The latest ‘stumpwm’ package has removed the “lib” output. All things using the
‘stumpwm:lib’ output need to switch to just using ‘stumpwm’.
I've added the ‘stumpwm+swank’ package definition because in my package
repository it depends on ‘stumpwm:lib’ and this way I can update it more easily.
- Redefine the ‘stumpwm::make-mode-line-window’ function to set the
‘_NET_WM_WINDOW_TYPE’ property to ‘_NET_WM_WINDOW_TYPE_DOCK’ so that it can be
matched by window type.
- Specify that for picom any “dock” type windows should be excluded from getting
rounded corners.
- Add ‘rounded-corners-exclude’ initializer for the ‘home-picom-configuration’.
Dunst was moved from the ‘(gnu packages dunst)’ module to the ‘(gnu packages
wm)’ module in commit bf6fdf76b0fe19cbf5787795caac8edab6eeb439 of the Guix
repository.
This is to prevent any confusion about what files are loaded, otherwise the
configuration will provide the helpful feature that the helpful package should
provide.
I just added a configuration for programming in Hy. This is the first step for
moving more of my Emacs configuration into guix home. Instead of adding the
autoload for ‘oni-hy’ in the ‘oni-core’ package, I've added it directly to my
Guix configuration. In the future I'll want to change this so that each package
gets its own configuration and also extends my Emacs configuration so that it
automatically adds these autoloads when I add a package.
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.
