Daniel Barlow
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Calls lua handlers, then passes the event to the appropriate client Doesn't do pointer emulation (unlike sway) because in the GNOME/Gtk worldview that's done client-side, so my assumption is anything else that wants to co-exist with GNOME also has to do it client-side Still to do: - verify whether return value of the lua handler will affect whether event passed to child - clean up the hacky int we use to track whether to set touch seat capability |
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| blinkenlicht | ||
| crier | ||
| just | ||
| kiwmi | ||
| saturn | ||
| LICENSE | ||
| README.md | ||
| build.nix | ||
| carousel.png | ||
| close-window.png | ||
| default.nix | ||
| fennelrun.lua | ||
| init.lua | ||
| kiwmi.nix | ||
| launcher.png | ||
| lua-dbus-proxy.nix | ||
| matrix.fnl | ||
| modeline.css | ||
| modeline.fnl | ||
| module.nix | ||
| pinephone.nix | ||
| rc.fnl | ||
| refresh-bootfs.nix | ||
| run.sh | ||
| shell.nix | ||
| socket-repl.fnl | ||
| texture.fnl | ||
README.md
eufon
euphony: noun Harmonious arrangement of sounds in composition; a smooth and agreeable combination of articulate elements in any piece of writing.
A mostly Fennel-based graphical environment tailored for the Pinephone (other Linux-based mobile devices exist). The principles we aspire to are
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"habitable software" - build the system in such a way that a technically competent user may change it to serve their needs, potentially even in ways that weren't anticipated in the original design. Emacs has this quality.
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optimised for touchscreens. My phone has no hardware keyboard and few hardware buttons, let's play to its strengths instead of compensating for its weaknesses
As of 2022 these principles are more aspirational than actual.
Running it
$ nix-shell --run "kiwmi -c init.lua"
shell.nix sets LUA_PATH and LUA_CPATH settings appropriately -
if you want to write a real derivation (I'll get to it eventually)
you'll need to sort that out yourself. Nix generates a wrapper script
for the Lua interpreter itself, but it doesn't do the same for kiwmi.
Connecting to the repl
If you are using the example rc.fnl, it opens a Unix socket that you can connect to and interact with a Fennel REPL. I use socat for this purpose:
$ socat - unix-connect:${XDG_RUNTIME_DIR}/kiwmi-repl.wayland-1.socket
TODO
Packages
- notifications (crier)
- web browser (just)
- keyboard
- wifi network chooser
- settings: toggle network interfaces, change volume & screen brightness
Other
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better window management
- gestures to switch view
- gesture to launch terminal?
- some way to kill an app
- kiwmi may or may not have touch support
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some way to add launcher shortcuts for Fennel functions
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hook up system to session bus, to handle incoming calls
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kiwmi: support reloading config or otherwise making live changes
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why are overlay windows overlapping regular view?
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screen lock