PATH= env that wasn't actually doing anything).
Was gated on isConnected; users with paired-but-disconnected devices
(or devices Quickshell hasn't flagged as connected yet) saw no button
at all. Now shows on every known device. Action follows state:
connected -> disconnect, otherwise -> forget. Tooltip label flips to
match.
Bluetooth rows no longer hover-show a tooltip — clicking to connect
or pair is self-evident from the layout. Connected rows now ignore
their own click and surface a small × button on the right that
disconnects (with its own tooltip + urgent-color hover affordance).
Right-click still forgets the device.
PillButton's attached ToolTip is now a styled instance — uses the
widget's foreground color for text + border and a configurable
tooltipBackground (defaults to a near-black, overridable to
bar.background). No more stock OS chrome inside our popups.
Bluetooth panel passes bar.background/foreground through to its
header pills and replaces the row tooltip with the same themed style.
Each device row is now a two-line entry: name on top, status on the
bottom (Connected · 80%, Connecting…, Pairing…, Disconnecting…, Failed,
Available · click to pair, or Paired). Status text and the bluetooth
icon both color-code by state — connected/active draws in foreground,
idle in dim, failed in urgent.
Pending click attempts arm a 10s timer; if the device hasn't reached
the expected state by then the row flips to 'Failed' with an urgent
color so you can see the connect attempt didn't take. State change
listeners clear the pending flag the moment the device actually
connects or pairs.
Hover tooltips and right-click-to-forget moved into the row so the
behavior is self-contained.
- Scan and Manage are now small icon-only buttons in the header beside
the On/Off pill, with hover tooltips via the new PillButton.tooltipText
prop (backed by QtQuick.Controls ToolTip).
- New discoveredDevices list pulls everything in Bluetooth.devices that
isn't paired/connected/bonded/trusted. While scanning, those appear
under a 'Discovered' header. Click pairs and connects.
- Empty-state text only shows when there are no known and no
discovered devices, otherwise it would push down real entries.
- Header now uses anchors so the on/off pill sits cleanly at the right
instead of relying on a fixed-width spacer that drifted as content
grew.
- Discovery toggle moved out of the header and into a labeled action
row alongside a new 'Manage…' button that launches
omarchy-launch-bluetooth (the Impala TUI).
- Empty-state message tells you what to do based on adapter state
(off / scanning / no paired devices) instead of one generic line.
wttr.in query switched from one-blob format to pipe-delimited fields
(location|condition|temp|feels|wind|humidity). The popup parses each
piece into its own property and renders a clean key/value grid:
fort lauderdale, florida, us
Partly cloudy
Temperature +82°F (feels +91°F)
Wind ↗15mph
Humidity 82%
[Refresh] [wttr.in]
PopupCard gains a triggerMode property — "click" stays as the default
(focus-grab dismissal), "hover" skips the grab so the cursor can move
freely between the trigger and the card. PopupCard also exposes a
containsMouse alias for widgets that want to coordinate hover state.
Weather widget now shows on hover and hides 220ms after the cursor
leaves both the trigger and the popup. The redundant tooltip is gone —
the popup is the detail view. Click is still wired for refresh
(middle) and notification dump (right).
PopupCard now uses HyprlandFocusGrab so any popup in the shell closes
when the user clicks outside it (or any other window in the listed set).
Single primitive — every widget gets it for free.
Weather popup rewritten:
- Smaller cloud glyph beside the city name on one row, both vertically
centered.
- Condition string flows on its own line and wraps inside the popup.
- Refresh and wttr.in pills sit side by side instead of stacked, no
more dead vertical space.
- contentHeight tracks the actual content height so the popup is no
taller than it needs to be.
The legacy 'workspaces' built-in renders cleaner than the animated
workspacesPro file widget. Removed the widget file, its first-party
registration in Bar.qml, and updated the default layouts and docs.
'workspaces' loses the (legacy) tag in the catalog since there's no
alternative anymore.
omarchy.bar-settings and omarchy.image-picker are shell infrastructure —
the customizer and image picker themselves. Listing them in 'Other
plugins' with move/remove arrows is misleading: removing the panel
plugin doesn't disable anything (it's summoned on demand via IPC), and
adding them never made sense.
Dropped them from shell-defaults.json's plugins[] and from the inline
builtinShellConfig fallback. normalizeDraft and availableToAdd now skip
manifests with __isFirstParty so existing user shell.json files
self-heal on next load.
David Heinemeier Hansson