# ABOUTME: Moonarch default gtklock configuration.
# ABOUTME: Installed to /etc/xdg/gtklock/config.ini; callers pass -d themselves.
#
# gtklock searches $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/gtklock/config.ini and gtklock/config.ini
# under every $XDG_CONFIG_DIRS entry, so /etc/xdg is enough and this file takes
# effect through the package alone. It goes through the generic defaults/xdg/
# sweep in the PKGBUILD like any other XDG config -- unlike swaylock before it,
# whose sysconfdir was not an XDG path and needed an install line of its own.
#
# Every option here is also a command-line flag; `gtklock --help-config` lists
# them. A user copy in ~/.config/gtklock/config.ini wins over this one.

[main]

# Blurred variant of the default wallpaper. gtklock has no blur of its own --
# GTK3 has no `filter` CSS property at all -- and it takes no screenshot of the
# session, so there is nothing to blur at lock time either way. The blur is
# baked into the image at build time, as it was for swaylock.
background=/usr/share/moonarch/wallpaper-blur.jpg

# Bare names resolve against gtklock's compiled-in module directory, which is
# /usr/lib/gtklock here. playerctl-module is deliberately absent: it needs
# playerctld, which nothing in moonarch starts.
modules=userinfo-module;powerbar-module

# No gtk-theme key on purpose. gtklock is GTK3 and reads the session theme from
# /etc/xdg/gtk-3.0/settings.ini, so the theme name lives in exactly one place.
#
# powerbar needs no configuration: its built-in commands are `systemctl reboot`,
# `systemctl -i poweroff` and `systemctl suspend`.
#
# userinfo takes the avatar from AccountsService, which resolves to ~/.face.
# With no such file it warns once and falls back to avatar-default-symbolic from
# the icon theme; there is no option for the path.