@Horus yeah it works fine, closing this issue then.
No this is not the right way, this would add up a dependency, using RFkill would be better. I think this is what waybar uses by the way.
Mako is using makoctl -reload command, waybar is using killall -SIGUSR2 waybar, either of those to reload the configuration file would be fine, I don't look at fnott implementation so I have no...
Thanks for the quick fix, really appreciate your work!
Yeah for me it does.
@dnkl why not use pulseaudio like waybar does?
It's really weird after a reboot it works only after killing yambar and restarting yambar, it's like if yambar was starting a service like alsa.
If I do it like that in my .zprofile:
# Start sway in tty1
if [ -z $DISPLAY ] && [ "$(tty)" = "/dev/tty1" ]; then
exec sway 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null; sleep 5 && swaymsg exec...
I tried 30 seconds (see my edit).
Yeah it is, sorry, closing the issue.
It's on me I copied the wrong line in my opened issue, the right line is:
export TERM="foot"
Ok my bad I haven't saw the issues, thanks for explanations and references, works fine now.
I think this is related too:
If I export foot in .zprofile like so:
export EDITOR="nvim"
I get the following error:
can't find terminal definition for foot
Hope that this isn't related to...