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Fire-and-forget solution for managing wl-mirror
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Hi! Holy **** this looks amazing! Thanks for that whole lot of work! I'll look into this when I find some time and see if I like the way it works, it definitely looks amazing and I have always thought something a little more featureful than wl-present could be useful, but didn't want to go overboard with the first implementation. Thanks a ton! |
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Make 'ask' work for output too. Rename 'custom' to 'suggest', make it remove already used suggestions. Fancier scaling menu. Misc tweaks to make shellcheck happy.
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I think I'll install this locally and try it out for a bit to get this to know a bit better, but thanks a lot for the implementation! |
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I might got a bit carried away.
This script transparently manages wl-mirror as an on-demand daemon. Depending on accessible tools, it runs it using systemd, or pipectl, or pure shell. Just throw a bunch of arguments at it, it will ask for what is missing and run/update everything automagically. It even sends important messages/errors via notifications if stdin/stdout is not interactive.