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Tray: the bar acts as org.kde.StatusNotifierWatcher plus host (zbus),
rendering items on the right edge with icon/name; [tray] config toggles
expanded, show_icon, show_name, show_description. Clicks map to
Activate/SecondaryActivate/ContextMenu.
Rename: package, binary, config dir, layer-shell namespace and DBus
names are now i3bar-mango; mango is the default feature and the first
WM provider tried.
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- new focused-window block ({icon} {app_id} - {title}) driven by the
active_client field of mmsg watch all-monitors (mangowm >= 0.14)
- resolve program icons via freedesktop icon themes/.desktop files
(new icon module, cairo png feature, cached per app_id)
- new show_focused_window config option (default true)
- run mmsg from PATH instead of hardcoded /usr/bin/mmsg (broken on NixOS)
- handle null active_client fields (no focused client) without failing
to parse the whole event
- drop stale TODO comment and unused variable in mango provider
- add .justfile run recipe exporting MANGO_INSTANCE_SIGNATURE
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Most people profit from a bar that supports multiple compositors.
But some (like me), depend on special features of a compositor and as such
only ever use one of the supported compositors. Being able to disable support
for the others, at compile time, allows them to remove dead code from
their system.
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