PR #4390 enabled millisecond intervals but changed image interval parsing so a missing interval could resolve to 1ms. That creates a hot update loop and can spike CPU and destabilize rendering in drawer/group setups (issue #4835).
Use explicit semantics: missing, null, non-numeric, or <=0 interval is treated as "once" (max sleep), while positive numeric values still support ms precision with a 1ms floor. This keeps the intended feature (sub-second polling when requested) without defaulting to busy looping.
Also align waybar-image(5) docs with runtime behavior.
Signed-off-by: Austin Horstman <khaneliman12@gmail.com>
Allow selecting a hwmon device for the temperature module by its
name instead of a fixed hwmon path.
This avoids fragile configurations that break when new hwmon
devices are added and the kernel changes hwmon ordering.
The hwmon-name option is mutually exclusive with hwmon-path and
hwmon-path-abs to prevent ambiguous configurations.
Added option in the `dwl/tags` to theme empty tags (i.e. tags without any clients) in `style.css` using
`#tags button.empty`.
Signed-off-by: ospafford <ospafford@gmail.com>
The example configuration in the man page used 'headphones' and 'handsfree' as keys for format-icons. The correct keys are 'headphone' and 'hands-free'.
The `wlr/taskbar` module had no way to control its container's horizontal
alignment. This change adds a `justify` config key (left|center|right) that
maps to Gtk::Align::START/CENTER/END and is applied via set_halign() on the
module's Gtk::Box. Default behavior remains unchanged (left).
niri v25.08 added window positions to IPC, so waybar actually has the
information stored in json around.
This handles the associated WindowLayoutsChanged IPC message to keep the
position up to date in memory, and adds a couple of format messages to
show the current column, so one can dislpay where we are in the
workspace (in the hope of improving this feeling of being lost...)
Ideally a visual representation of the workspace like the one
illustrated in the PR[1] would be even better but this will probably do
for now.
Link: https://github.com/YaLTeR/niri/pull/1265#issuecomment-2724621758 [1]
- Add the possibility to show the volume in linear, cubic, db, and
cubic percent (default for backward compatibility).
- Add the ability to change the scale for the scrolling action.
- Make the minimal step flexible to fit any scale.
Austin Horstman