path: root/.config/sway/config

include /etc/sway/config.d/*

font pango:Hack 10

# class                 border  bground text    indicator child_border
client.focused          #000000 #B4EEB4 #000000 #B4EEB4   #000000
client.focused_inactive #000000 #FFFFF6 #000000 #AA9E9F   #AA9E9F
client.unfocused        #000000 #E5E5E5 #000000 #AA9E9F   #AA9E9F
client.urgent           #000000 #702020 #FFFFF6 #AA9E9F   #AA9E9F
client.placeholder      #000000 #000000 #FFFFF6 #AA9E9F   #AA9E9F

client.background       #FFFFF6

# Use Mouse+Mod4 to drag floating windows to their wanted position
floating_modifier Mod4

# default workspace layout
workspace_layout tabbed

# this is so that C-i o will stay within the same output; I have convenient
# bindings to get to other outputs so no need for directional movement to
# permit moving between outputs (it would be even better if we could just
# toggle this setting around the execution of C-i o, however)
focus_wrapping workspace

mouse_warping output

# Key binding strategy:
#
# Use Ctrl+N and Mod1+Ctrl+N, which will never be bound in Emacs, for bindings
# I will often need to type more than once in a row.  Otherwise put the
# bindings under the C-i prefix map, which will never be bound by Emacs
# because text terminals typically can't distinguish between C-i and TAB.
# If we need it, we can bind C-i Ctrl+N, C-i Mod1+Ctrl+N to pass the keys
# through, like C-\ \ in tmux.
#
# Previously we used Mod4 modifying a key on the right side of the keyboard
# instead of Ctrl+N and Mod1+Ctrl+N; there are enough of these that we can
# still avoid any one-handed chording with only a single Super key.  However,
# this means using the weak little finger to hold down a modifier key for more
# than one keypress with the other hand, which is worth avoiding.

mode "C-i-" {
	# make a fresh Emacs frame -- typically this gets invoked only on
	# empty workspaces, as otherwise I use commands under `C-x 5` to get
	# more Emacs frames
	bindsym e exec emacsclient -nc, mode "default"

	# override the script's usual logic to start a fresh, non-debug daemon
	bindsym Shift+e exec emacsclient -nc --spw/installed, mode "default"

	# special daemon instance for debugging primary instance & Gnus
	bindsym Mod1+e exec emacsclient -nc -sgdbmacs --spw/installed, mode "default"

	# Fresh Emacs frame and get a shell in HOME.  Without this it's
	# C-i e M-& which is too many keys esp. compared to C-i DEL
        bindsym Return exec emacsclient -nce                             \
		"(let ((default-directory (expand-file-name "'"'~/'"'")) \
		       (display-buffer-overriding-action                 \
		        '(display-buffer-same-window                     \
			  . ((inhibit-same-window . nil)))))             \
		   (transient-cycles-cmd-spw/eshell-jump-from-here))",   \
		mode "default"

        # start a terminal emulator
        bindsym BackSpace exec foot, mode "default"

        # make a fresh browser window
        bindsym b exec firefox -new-window, mode "default"

        # lock screen -- relies on swayidle
        # note that this won't lock other VTs (lock-session*s*
        # requires root password)
        bindsym l exec loginctl lock-session, mode "default"

        # go to sleep -- swayidle will lock screen
        bindsym --locked Shift+l exec systemctl suspend, mode "default"

        # kill focused window
        bindsym k kill, mode "default"

	# sway sample config says to pipe dmenu into `xargs swaymsg exec --`
	# but doesn't seem necessary with wofi

        bindsym p exec wofi --show=drun -i, mode "default"

        bindsym Shift+p exec wofi --show=run -i, mode "default"

	bindsym s exec ~/src/dotfiles/scripts/desktop/wofi_ssh, mode "default"

	bindsym Mod1+g exec makoctl dismiss --all

        # split in horizontal orientation
        bindsym h split h, mode "default"

        # split in vertical orientation
        bindsym v split v, mode "default"

        # enter fullscreen mode for the focused container
        bindsym f fullscreen toggle, mode "default"

        # change container layout (stacked, tabbed, toggle split)
        # bindsym s layout stacking, mode "default"
        bindsym w layout tabbed, mode "default"

	# make a container independently tabbed
	bindsym q split v, layout tabbed, mode "default"

        # toggle tiling / floating
        bindsym t floating toggle, mode "default"

        # change focus between tiling / floating windows
        bindsym Tab focus mode_toggle, mode "default"

        # focus the parent container
        bindsym a focus parent, mode "default"
	bindsym u focus parent, mode "default"

        # focus the child container
        bindsym d focus child, mode "default"

        # when screen is divided into two containers where at least one has
        # several tabs, as I usually have it on a small laptop screen, this
        # works well to go back and forth
        bindsym o focus parent, focus right, mode "default"

        # switch to workspace
        bindsym 1 workspace 1, mode "default"
        bindsym 2 workspace 2, mode "default"
        bindsym 3 workspace 3, mode "default"
        bindsym 4 workspace 4, mode "default"
        bindsym 5 workspace 5, mode "default"
        bindsym 6 workspace 6, mode "default"
        bindsym 7 workspace 7, mode "default"
        bindsym 8 workspace 8, mode "default"
        bindsym 9 workspace 9, mode "default"
        bindsym 0 workspace 10, mode "default"
        bindsym F1 workspace 11:F1, mode "default"
        bindsym F2 workspace 12:F2, mode "default"
        bindsym F3 workspace 13:F3, mode "default"
        bindsym F4 workspace 14:F4, mode "default"
        bindsym F5 workspace 15:F5, mode "default"
        bindsym F6 workspace 16:F6, mode "default"
        bindsym F7 workspace 17:F7, mode "default"
        bindsym F8 workspace 18:F8, mode "default"
        bindsym F9 workspace 19:F9, mode "default"
        bindsym F10 workspace 20:F10, mode "default"
        bindsym F11 workspace 21:F11, mode "default"
        bindsym F12 workspace 22:F12, mode "default"
        bindsym semicolon workspace back_and_forth, mode "default"

        # move focused container to workspace
        bindsym Mod1+1 move container to workspace 1, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+2 move container to workspace 2, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+3 move container to workspace 3, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+4 move container to workspace 4, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+5 move container to workspace 5, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+6 move container to workspace 6, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+7 move container to workspace 7, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+8 move container to workspace 8, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+9 move container to workspace 9, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+0 move container to workspace 10, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+F1 move container to workspace 11:F1, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+F2 move container to workspace 12:F2, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+F3 move container to workspace 13:F3, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+F4 move container to workspace 14:F4, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+F5 move container to workspace 15:F5, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+F6 move container to workspace 16:F6, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+F7 move container to workspace 17:F7, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+F8 move container to workspace 18:F8, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+F9 move container to workspace 19:F9, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+F10 move container to workspace 20:F10, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+F11 move container to workspace 21:F11, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+F12 move container to workspace 22:F12, mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+semicolon move container to workspace back_and_forth, \
                mode "default"
        bindsym Mod1+Ctrl+semicolon move container to workspace back_and_forth, \
                workspace back_and_forth, mode "default"

        # next unused workspace
        bindsym j exec \
                ~/src/dotfiles/scripts/desktop/fresh-workspace, \
                mode "default"
	# sends window to next unused but doesn't change view
        bindsym Mod1+j exec \
                ~/src/dotfiles/scripts/desktop/fresh-workspace --send, \
                mode "default"
	# sends window to next unused and changes view
	bindsym Mod1+Ctrl+j exec \
                ~/src/dotfiles/scripts/desktop/fresh-workspace --take, \
		mode "default"

	# go to windows for tasks without needing to know the workspace
	bindsym slash exec ~/src/dotfiles/scripts/desktop/wofi_window, mode "default"

        # reload the configuration file
        bindsym Ctrl+Shift+c reload, mode "default"
        # exit i3 (logs you out of your X session)
        bindsym Ctrl+Shift+e exit

        bindsym g mode "C-i g-"

        # bindsym bracketleft exec debian-ftp-master-cut-note, mode "default"
        # bindsym Shift+bracketleft exec xdo-evince-highlight, mode "default"

        # Workspaces do not ever get assigned to particular purposes / windows
        # don't get assigned to particular workspaces.  If I can't find where
        # I was working on something, there's my bindings to `workspace
        # {next,prev}_on_output`.  Long-running processes like builds, for
        # example, stay in the workspace(s) where I'm working on that
        # task/project
        #
        # Previously I thought that instead of having them on a dedicated
        # workspace, windows that are almost always open should be put on the
        # scratcpad:
        #
        #     Note that we have to move to scratchpad at startup ('move to
        #     scratchpad' below), or the toggle key won't work.
        #
        #     Once every so often I'll have to launch the program, and then
        #     immediately use the toggle key to make it visible.  This is a
        #     bit inelegant, but much more reliable than binding the key to a
        #     script which starts the program if it's not around and otherwise
        #     toggles
	#
	# However, I now think that scratchpad windows are unwieldy for
	# various reasons, so just having them as regular windows with
	# shortcuts to get back to them is better.

        # chat
	# Foot in Debian bullseye doesn't have an option to set a persistent
        # title.  See <https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/issues/386> regarding
        # using the app ID for this purpose.  For bookworm, use new --override
        # locked-title=yes feature.
        bindsym Shift+n exec foot --app-id="foot-irssi" \
	        /bin/sh -c "mosh athena /home/spwhitton/src/dotfiles/bin/ii", \
                mode "default"
        bindsym n [app_id="foot-irssi"] focus, mode "default"

	bindsym c [con_mark=caffeinated] inhibit_idle none; \
	        mark --toggle caffeinated; mode "default"
	bindsym Shift+c [con_mark=caffeinated] inhibit_idle none; \
		[con_mark=caffeinated] mark --toggle caffeinated; mode "default"

	# The two % values are for melete.  Cf. `spw/maybe-scale-basic-faces'.
	#
	# This says: shrink such that an Emacs frame taking up the rest of the
	# width can fit two 80-column windows, with Debian's fonts-hack at
	# height 105.  So should be <33.  Sometimes we'll be able to fit an
	# 80-column frame in the smaller part of the split, but usually we
	# won't: the point is to ensure we can use Emacs with two 80-column
	# windows, as is usual, while also displaying something narrower.
	bindsym minus resize set width 31 ppt, mode "default"
	# And this says: ensure that the current window can be an Emacs frame
	# with at least 80 columns.  Based on Debian's fonts-hack scaled up to
	# height 120 by `spw/maybe-scale-basic-faces'.
	bindsym equal resize set width 43 ppt, mode "default"

        bindsym Ctrl+y exec ~/src/dotfiles/scripts/desktop/sway-ftp-master-cut-note , mode "default"

        bindsym --locked space mode "default"
        bindsym --locked Ctrl+g mode "default"

}
bindsym --locked Ctrl+i mode "C-i-"

for_window [con_mark=caffeinated] inhibit_idle open

for_window [title="ftp-master GNU mc session"] mark mc
for_window [title="ftp-master dak command session"] mark dak

# change focus
bindsym Ctrl+7 focus left
bindsym Ctrl+0 focus right
bindsym Ctrl+8 focus down
bindsym Ctrl+9 focus up

# move focused window
bindsym Mod1+Ctrl+7 move left
bindsym Mod1+Ctrl+0 move right
bindsym Mod1+Ctrl+8 move down
bindsym Mod1+Ctrl+9 move up

bindsym Mod1+Ctrl+i kill

bindsym Ctrl+minus layout toggle split

# Cycle through all workspaces on monitor.
# Warp the cursor to a point on the screen which is hopefully a titlebar.
# This means that cycling through workspaces does not abruptly stop because,
# e.g., a VNC client has grabbed the keyboard upon entry to the workspace.
bindsym Ctrl+3 seat - cursor set 0 0, workspace prev_on_output
bindsym Ctrl+4 seat - cursor set 0 0, workspace next_on_output
bindsym Mod1+Ctrl+3 seat - cursor set 0 0, \
        move container to workspace prev_on_output, \
        workspace prev_on_output
bindsym Mod1+Ctrl+4 seat - cursor set 0 0, \
        move container to workspace next_on_output, \
        workspace next_on_output

bindsym Ctrl+1 focus output left
bindsym Mod1+Ctrl+1 move workspace to output left
bindsym Ctrl+2 focus output right
bindsym Mod1+Ctrl+2 move workspace to output right

# Start swaybar to display a workspace bar (plus the system information
# i3status finds out, if available)
bar {
        # i3status is designed to be highly performant so it continues
        # to be refreshed when the system is under load; we're giving
        # up some of that with i3status-wrapper, but let's see if it
        # actually matters
        status_command ~/src/dotfiles/scripts/desktop/i3status-wrapper

        # default behaviour is to cycle through workspaces when scroll
        # wheel is used on the bar.  However, don't think I've ever
        # used this deliberately, and often I do it by mistake, so
        # let's disable it
        bindsym button4 nop
	bindsym button5 nop

        colors {
            background #FFFFF6
            statusline #000000
            separator  #000000

            focused_workspace  #000000 #B4EEB4 #000000
            active_workspace   #000000 #FFFFF6 #000000
            inactive_workspace #000000 #E5E5E5 #000000
            urgent_workspace   #000000 #702020 #FFFFF6
            binding_mode       #000000 #EECD82 #000000
        }

	# We don't set workspace_buttons to "no" even though we start off with
	# a single workspace (see i3status-wrapper) because under Sway that
	# can trigger a bug which means the button display doesn't get
	# properly updated.

        position bottom
        strip_workspace_numbers yes
	status_edge_padding 11

	tray_output primary
}

# single key launching
mode "C-i g-" {
        # start a graphical file manager
        bindsym g exec thunar , mode "default"

        # open virt-viewer pointed at develacc
        bindsym d exec develacc-please , mode "default"

	bindsym y exec foot yapet , mode "default"
	bindsym w exec ~/src/dotfiles/scripts/desktop/whitenoise , mode "default"

        # connect to Debian's ftp-master server for ftpteam work
	bindsym f exec ~/src/dotfiles/scripts/desktop/sway-ftp-master , mode "default"

	bindsym x exec wdisplays , mode "default"

        bindsym Ctrl+g mode "default"
}

bindsym --locked XF86AudioRaiseVolume exec pactl set-sink-volume @DEFAULT_SINK@ +10%
bindsym --locked XF86AudioLowerVolume exec pactl set-sink-volume @DEFAULT_SINK@ -10%
bindsym --locked XF86AudioMute exec pactl set-sink-mute @DEFAULT_SINK@ toggle

bindsym --locked XF86MonBrightnessUp exec brightnessctl set +10%
bindsym --locked XF86MonBrightnessDown exec brightnessctl set 10%-

popup_during_fullscreen leave_fullscreen

# windows that should always float
for_window [title="^Ediff"] floating enable

input type:keyboard repeat_rate 25
input type:keyboard repeat_delay 380

seat * hide_cursor 5000

exec mako
exec emacsclient --spw/update-environment
exec emacsclient -sgdbmacs --spw/no-start --spw/update-environment

exec_always fcitx5 -d --replace

output * bg ~/src/dotfiles/lib-src/img/green_gobbler.png tile

# Ideally we wouldn't try to call swaylock if the screen is already locked,
# but discovering whether swaylock is already running in a way that avoids
# races is difficult or impossible because swaylock doesn't have a mechanism
# to report that it's successfully locked the screen other than daemonising.
# So, until it does, the following means a lot of "failed to lock; already
# locked?"  messages on stderr.
exec swayidle -w \
 lock 'swaylock -f' before-sleep 'swaylock -f' timeout 300 'swaylock -f' \
 timeout 300 'swaymsg "output * dpms off"' resume 'swaymsg "output * dpms on"'

include ~/.config/sway/$(hostname)/*