noconnorandClaude Opus 5
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Everything from the air side of lan-mouse that was living only on that machine, plus corrections to what this repo already said. New: handoff/patch/ is a two-line source patch making the daemon forward the ACCELERATED pointer deltas. Upstream 0.11.0 forwards dx_unaccel and discards the accelerated pair in the same event, and the wlr receiver applies no curve either, so remote motion arrives with the sender's acceleration stripped and nothing replacing it -- and sensitivity / accel_profile are inert on both ends, so no config can fix it. The patch also adds LAN_MOUSE_POINTER_SCALE for the residual logical-ppi gap (0.7 for air's 140.1ppi against the LG's ~95.8). install.sh builds it per-machine; the unit now runs the result. This laptop is still unpatched, so its forwarded motion is still wrong until the handoff step runs here. New: install.sh --handoff opens 4242/udp for the peer in ufw. ufw is default-deny inbound and a dropped inbound packet presents IDENTICALLY to a bad certificate; this cost a day. Nothing in the repo covered it. Fixed: cmd_restart bypassed the systemd unit with pkill + uwsm-app, which races Restart=on-failure and can leave two daemons on 4242. It now prefers the unit, matching what cmd_log already assumed, and keeps the hand-start path only for when no unit exists. Documented, and this was the actual root cause of a day of dead crossings: fingerprints are CASE-SENSITIVE. lan-mouse generates them lowercase and compares with a plain map lookup, while openssl prints uppercase and cli authorize-key stores what it is handed. An uppercase digest is the right digest, valid TOML, non-empty, passes every guard, and never matches -- the handshake dies bad_certificate. Also documented: authorization is receiver-side only (connect.rs sets insecure_skip_verify), so each direction depends solely on the receiver's list and a sender cannot tell whether it is talking to the real peer. Corrected: README claimed the unknown-device* accel rule was needed because the receiver double-accelerates already-accelerated deltas. That is backwards and the rule is a measured no-op -- the device matches, but sensitivity and accel_profile are libinput settings and a wlr-virtual-pointer is not a libinput device. Measured on both machines: 398x198px travel at sensitivity 0 and identical at -0.9, exactly 1:1. Lines kept (harmless, and the naming note is worth having) with the real mechanism written down. ~/.config/lan-mouse/ stays out of the repo as before; handoff/config/ holds example configs carrying the backend, edge and lowercase rules instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LrgrMhPG8CTo9XZF326rjZ
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# Packages this laptop has beyond the Omarchy 4.x baseline.
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# Computed as: `pacman -Qqe` minus the omarchy meta-package's dependencies and
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# install/omarchy-base.packages. Lines are "name # why". Blank lines and
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# comments are ignored. Section markers drive install.sh --packages:
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# [repo] official repos + the omarchy repo -> omarchy pkg add
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# [aur] AUR only -> omarchy pkg aur add
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# [optional] installed here, not required for the desktop to work
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#
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# Deliberately NOT listed: base, base-devel, sudo, mkinitcpio, linux-firmware,
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# efibootmgr, devtools, cmake, ninja (toolchain/base, present on any Omarchy
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# install or pulled in as a dependency), and the remote-access stack
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# (wayvnc, sunshine, freerdp, remmina, omarchy-remote-desktop-backend,
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# pipewire-debug) which is out of this repo's scope.
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[repo]
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# --- omarchy-handoff: builds the patched lan-mouse daemon (handoff/patch/) ---
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rust # only to compile handoff/patch/; ~250MiB installed, removable after
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# --- hardware: this laptop is Intel + an Anker USB-C dock ---
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linux-omarchy # kernel this install actually boots
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linux-omarchy-headers # needed to build out-of-tree modules against it
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intel-ucode # CPU microcode
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vulkan-intel # Intel Vulkan driver
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lib32-vulkan-intel # 32-bit Vulkan, for Steam/Proton
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sof-firmware # Sound Open Firmware - required for this laptop's audio
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thermald # Intel thermal daemon; without it the CPU throttles hard
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zram-generator # compressed swap in RAM
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# --- audio: full PipeWire stack with the Pulse/JACK/ALSA shims ---
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pipewire-pulse
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pipewire-alsa
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pipewire-jack
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libpulse
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gst-plugin-pipewire
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# --- desktop / input ---
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lan-mouse # keyboard+mouse sharing driven by bin/omarchy-handoff
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python-evdev # lan-mouse / input tooling dependency
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wayland-utils # wayland-info, used when debugging outputs
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ghostty # terminal (alongside Omarchy's default)
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qmltermwidget # embedded terminal widget; indie.herdr-hud needs it
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qt6-connectivity # Bluetooth/QML bits for the omapods plugin
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qt6-tools # qmllint etc. when editing plugin QML
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openbsd-netcat # nc for kb2uka.port-doctor checks
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# --- apps ---
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1password
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1password-cli # `op`, which the dotfiles repo's secrets module uses
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visual-studio-code-bin
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bun-bin
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[aur]
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hyprmoncfg-bin # display profile daemon; pairs with crmne.hyprmoncfg plugin
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netbird-bin # NetBird client for the covert.vpn private network
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voxtype-bin # push-to-talk voice-to-text (voxtype.service)
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[optional]
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steam # games; pulls a large 32-bit dependency tree
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