The font= line referenced 'Maple Mono CN', the CJK variant from a separate
release zip we don't install. The repo only installs Maple Mono NF (Latin
Nerd Font variant from subframe7536/Maple-font).
foot silently falls back to the system sans font when the requested family
is missing, so on every box except miche foot was rendering Liberation Sans
(noto, dejavu, etc.) while looking like a working terminal. miche has both
CN and NF installed from prior tinkering, which is why it was the only
box where the bug was invisible.
Every other config in this repo (nvim, wofi, waybar, mako) already uses
'Maple Mono NF' correctly. Only foot had the wrong suffix.
Removed the 'Terminus:size=14' fallback — Terminus isn't installed either,
so it was dead weight that also triggered foot to fall through to system
default if Maple Mono CN failed to match.
Verified: fc-match 'Maple Mono NF' now returns MapleMono-NF-Regular.ttf on
tadbit (was: Liberation Sans).
The main `~/.config/sway/config` is intentionally single-file (per
its own header comment: 'MINIMAL — single file, no includes. Tier-1+2+3
in one go.'). The `config.d/*.conf` files were leftovers from an
earlier split and are NOT included by the main config — so they were
dead weight in the repo.
Sway is NOT auto-launched. It's installed as a tool the user runs
manually from a TTY (`sway` from TTY1) for light desktops. The install
and configs sit ready; launching is the user's call.
New opt-in feature for x86_64 desktops: sway + wofi + foot + swaybg +
swaylock + swayidle + grim + slurp + waybar + wl-clipboard. mako on
arch, dunst on debian (mako isn't packaged for debian).
Files:
- .chezmoi.yaml.tmpl: added data.sway flag (true on miche/byte/kaiser,
false on Pis). Override per host with ~/.config/chezmoi/features/sway
or ~/.config/chezmoi/features/no-sway marker files.
- run_once_40-install-sway.sh.tmpl: installs packages if .sway=true,
exits 0 otherwise. Sets up the marker file.
- dot_config/{sway,foot,wofi,waybar,mako}/: existing configs from miche.
Per-host toggle workflow:
# On any box, enable sway:
touch ~/.config/chezmoi/features/sway
chezmoi apply
# On a sway-enabled box, disable it:
touch ~/.config/chezmoi/features/no-sway
rm ~/.config/chezmoi/features/sway
chezmoi apply
Currently sway packages are already installed on miche (existed before
this commit). Byte will get them via the new run_once_40 script.
Pis (rye, crouton) are unaffected — install script early-returns.
Pacstall tried to BUILD neovim from source (downloaded the v0.12.2
tarball and ran the build chain). On a Pi this is 5+ minutes plus
fragile — pacstall's connection broke during download.
Switch to direct binary tarball install:
1. Pinned to NVIM_TARGET_VERSION='v0.11.4' in two places:
- run_once_20-install-user-packages.sh.tmpl (initial install)
- dot_local/bin/update-neovim.sh (topgrade-time updates)
2. Both use the same install logic: detect arch via uname -m, download
the right tarball (nvim-linux-arm64.tar.gz for aarch64), extract
to /opt, symlink /usr/local/bin/nvim. Idempotent — if installed
version == target, no-op.
3. Topgrade config has a [commands] entry that runs the update script
after system updates. To upgrade neovim across all boxes: edit
NVIM_TARGET_VERSION in dot_local/bin/update-neovim.sh, commit,
push, run topgrade.
4. Removed run_once_05-install-pacstall.sh.tmpl entirely — pacstall
isn't worth the install footprint for one package.
Three changes:
1. NEW run_once_05-install-pacstall.sh.tmpl (debian-only)
Installs pacstall via its official installer. Pacstall is an
AUR-like package manager for debian/ubuntu, with neovim at
0.12.2-1 (current as of bootstrap). The installer requires
root and prompts for 'install axel?', so we run it under
sudo with NON_INTERACTIVE=true and stdin redirected from /dev/null.
2. UPDATE run_once_20-install-user-packages.sh.tmpl
On debian, prefer pacstall over the GitHub tarball when
pacstall is available. The tarball fallback remains for the
case where pacstall install failed or isn't wanted.
3. NEW dot_config/topgrade/topgrade.toml
Topgrade's built-in pacstall step auto-detects pacstall and
runs 'pacstall -U -Up' (update repo + upgrade packages).
Built-in chezmoi step also auto-detects chezmoi. So our
topgrade config just sets pre_sudo=true for password caching
and ignore_failures for node.
