thomas
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Open the update terminal in Ghostty, offering to install it via pkexec when missing and falling back to foot if declined. Add the system-update-terminal window rule the script already referred to, so the window floats centred at 1000x650 instead of tiling. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
106 lines
4.9 KiB
Bash
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106 lines
4.9 KiB
Bash
Executable File
#!/bin/bash
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# Launched by SystemUpdate.qml (top bar, next to the clock) — opens a
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# terminal running whatever update command fits this distro, then notifies
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# once it's done. Ported from the old waybar custom/updater module
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# (.config/waybar/scripts/update-distro.sh); kept multi-distro even though
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# this machine is Arch, since these dotfiles aren't.
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#
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# The window it opens is floated + centered by a matching Hyprland rule
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# (system-update-terminal, in .config/hypr/layout/windowrules.lua),
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# same treatment as Bitwarden's window, rather than tiling into whatever
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# workspace you happened to be on.
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iDIR="$HOME/.config/swaync/images"
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# Printed inside the terminal before the actual update command runs, so it
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# reads as "updating" from the first frame rather than looking like an
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# empty/stuck window while pacman/apt/etc. take a moment to start printing.
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#
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# The terminal runs this in a fresh `bash -c`, which doesn't inherit shell
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# functions from this script's own environment (export -f only reaches bash
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# processes forked from *this* one, not whatever the terminal execs) — so
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# instead, the already-colored text is built once here with real escape
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# bytes ($'...'), then %q-quoted into a self-contained `echo '...'` that
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# reproduces those same bytes verbatim when the child bash parses it.
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msg=" Updating System — please wait "
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line=$(printf '=%.0s' $(seq 1 ${#msg}))
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banner_text=$'\033[1;36m'"$line"$'\033[0m\n\033[1;36m'"$msg"$'\033[0m\n\033[1;36m'"$line"$'\033[0m\n\n'
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BANNER="echo $(printf '%q' "$banner_text")"
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# GHOSTTY_INSTALL is how to install the terminal on this distro, if it's
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# packaged there at all — only Arch ships it in the official repos.
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if command -v paru &> /dev/null; then
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CMD="paru -Syu"
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LABEL="Arch-based system"
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GHOSTTY_INSTALL="pacman -S --needed --noconfirm ghostty"
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elif command -v yay &> /dev/null; then
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CMD="yay -Syu"
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LABEL="Arch-based system"
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GHOSTTY_INSTALL="pacman -S --needed --noconfirm ghostty"
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elif command -v dnf &> /dev/null; then
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CMD="sudo dnf update --refresh -y"
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LABEL="Fedora system"
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elif command -v apt &> /dev/null; then
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CMD="sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y"
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LABEL="Debian/Ubuntu system"
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elif command -v zypper &> /dev/null; then
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CMD="sudo zypper dup -y"
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LABEL="openSUSE system"
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else
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notify-send -i "$iDIR/error.png" -u critical "Unsupported system" "This script does not support your distribution."
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exit 1
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fi
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# --- Terminal: Ghostty, offering to install it if missing ---
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# This runs from the bar with no terminal of its own, so there's nowhere to
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# type a sudo password — the install goes through pkexec instead, which
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# pops up the polkit agent's graphical password prompt. Declining (or a
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# failed install) falls back to foot for this run, so updating never gets
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# blocked on the terminal choice.
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if ! command -v ghostty &> /dev/null; then
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if [ -n "$GHOSTTY_INSTALL" ]; then
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# -A waits for a click and prints the chosen action's name (nothing if
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# the notification is dismissed instead).
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choice=$(notify-send -i "$iDIR/error.png" -u critical \
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-A install="Install Ghostty" -A foot="Use foot this time" \
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"Ghostty not installed" "The system updater runs in Ghostty. Install it now?")
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if [ "$choice" = "install" ]; then
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if pkexec $GHOSTTY_INSTALL; then
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notify-send -i "$iDIR/profile-pic.jpg" -u low "Ghostty installed" "Starting the update..."
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else
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notify-send -i "$iDIR/error.png" "Ghostty install failed" "Using foot for this update."
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fi
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fi
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else
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notify-send -i "$iDIR/error.png" "Ghostty not installed" \
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"Install Ghostty for the system updater — using foot for now."
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fi
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fi
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if command -v ghostty &> /dev/null; then
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# --gtk-single-instance=false: otherwise, with a Ghostty window already
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# open, this would just hand the window off to that running instance and
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# return immediately — SystemUpdates.qml relies on this script blocking
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# until the update window is closed (that's when it re-checks the count),
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# and the "has been updated" notification below would fire up front.
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TERMINAL=(ghostty --gtk-single-instance=false --title=update -e)
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elif command -v foot &> /dev/null; then
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TERMINAL=(foot -T update)
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else
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notify-send -i "$iDIR/error.png" "Need a terminal:" "Neither Ghostty nor foot is installed."
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exit 1
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fi
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# Keeps the terminal open (whether the update succeeded or failed — read
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# always runs regardless, since it's ; not &&) until you press Enter,
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# instead of the terminal closing the instant the update command exits and
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# taking any output/errors with it.
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WAIT_PROMPT="echo; read -p 'Update finished — press Enter to close...'"
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# Pull + re-stow the dotfiles first, so config changes from the other machine
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# land alongside the package update.
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SYNC="$(printf '%q' "$(dirname "$0")/sync-dotfiles.sh")"
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"${TERMINAL[@]}" bash -c "$BANNER; $SYNC; $CMD; $WAIT_PROMPT"
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notify-send -i "$iDIR/profile-pic.jpg" -u low "$LABEL" 'has been updated.'
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