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Display Settings: drag-to-arrange multi-monitor canvas with edge snapping (locked when only one screen is connected), 8/10-bit depth, color management presets (sRGB/Wide/EDID/HDR+EDID), SDR brightness/saturation, ICC profile path, VRR toggle. display-set now takes a single pre-built descriptor instead of a fixed positional arg list, since Hyprland's monitor keyword grew well past that. Wallpapers: fixed the current-wallpaper highlight never loading on open, added real first-frame thumbnails for animated wallpapers (wallpaper-thumbs + ffmpeg), bigger 2-column grid, filename filter. Booru: separate downloads folder from Wallpapers so browsing doesn't clutter the wallpaper picker, bigger grid, Safe/Moderate/Explicit rating tiers replacing the old binary toggle, sort order (Newest/ Score/Random). Fixed pagination being completely broken (a Flow anchor violation was silently disabling the whole layout) and Danbooru's Random sort (order:random tag times out server-side -- switched to their random=true endpoint for that case). Wi-Fi panel: added a "Scanning.../No networks found" state and a manual rescan button -- previously showed nothing either way, making "still scanning" indistinguishable from a real failure. Bluetooth: auto-scans on open like Wi-Fi now, instead of requiring a manual click every time. New: System Monitor panel (CPU/RAM/GPU/VRAM/disk usage, NVIDIA or AMD detected automatically) and Weather panel (IP-geolocated or a typed city, current + hourly forecast, Open-Meteo, no API key) with a compact taskbar badge.
49 lines
2.2 KiB
Shell
49 lines
2.2 KiB
Shell
#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# Applies a full monitor descriptor immediately (hyprctl) AND persists it
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# into ~/.config/hypr/display.conf, which hyprland.conf sources — without
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# that file, hyprland.conf's generic fallback rule
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# ("monitor = , preferred, auto, 1") is the only thing on record, and
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# ANYTHING that makes Hyprland re-evaluate monitor state (observed: even
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# changing the cursor theme via `hyprctl setcursor` does this) reapplies
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# that fallback, silently dropping back to "preferred" refresh rate
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# instead of whatever the user actually picked.
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#
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# Takes the monitor name and everything after it as one pre-built
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# descriptor string (mode,position,scale + optional transform/bitdepth/
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# cm/sdrbrightness/sdrsaturation/vrr/icc keyword,value pairs) rather than
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# fixed positional args — Hyprland's own `monitor` keyword syntax grew
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# past "mode/x/y/scale/transform" (color management, HDR, VRR, ICC), and
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# the caller (LeftFlyout.qml's Displays panel) already has all of that as
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# structured state, so it's simpler for it to build the one string than
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# for this script to accept a growing positional argument list.
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set -euo pipefail
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mon="${1:?usage: display-set <monitor> <descriptor-tail>}"
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descriptor_tail="${2:?descriptor required}"
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descriptor="$mon,$descriptor_tail"
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conf="$HOME/.config/hypr/display.conf"
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mkdir -p "$(dirname "$conf")"
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touch "$conf"
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line="monitor = $descriptor"
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if grep -q "^monitor = $mon," "$conf" 2>/dev/null; then
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# mktemp in the same directory as $conf, not the default /tmp: /tmp is
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# a different filesystem here, which makes `mv` below a non-atomic
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# copy+unlink instead of a rename — Hyprland's file watcher (it
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# watches every `source=`d file, including this one) could catch the
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# destination mid-replace and its `source=` glob would find nothing,
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# throwing "globbing error: found no match" (observed live after an
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# orientation change, which always hits this branch since DP-1
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# already has an existing line by then).
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tmp=$(mktemp "$conf.XXXXXX")
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awk -v prefix="monitor = $mon," -v newline="$line" '
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index($0, prefix) == 1 { print newline; next } { print }
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' "$conf" > "$tmp"
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mv "$tmp" "$conf"
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else
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echo "$line" >> "$conf"
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fi
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hyprctl keyword monitor "$descriptor" > /dev/null
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