/proc/mounts uses octal escaping for special characters (e.g. \040 for
spaces). Decode with printf before passing to fusermount so paths with
spaces are handled correctly.
Add disown after backgrounding the gvfs restart so it survives
systemd-sleep's cgroup cleanup when the hook script exits.
The post-sleep hook runs before systemd thaws user.slice, so a
synchronous systemctl --user restart hangs for ~90 seconds waiting
for the frozen user manager to respond — blocking the entire resume.
Background the restart with a short delay so it executes after
user.slice is thawed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
cp -p preserves the original user ownership from ~/.local/share/omarchy,
which would allow an unprivileged user to modify a script that runs as
root during suspend/hibernate.
gvfsd-fuse is spawned by gvfsd during init and not respawned if it
dies. After lazy-unmounting in pre-sleep, restart gvfs-daemon.service
in post-sleep so the FUSE mount at /run/user/*/gvfs is restored.
Some find windows like "find everywhere" has initial title that consists of a singular space. Update title matching expression to capture that case as well.
* Fix nvim transparency to preserve foreground colors
The old approach used `vim.api.nvim_set_hl(0, name, { bg = "none" })`
which replaces the entire highlight definition, wiping out foreground
and other attributes. This breaks snacks.nvim's GitHub integration
(gh_pr/gh_issue pickers) which reads the foreground color from Normal
and NormalFloat at module load time, gets nil, and crashes in
Snacks.util.blend().
The fix uses nvim_get_hl to fetch existing attributes first, removes
only bg, then sets the highlight back — preserving all other attributes.
* Drop fallback that reintroduces the highlight-wiping bug
If nvim_get_hl fails for a group, skip it rather than falling back to
the old { bg = "none" } approach that clears all attributes.
* Use tmux native method of renaming windows
This uses tmux's built in method of renaming windows, and it even works
with pane switching rather than relying on cd to change the window name
* Update config/tmux/tmux.conf
I agree with the copilot suggestion
Co-authored-by: Copilot <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Co-authored-by: Jadon Brutcher <jadon.brutcher@deltamobile.com>
Co-authored-by: Copilot <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Use lmstudio-bin in the AI install menu so installs and reinstalls stay on the current LM Studio package stream instead of reverting to legacy lmstudio.
