I had to copy in and redefine the ‘stumpwm::maximize-window’ function from the
‘swm-gaps’ package because for some reason ‘(frame-width ...)’ returns a ratio
on my machine (is it because high-dpi, or ultra-wide? I don't know) and not an
integer, which screws up the ‘(setf (xlib:drawable-width ...) ...)’ call.
When I was relying on my external package channel I ended up with a conflict
being unable to upgrade a personal package because an issue with a Guix package
was preventing me from upgrading Guix itself.
These packages were installed in my default profile using ‘guix package -i’.
Since I'm using Guix home the setup of my default profile is a bit odd at the
moment, so since these seem to be here to stay for the moment I figured I should
install them in my home profile.
Use this option to specify that anything containing “(Meeting) | Microsoft
Teams” (which should be in the title of MS Teams when in a meeting) should have
100% opacity, and also that anything containing “freerdp” should have 100%
opacity.
For Teams I really only need it to be opaque once a meeting starts, I don't care
the rest of the time.
For XFreeRDP I've tried matching on ‘class_g’, ‘name’, nothing seems to work.
Using ‘opacity-rule’ finally seems to have an effect.
The rules both use ‘*’ to match anywhere in the name, and ‘?’ to specify that
the match should be case-insensitive.
The previous version of the configuration was complaining that my ‘config’
section was not a valid value for the ‘package’ section. I didn't quite
understand why it would complain about that, so I decided to use my now improved
Guix Home knowledge (compared to when I copied the previous version) to just
rewrite the service in a way that matches my other services.
