#fuzzel — Public Fediverse posts
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On my #Niri powered #Debian setup I have `super+d` configured to open #Fuzzel. So this new extra key might end up being either a convenient addition, or an annoying one.
It's only been in this past year that I've started using the back/forward buttons I've had on the Logitech mouse too. Generally speaking I really don't need/want additional buttons on my mouse. I just can't really get used to them I suppose.
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I’m switching to the #NotoSans and #NotoSansMono fonts. I think I’m creating the most boring machine possible. Do you see the number of packages? 100. That includes NPM and AppImages.
Another thing I did was set up states in #waybar that hide almost everything until a certain threshold is reached. I don’t need to know if the CPU load, memory use, etc. are below 30%; “call me” when they’re higher.
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#fuzzel is fun! I immediately made an emoji picker:
`Mod+Period { spawn-sh "uni emoji all -f '%(emoji) %(name) %(cldr_full)' | fuzzel -d | awk '{print $1}' | wl-copy"; }`
…and clipboard manager:
`Mod+V { spawn-sh "cliphist list | fuzzel -d | cliphist decode | wl-copy"; }`
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For reasons, I’ve been neglecting to write about what I’ve been doing. I’ll catch up at some point, at least with the more interesting parts. But, ignoring the “why, ” let me at least explain the “what” (you can play detective and figure out the hardware).
Unsurprisingly, this is #VoidLinux with #niri, #waybar, #mako for notifications, and #fuzzel for the app launcher. Besides browsers and graphics editors, I only have a couple of GUI programs installed.
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I've been running .desktop file actions for flatpak installs via "flatpak run ..." like a caveman for years.
TIL about the #fuzzel flag --show-actions 🎉
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I just can't stop building menus with #fuzzel 🫠
Now I have it as an application launcher, poweroff menu and wallpaper selector.
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Linux app launcher Fuzzel 1.13 adds new features for menu building and usability
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Linux #hivemind: Got a question for you regarding #tmux, #KittyTerminal, #KDEPlasma and #Fuzzel.
I've got a tiny bash script that uses Fuzzel to list the current running tmux sessions. This launches a new Kitty terminal attached to that session. So far so good. However, I'm currently not detecting whether an instance of Kitty is currently attached to that session.
Further to this, if there is a current Kitty session attached to it, I'd like to be able to switch to it rather than launch a new one.
What's the best way to do this? Do I need to detect the list of Kitty instances known by KWin? Should I set the Kitty window title to the tmux session name? Is there a better way?
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@DrKnow @dnkl @HuguesRoss I've pivoted to using the Nord colorscheme instead of creating something similar. Here's the latest look. Higher contrast compared to the previous one.
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Don't know if anyone would like this, but I've written a little script that launches #Fuzzel with a list of currently active #tmux sessions, then launches #KittyTerminal maximised.
#! /bin/sh
action=$(tmux ls -F"#S" | fuzzel --dmenu --prompt='tmux> ' --log-level=none)
[ -z "${action}" ] && exit 130
exec kitty --start-as maximized -e tmux attach -t$actionHack at it as you wish!
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I'm proposing updating the default theme for #Fuzzel (by @dnkl). It's my favorite launcher and menu app for #Linux. Here's my first draft.
Discussion: https://codeberg.org/dnkl/fuzzel/issues/561