mpdris2 seems to have much greater feature support than mpdris2-rs,
notably the inclusion of lower notification urgency by default and the
ability to start mpdris2 without it showing a stopped notification.
The biggest feature, however, is the possibility to run multiple
mpdris2 instances at the same time. This was impossible to achieve
with mpdris2-rs since it would claim that the bus was already taken.
Notably this enables much smoother usage when running mpdris2 in both
Hyprland and dwm at the same time. Combined with dunst, this enables
seamless notifications between the two environments.
Avizo seemingly has better support than swayosd in dwm, so this change
makes the OSD consistent across both environments.
Long-term it may be useful to figure out why swayosd would tile under
dwm and whether or not it'd be possible to fix upstream.
I never use kitty diff and it doesn't seem to work in Hyprland anyway
due to the following error:
> [0.215] [glfw error 65544]: process_desktop_settings:
> failed with error: [org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.UnknownMethod]
> No such interface “org.freedesktop.portal.Settings”
> on object at path /org/freedesktop/portal/desktop
Fixes an issue where NixOS tests weren't exactly treated as
containers, presumably since they run inside QEMU.
The previous dependency on stylix is no longer necessary since
base16-nvim was upstreamed, although it may be ideal to split
it into its own module at a later date.
Removed defaults.documentation.enable since it seems better to replicate
the environment as much as possible.
Also simplified specialArgs usage since we should never have to pass any
other args to the test machine.
Fixes an issue where New Tab Identity wasn't being loaded on first
launch of the profile due to settings not being profile-specific.
Long-term this also makes it possible to take advantage of the "Show
only modified preferences" feature, which showed our changes as the
defaults before.
This seemed to work to an extent but resulted in some weirdness with the
uBlock Origin from LibreWolf and the uBlock Origin from this package.
The actual setting didn't change even though it was disabled in the
interface. Re-enabling the checkbox and toggling it didn't change
anything either.
This seems to work, which is great.
For some reason it wasn't being initialized properly inside the virtual
machine but it does work on actual devices.
