* update to use $TERMINAL instead of alacitty
* revert
* move env to hyprconfig
* Only set if we have alacritty
* Add launcher for wifi settings so it can be used in mako config
* Set system terminal in config/uwsm/env to ensure its available everywhere
* Ensure that $TERMINAL is available after update
* Didn't work to have the TERMINAL env in Hyprland
* Configure terminal settings against a full set of options
* Make About usable with any terminal
* One more alacritty-specific setting
* Use the new wifi launcher bin
* Only require the update/relaunch if TERMINAL isn't already set in config/uwsm/env
* More alacritty usage converted to $TERMINAL
* Use new launcher
* Change scrolltouchpad input rule to apply to all terminals
* Its a singular match
* Take current font from waybar, in case we don't have alacritty
* Only set font for alacritty if its being used
* Get ready to be terminal agnostic on the refresh of config too
* Use new launcher
* Note the last reliance we have on alacritty
* Make theme setting for terminals generic and include kitty
* Set font_family for kitty as well
* Quiet grep
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The branch message had an incomplete ANSI escape sequence that was
cutting off the first character and breaking the display formatting.
Before: \eUsing branch: master (displayed as 'sing branch: master')
After: \e[32mUsing branch: master\e[0m (displayed as 'Using branch: master' in green)
This fix ensures the complete message is displayed with proper green coloring.
* exit if screensaver not in focus
* Extract explaining function
* Consistent function style
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* add themes from https://github.com/eza-community/eza-themes
* init eza theme during install
* add migration
* refactor migration script to only link eza theme if it exists for current theme
* only link to eza theme if current theme supports it
* only link to eza theme if current theme supports it
* Cleanup
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* Automatically change VS Code theme along with Omarchy themes
* Create a way to skip vscode auto-theming
* Make theme setting resilient to different states of the settings.json
* Improve setting and removing theme and notify when waiting on install
* Explain what we're doing
* Extract dedicated bin for vscode theme change
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* add: omarchy-cmd-share-files script
* add: call script from main menu
* add: hyprland binding for sharing files
* fix: dispatcher syntax
* fix: make script executable
* fix: script name on main menu
* fix: show share menu call
* fix: dispatcher order
* fix: script call via shorcut
* fix: share shortcut and share class for alacritty
* add parameters to share files, folders and clipboard content
* do not clean tmp files in clipboard mode
* make tmp file txts for clipboard sharing
* add menu options for folder and clipboard sharing
* rename script
* shortcut opens walker share menu
* fix spacing in share menu
* fix: share menu calls
* Files with spaces in the path were breaking 'send' action
* Add Trigger menu to house capture/share/toggle
* Style
* Fix going straight to share menu on Ctrl + Super + S
* Combine
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* Copy current URL to clipboard with browser extension
In Omarchy web apps it's impossible to get the curent URL to share it in
another applications. This commit adds a browser extension which is
included by default via the chromium-flags.conf config. With this
extension you can get the current URL via a keyboard shortcut.
The default shortcut for getting the current URL is `Ctrl+Shift+L`, this
shortcut can be changed via this page: chrome://extensions/shortcuts.
* Change the shortcut to Alt+Shift+L
In my testing and research I found out that not all shortcuts
are available as suggested_key. We still want to use L because
that's easy to remember because we associate it with the location bar.
* Improve notification language
* Move it to just Alt + L since that's not used
Better mirrors Ctrl + L as well
* Move this under default/chromium
* Fix symlink
* It didn't like Alt+L alone after all
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* Add focus or launch script
* Replace eval with exec
* Use eval so it properly expands the variables
* Apply to the apps where it makes most sense
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* First swing at t2 support
* Remove unnecessary enables
* Trim up
* Trim
* Need to use official mirror until we have our own setup
* Use GitHub mirror for now
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* Add Chrome and Brave browser policy support for theme colors
Replace chromium --set-theme-color commands with managed policies
- Add RGB to hex conversion function
- Create /etc/chromium/policies/managed/color.json for Chrome
- Create /etc/brave/policies/managed/color.json for Brave
- Remove deprecated chromium command line theme setting
* force reload
* remove sudo
* renamed flag due to code review on google side
* Add the required directories
* Cleanup
* Slim down
* Unnecessary
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* Update waybar config with proper sized mute icon
Update waybar config with proper sized mute icon - same size as the two volume indicators. Current mute icon is smaller.
* Update config.jsonc
* Feed the image folder to the Image Viewer so the next/previous image navigation works
When double clicking an image in Nautilus, my expectation is that I can navigate to the other images in the folder with the arrow keys.
This doesn't happen currently because the imv command receives only the filename as a parameter.
However, if we use:
`imv -n /myfolder/image.jpg /myfolder`
works becasue we're opening the folder starting at the image given by the -n parameter.
* add migration for imv.desktop update
* Simplify migration
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* Support for exec and mime types. Zoom integration
In order to better support webapp zoom:
- Added optional params for omarchy-webapp-install
- exec, defaults to omarchy-launch-webapp
- mimetypes, defaults blank
- added zoom webapp launcher that parses meeting links and transforms
them and calls launch webapp to join meeting links
- migration to convert existing zoom installs to the new custom
handler
- updated the base installer to call new zoom handler and set
mimetypes
* default should be in the else
* Add new line at end of file
* Missed new line on migration
* Updated conditionals to be a little more clean
* This is a rare setup so let's just save it for the direct CLI
* Use new bash conditionals
* Rename to fit under the existing namespace of cmds
* Fix after merge
* Use new syntax and add missing segment comments
* Cleanup a bit
* Use local icon for zoom with migration
* Fix regexp
* Refer to raw local icon references
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* 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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* macbook: enable internal keyboard at LUKS by loading applespi in initramfs
- Detect T1 models (MacBookPro13,2/13,3 and 14,2/14,3)
- Add mkinitcpio drop-in: MODULES+=(applespi intel_lpss_pci spi_pxa2xx_platform)
- Add HOOKS+=(keyboard) for early input
- Prefer in-kernel applespi; fallback to DKMS via AUR helper if needed
* macbook: expand SPI keyboard support to include 12-inch MacBook
- Add support for MacBook12,1 (12-inch MacBook 2015-2017) with SPI keyboards
- Rename configuration from T1-specific to SPI-keyboard-specific terminology
- Update mkinitcpio drop-in filename: omarchy-macbook-t1.conf -> omarchy-macbook-spi.conf
- Clarify that this fix targets SPI keyboard interface, not just T1 chip models
- Improved detection: covers all models with SPI keyboards needing applespi
- Update comments and messages to reflect broader hardware support scope
* Integrate MacBook SPI keyboard detection into limine-snapper.sh
- Move MacBook detection from separate hardware script into limine-snapper.sh
- Add comprehensive error handling with systemd journal logging
- Ensure persistent MacBook SPI module loading for every boot
- Remove redundant separate macbook-keyboard.sh file
- Consolidate terminal and log output using tee with process substitution
* Add support for MacbookPro13,1 and 14,1 models
* change log tags
from “omarchy” to “macbook” which is more appropriate.
* Slim down and rearrange code
* Unrelated change
* More specific naming and make sure its actually run
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