Drops the mbp (Asahi) target and everything that existed only to serve
two machines at once:
- apple-silicon input, firmware/ (87M of Mac Wi-Fi/BT blobs), hosts/mbp/
- the mkHost helper and the common-vs-host-module split, merged into one
`pc` module
- the osConfig.networking.hostName conditional that generated
hypr/monitors.conf per host -- the monitor layout, workspace placement
and panel float rule are now stated once, inline in hyprland.conf
- the aarch64 nixbuild.net builder and the aarch64 devShell
- Mac-only hyprland bits: the apple-spi-keyboard device block and the
touchpad input block
hosts/pc/hardware-configuration.nix moves to the repo root: with one
machine there is no host to namespace it under. The flake output stays
named `pc` so it matches networking.hostName, which means plain
`nixos-rebuild switch --flake ~/nixos` resolves it with no #target.
eww goes too. It only ever drew a battery popup (SUPER+R), and a battery
readout on a desktop with no battery is nothing.
Also fixes the services.logind.suspendKey/hibernateKey/lidSwitch rename
that eval has been warning about; the rendered logind.conf keeps the same
three Handle*=ignore directives.
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Wi-Fi kept failing with "Secrets were required, but not provided". NM ran
on top of iwd while impala (SUPER+W) drove iwd directly, so two managers
held separate saved networks; iwd couldn't load its own .psk files, asked
NM for the passphrase, and NM had no secret agent to answer. impala is
iwd-only, so NM goes instead: iwd owns Wi-Fi, networkd does DHCP and
resolved does DNS, on both hosts. eduroam's iwd profile is seeded once via
tmpfiles (C, so a password added later is never overwritten). On mbp,
resolved's mDNS is off because avahi owns .local.
On pc the GigE camera link (enp7s0) is now declared: static
192.168.12.1/24, no RAs, not required for online. It used to take AAU's
IPv6 RAs on that segment, which made v6 default out a dead-end port and
every v6-first connection stall until fallback.
Drop the virtual-desktops plugin: SUPER+N now switches only the monitor
that workspace lives on, as in AeroSpace. SUPER+SHIFT+N sends the window
without following, SUPER+Tab goes back, SUPER+ALT/SHIFT+Tab sends the
workspace to the next monitor. pc's three screens get workspaces 1-3 as
their homes again.
New windows no longer open maximized: kitty 0.49 requests maximize ~250ms
after mapping, so suppress app maximize requests (SUPER+F still works).
Also bumps zen-browser.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Carried over from local master. The trusted-users setting made there
was already present on simplified, so it was dropped in favor of the
upstream block.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Workspaces were pinned one-per-monitor, so switching only ever moved one
screen. The virtual-desktops plugin replaces them with vdesks that span
every monitor, and SUPER+1..5 now switches all screens together. Hyprland
plugins are ABI-locked to the compositor, so the input's nixpkgs follows
ours to compile against the hyprland we actually run. cycleworkspaces
stays off: upstream says it breaks above 2 monitors, and pc has 3.
The session had also been dying several times a day, which looked like a
Hyprland crash and was not one. There was no swap at all, and a
nixos-rebuild forks ~60 nix evaluators; stacked on a browser and a few
editor sessions that exhausted all 15G, leaving page cache squeezed to
40M while 13G sat in anon and nothing was reclaimable. The kernel then
OOM-killed 1Password (highest oom_score_adj), and because every GUI app
shares the wayland-wm@hyprland.service cgroup, systemd's default
OOMPolicy=stop tore down the whole unit -- compositor included, with
uwsm's Restart=no meaning nothing came back.
Two independent fixes: zram swap (50% of RAM, zstd) with vm.swappiness
raised to 180, so the kernel compresses anon pages instead of evicting
cache, which raises the ceiling; and OOMPolicy=continue, so that hitting
it costs one app instead of the desktop. zram rather than a swapfile
because root is compress=zstd, and a btrfs swapfile needs its own
nodatacow, uncompressed subvolume.
Also lands the pending work in this tree: hyprshot replaces grimblast for
screenshots (it reads HYPRSHOT_DIR, not XDG_SCREENSHOTS_DIR, so shots were
landing loose in ~/Pictures), hyprlock at boot so login lands on the lock
screen and unlocks the keyring, the battery popup moves to SUPER+R, and
SUPER+W/E open floating wifi and bluetooth panels.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
