Daniele Fucini
efea899ccb
screen-lock holds notifications until unlock, and M-S-l now goes through loginctl lock-session so it uses the same locker. M-S-n pops dunst history, M-C-n closes all notifications.
27 lines
1.1 KiB
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Executable File
27 lines
1.1 KiB
Bash
Executable File
#!/bin/sh
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# i3lock-color with a background image and the keyboard layout shown.
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image=/usr/share/backgrounds/arch_1920x1080.png
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# Hold notifications while locked; dunst shows them on unlock. A signal to this
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# script is passed on to i3lock, as the old exec did.
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was_paused=$(dunstctl is-paused 2>/dev/null)
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dunstctl set-paused true 2>/dev/null
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trap 'kill "$pid" 2>/dev/null' INT TERM HUP
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# -n: stay in the foreground, as xss-lock needs to see when the screen is unlocked.
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# --indicator keeps the ring (and the layout text) visible before typing.
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# The layout's default spot (dx:dy+30) falls inside the ring: put it below.
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i3lock -n -i "$image" -F -c 000000ff \
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-e -f --indicator --keylayout 0 \
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--layout-pos='ix:iy+r+40' --layout-color=ffffffff \
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--layout-size=24 \
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--time-color=ffffffff --date-color=ffffffff --date-str='%A, %d %B' \
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--ring-color=1793d1ff --line-uses-ring "$@" &
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pid=$!
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# A trapped signal interrupts the first wait; the second waits for i3lock to exit.
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wait "$pid"
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wait "$pid" 2>/dev/null
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[ "$was_paused" = true ] || dunstctl set-paused false 2>/dev/null
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