Adds a "Mirror Display" entry that calls a helper script which finds
the first connected non-internal monitor and toggles mirroring of
eDP-1 onto it via hyprctl. Use case: plugging into a conference room
TV/projector while travelling.
Also fixes the menu's "Screenshot full" entry to capture the active
output instead of the hardcoded DP-1, matching the equivalent fix to
the Ctrl+Print keybind.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Move FIFO setup and percentage emission into helper scripts so the
Hyprland config has no raw $VAR references — Hyprland's parser
substitutes $varname at parse time, which mangled awk's $2 and
$HYPRLAND_INSTANCE_SIGNATURE and left binds broken after reload.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add lid-close.sh: starts hyprlock in background and immediately cuts
the display via dpms off, so the display is dark while hyprlock renders
- William.conf: bind lid close to lid-close.sh; bind lid open to kill dim
and turn display back on
- lock.sh: pass --no-fade-in to hyprlock
- hyprlock.conf: disable fadeOut animation
- hypridle.conf: add inhibit_sleep = 3 and use loginctl lock-session
For the Shift+SUPER custom menu I wanted to be able to add some
copy and paste things which I don't want to have everywhere
especially not uploaded and stored in git.
Now it's possible to have a aditional menu-{hostname}.list
where you can put extra things for this specific host. I added
there things like:
Phone=echo "012345678" | wl-copy
because I often need this specific phone number and don't want to need
to start the Contacts app and search for the number and copy it.
I'm planning to add more host specific things.
I didn't like that if I pressed SUPER accidentally, I had to press
ESC which is somewhere compleatly different on the keyboard. This
way it's much easier to close tofi.
Sometimes I don't want the computer to go to sleep bacause I'm
running something in the background. for that I always used
systemd-inhibit sleep 999999 manually on the terminal, but I want
it to be easy to use without remembering the whole command every
time.
Therefor I added a custom button to waybar which does that for me.
Also to start it, for some reason it needs to be killed and
there needs to be a sleep, etc. to avoid some race conditions.
Therefor I added this weird shell script to start it.
