Comment by em-bee

6 months ago

i found the titlebar: https://github.com/wezterm/wezterm/issues/6296

it's ugly as hell. but that's partly gnomes fault for not supporting server side decorations. and, at least they are already working on something nicer.

but now i have two sets of titlebar buttons. one set in the titlebar, and a somewhat nicer looking set in the tabbar. but i found a workaround: if i turn window_decorations off, then i get nothing, but i can turn it back on without restarting and then i only get the integrated buttons in the tabbar without the ugly titlebar. now i only need to find a way to script this...

in the meantime i'll just run it without a titlebar. i figured out how to maximize the terminal on startup: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/78738575/how-to-maximize... , that will do for now. i rarely need to resize or close it anyways.

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em-bee  6 months ago

more fun stuff. the terminal bell does not work under wayland. because On Wayland systems, which have no system beep function, it does not produce a sound. which is of course an entire logical solution. blame wayland instead of just playing a sound.

fortunately, wezterms scriptability allows for a workaround:

    wezterm.on('bell', function(window, pane)
        wezterm.background_child_process({
            '/usr/bin/play', '/usr/share/sounds/gnome/default/alerts/click.ogg'
        })
    end)