* 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
* Enable Synaptics InterTouch for confirmed touchpads if not already loaded
* fix echo message
* remove shebang and echo messages
* check for synaptics intertouch and enable it only if available
* Set Power Profiles Rules when plugged in (balanced) and unplugged (power-saver)"
* Check for battery presence before installing power profile rules
* Add battery presence check script and update powerprofilesctl rules
* fix indentation
* Simplify power profile rule creation logic
* Replace yq with pure bash for TOML parsing
The yq-based parsing only worked with jq/yq v3 and broke with go-yq v4.
This change removes the yq and uses bash for parsing. Some additional improvments:
- Handles single and double quoted values
- Strips inline comments (e.g. "#hex" #comment)
* Remove the no-longer-needed yq packages
---------
Co-authored-by: David Heinemeier Hansson <david@hey.com>
When a kernel upgrade is taken in, we replace current modules with new
ones and they are not available until we reboot. This can cause the
system to appear broken, especially when plugging new hardwaare like a
pen drive or odd input device.
This patch adds kernel-modules-hook which keeps the current modules even
if the package is replaced. A one-off clean-up service runs on startup
to remove older modules.
* Replace yq with pure bash for TOML parsing
The yq-based parsing only worked with jq/yq v3 and broke with go-yq v4.
This change removes the yq and uses bash for parsing. Some additional improvments:
- Handles single and double quoted values
- Strips inline comments (e.g. "#hex" #comment)
* Remove the no-longer-needed yq packages
---------
Co-authored-by: David Heinemeier Hansson <david@hey.com>
* Attempt to templaterize the theme specific files
* Cleanup
* Slim down
* Combine render into -set
* Pull out the dynamic template rendering again, but simpler
* Fix vars
* Variables are lowercase
* Better presentation
* Fix missing colors
* Provide stripped values too
* Fix colors for regular hex format
* Bring back explicit btop themes
They're too involved to derive from a basic color set
* Make an atomic swap of the theme directories
* No longer used by walker to cancel
* Explain why
* Remove redundant const
* Consistent const naming
* No longe have $THEMES_DIR
* Correct the blue
* Set opencode colors too
* Fix colors for readability
* Move the templates together with the others in default
* Split user themes and default themes
* Fix paths
* Look for both user themes and default themes
Plus speed things up
* Migrate to the new setup where default themes live inside omarchy
* Explicitly store the name of the current theme
* Cleanup
* No longer need omarchy-theme-next since themes are now fully rendered, not symlinks
* Get current theme name from the new theme.name file
* Look for user background images in dedicated directory
* Need yq for toml
* Need yq to parse colors.toml
* Look for backgrounds matching the new theme.name
We no longer have symlinks
* Migrate existing user backgrounds to the new proper location
* Install user backgrounds in the correct path
* Fix quoting
* Just rely on the system theme for opencode and get ready for USRSIG2 being available to live reload
* Fix template generation for rgb colors
