Mark Stosberg

The heavy lifting for this is done by the `polygon-clipping` library, which already has open bug reports about this as well. In this bug report against `polygon-clipping`, I found a...

I agree using the terminal colors should be sufficient. Also, using the environment variable seems like sufficient configuration support.

Is the solution in #219 ready for testing via Sway Yet?

@duck-rh According to `man systemctl` the definition of `systemctl suspend` is that it runs `systemctl start suspend.target`, so what you recommend as the "proper way to suspend" is equivalent to...

I have created `swayidle.service` and installed it in `~/.config/systemd/user/`, then enabled and started with `systemctl --user enable --now swayidle`: ```ini [Unit] Description=Swayidle to trigger idle actions Documentation=man:swayidle(1) PartOf=sway-session.target After=sway-session.service [Service]...

Why is using `Type=notify` a better approach than starting `swayidle` with a systemd service type of "simple" as the `sway-services` project does? https://github.com/xdbob/sway-services/blob/master/systemd/swayidle.service.in

@boucman Thanks. Looks like a great contribution to me.

As part of this, it would be nice to also ship a systemd service file for standardization and convenience. The following service file could be shipped with `swayidle`: ``` [Unit]...

@boucman I based my proposed systemd unit file based on what the `sway-services` project is using: https://github.com/xdbob/sway-services/blob/master/systemd/swayidle.service.in But I agree with your careful reading of it that it could be...

It's my understanding that swayidle is intended to run continuously because it's part of the security of the laptop-- it is in charge of locking the laptop when it is...