Walker (GTK4 + Elephant backend) replaces rofi-lbonn-wayland-git as the
central launcher and menu framework.
Native Walker providers replace 5 custom rofi scripts:
- App launcher (desktopapplications provider)
- Clipboard (clipboard provider, replaces cliphist frontend)
- Bluetooth (bluetooth provider, replaces bluetoothctl script)
- Volume/audio (wireplumber provider)
- Sink switcher (wireplumber provider)
3 scripts ported to Walker dmenu mode:
- moonarch-vpn (nmcli)
- moonarch-cpugov (auto-cpufreq)
- moonarch-sink-switcher (pactl)
Settings menu (moonarch-setmen) removed — apps are findable via Walker
app search directly.
Walker theme (gtk-inherit) inherits all colors from the active GTK4
theme instead of hardcoding Catppuccin values.
Walker and Elephant run as systemd user services for instant startup.
Also standardizes GTK theme to Colloid-Grey-Dark-Catppuccin across all
config files (was inconsistent between gsettings and file configs).
Old rofi configs preserved in legacy/rofi/ for reference.
Extract shared helpers into lib.sh (log, err, confirm, path constants)
and refactor post-install.sh + update.sh to source it.
New transform.sh converts an existing Arch+Wayland system to Moonarch:
pre-flight summary, config backup, DM conflict resolution, PulseAudio
removal, full package install, and hard overwrite of all configs.
Also migrate kanshi from niri spawn-at-startup to systemd user service.
Enforce the repo convention that committed text is English.
Translates ABOUTME headers, code comments, log/error messages,
shell prompts, and documentation across all files.
CLAUDE.md files remain in German per policy.
Das bisherige battery#keyboard Modul nutzte eine feste hidpp_battery_N
Nummer, die sich bei jedem Boot ändern kann. moonarch-waybar-hidpp
findet den richtigen Eintrag dynamisch per MODEL_NAME Argument.
Post-Install kopiert defaults/user/ nach ~/.config/, aber nur wenn
die Dateien noch nicht existieren. Waybar-Beispiele zeigen wie man
die systemweite Config per include/import erweitert (z.B. Peripherie-Akkus).
