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<lunik1> should anything be required for multimedia key support in mpd beyond enabling mpdris2 and setting mpdris2.multimediaKeys to true?
<lunik1> Or do I also need to map the media keys to something like playerctl?
<hexa-> depends on your DE
<hexa-> on sway I did map them to playerctl
<lunik1> I'm on sway too. In that case what does the multimediaKeys option do?
<lunik1> Is it something that only works on X?
<hexa-> something about mpdirs2Conf.Bling.mmkeys
<hexa-> whatever this project does https://github.com/eonpatapon/mpDris2
<lunik1> Well, it provides a MPRIS d-bus interface for mpd
<hexa-> yeah, but whatever the "mmkeys" option of this project is supposed to do
<hexa-> not sure if its wayland compatible
<hexa-> especially since global keymappings are a no-no
<lunik1> yeah, I suspect it would be something like that
<lunik1> speaking of Wayland, do you have any trouble with tray icons with sway?
<hexa-> uh, mixed results honestly
<hexa-> lots of red smileys
<hexa-> as in "I don:t support that graphics format" afaiu
<lunik1> I get a lot of "org.kde.StatusNotifierItem.IconThemePath was not found" in the journal, and some built in icons are inconsistent or don't work at all
<lunik1> I've had some luck with user-defined services though. Usually by setting DISPLAY and or XDG_SESSION_TYPE
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<lunik1> Is there a way to set the font for waybar without using waybar.style? Using the latter overwrites the default style entirely
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<nicolas[m]> lunik1: is waybar.style a top-level option?
<nicolas[m]> oh, the CSS file
<nicolas[m]> lunik1: you can try the following CSS rule in your waybar.style: `* { font-size: 14px; }`
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<lunik1> That's what I do, but then that's the only CSS styling
<nicolas[m]> You would need to copy the default CSS style from Waybar and add this rule at the top
<nicolas[m]> lunik1: Different idea: you can try importing the default CSS rule
<nicolas[m]> Set your waybar.style to the following: `@import url("file://${config.programs.waybar.program}/etc/xdg/waybar/style.css"); * { font-size: 14px; }`
<lunik1> hey that's not a bad idea
<nicolas[m]> I didn't test but I think it should work
<lunik1> I'll give it a go
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<nicolas[m]> oops, it should be `config.programs.waybar.package`
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<lunik1> (builtins.readFile (builtins.toPath "${config.programs.waybar.package}/etc/xdg/waybar/style.css")) + '' * {font-family: monospace; font-size: 18px;}'';
<lunik1> ^ worked for me, thanks for the help
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