On 11.03.2021 19:41, Jonathan Raines wrote:
OS: Arch Linux
Terminal: Kitty
Shell: zsh
Display Manager: LightDM
After doing some googling, it seems like the right place to put the env
variables would be */etc/profile* , instead of *.zshrc or .zshenv* .
After
logging into lightdm and after qtile loads up, I opened a terminal and
used
the command *env *to see the environmental variables.
*YTFZF_EXTMENU=rofi -dmenu -fuzzy -width 1500*
*YTFZF_ENABLE_FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS=0*
After reading the documentation more carefully I see that it's possible
to use a configuration file
~/.config/ytfzf/conf.sh
Are both listed. However using* Key([mod], "y", lazy.spawn('ytfzf -D'),
desc="run ytfzf in rofi") *still does not work.
After some testing and debugging it looks like ytfzf is failing, it
thinks ytfzf is started with input from stdin.
The code in ytfzf that fails is the following
#if stdin is given and no input (including -) is given, throw error
if [ ! -t 0 -a -z "$*" ]; then
printf "\033[31mERROR[#04]: Use - when reading from
stdin\033[000m\n"
exit 1
--
Kai Stian Olstad
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