eos-bash-shared/eos-script-lib-yad.conf

### Configuration file for eos-script-lib-yad.
###
### To enable any setting below, simply remove the starting '#' character
### on the appropriate line.

## Terminal program to be used by certain EndeavourOS packages
## like 'welcome' and 'eos-update-notifier'.
## Many popular terminals are supported. See a list of terminals known to be compatible
## in file /usr/share/endeavouros/scripts/eos-script-lib-yad, function eos_yad_terminal().
## If you have any of the listed terminals installed, EOS_YAD_TERMINAL need not be enabled.
## Then the programs will use the first available program in the list.
## Note: other than the listed terminals may or may not be compatible.
#
# EOS_YAD_TERMINAL="terminator"

## EOS_ROOTER configures the command for acquiring elevated privileges
## when running commands in terminal.
## Supported values:
##   "su"
##   "sudo"
##   "pkexec"
##   "su-c_wrapper"
## Still supported values, but deprecated and will be removed in the future:
##   "su -c"
##   "pkexec bash -c"
##   "sudo bash -c"
##   "/usr/bin/su -c"
##   "/usr/bin/pkexec bash -c"
##   "/usr/bin/sudo bash -c"
#
export EOS_ROOTER="su"

## EOS_WELCOME_CONNECTION_WARNING specifies whether you want to allow the warning window
## in the Welcome app about not being connected to the internet.
## Supported values are: "yes" or "no".
#
EOS_WELCOME_CONNECTION_WARNING=yes

## EOS_CONNECTION_CHECKER selects the way how an internet connection availability is checked.
## Supported values are: "ping" or "curl".
## Note: "ping" may have problems if you are behind a proxy, thus "curl" is the default.
#
EOS_CONNECTION_CHECKER="curl"

## EOS_WIFIDEV_CHECK specifies if we want to make some ad hoc checks that we have the right
## wifi card drivers installed. The checks are made in the Welcome app when using
## the button "Detect system issues".
## Supported values are "yes" or "no".
#
EOS_WIFIDEV_CHECK="yes"

## TERMINAL_AT_START, if set, causes the Welcome app to start a terminal always when
## the Welcome app is started. The value should be an already installed terminal on your system.
## Note that you can include any terminal specific options, for example:
##    TERMINAL_AT_START="xfce4-terminal --working-directory=$HOME/Downloads --geometry=+50+50"
#
# TERMINAL_AT_START="xfce4-terminal"

## EOS_KEEP_PKGS lists the names of packages that should not be removed when button
## "Detect system issues" of the Welcome app is clicked.
## For example:
##    EOS_KEEP_PKGS="intel-ucode xf86-video-intel"
#
# EOS_KEEP_PKGS=""

## EOS_AUR_HELPER contains the AUR helper program name.
## Supported values are yay and paru, but other helpers may work as well.
## The program must support options -Qua and -Sua.
## For the Welcome app you can also set another AUR helper with
## variable EOS_AUR_HELPER_OTHER.
## Both apps must support the options mentioned above.
#
EOS_AUR_HELPER="yay"
EOS_AUR_HELPER_OTHER=""   # for example: "paru"

## EOS_WELCOME_PACDIFFER is an array of diff programs that can be used by pacdiff
## (see man pacdiff) in Welcome.
## Supported values are: kdiff3, kompare, diffuse, meld, code, diff, vim.
## Other diff programs may work but are not tested (and may need additional support
## by Welcome).
## The array is written in preference order as only one of them is used.
#
EOS_WELCOME_PACDIFFERS=(meld kdiff3 kompare diffuse diff "vim -d")

## EOS_PACDIFF_WARNING specifies whether a warning about the power of eos-pacdiff
## will be shown or not when starting it.
## Supported values: "yes" or "no".
## Default: "yes".
## Note: 'code' is not supported.
#
EOS_PACDIFF_WARNING=yes

## EOS_UPDATE_PACDIFFER contains the command to run in the end of 'eos-update'.
## If it is not empty, the string is used as-is.
## Example: EOS_UPDATE_PACDIFFER="eos-pacdiff --quiet"
## Default is empty because incorrect usage of pacdiff can break the system in various ways.
#
EOS_UPDATE_PACDIFFER=""

## EOS_SUDO_EDITORS is an array of editor names that are suitable for
## editing files with root permissions.
## Currently they are used only in eos-update-notifier-configure.
## Note that non-GUI editors (e.g. nano, emacs) are preferred for security reasons.
## Currently editors known to work are:
## - Non-GUI (preferred):
##   - nano
##   - emacs
##   - vim
## - GUI (not preferred):
##   - leadpad
##   - xed
##   - geany
##   - mousepad (only with dbus-launch)
## Other editors may work as well, but have not been tested.
## The array is written in preference order as only one of them is used.
#
EOS_SUDO_EDITORS=(rnano nano vim "emacs -nw")

## EOS_WALLPAPER_FETCHER selects the program to be used for downloading
## certain additional wallpapers to EndeavourOS. These wallpapers (currently)
## include the legacy wallpapers, and wallpapers created by the
## EndeavourOS community.
## Supported values: "git" or "curl". "git" is the default.
## Of these, "curl" may be more suitable if bandwidth is limited.
#
EOS_WALLPAPER_FETCHER="git"

## EOS_WELCOME_HAS_SEE_YOU_LATER_BUTTON determines whether to show
## the "See you later" button on the Welcome window.
## Supported values: "yes" or "no"
## Default: "no"
#
EOS_WELCOME_HAS_SEE_YOU_LATER_BUTTON=no

## EOS_FILESERVER_SITE specifies the site where certain documents and
## small files will be fetched during the install phase, and when using the
## installed system.
## Supported values:
##    gitlab    (default)
##    github
#
EOS_FILESERVER_SITE=gitlab

## SyncAfterUpdate specifies whether to call 'sync' after updating or not.
## Possible values: "yes" or "no".
## Default: "no".
## Note: this setting was moved here from eos-update-notifier.conf at 2022-Apr-28.
#
SyncAfterUpdate=no

## EOS_UPDATE_ARCH_KEYRING_FIRST, if set to "yes", will try to update package
## archlinux-keyring before updating other packages.
## This may help with some PGP signature issues.
## Note: this setting is deprecated and no more used in any app.
## Supported values:
##    no     (default)
##    yes
#
EOS_UPDATE_ARCH_KEYRING_FIRST=no

## EOS_ICON_SETS_PREFERENCE array specifies the order of preference of the icon sets
## you want to use in certain EndeavourOS apps.
## The icon sets are folder names directly under /usr/share/icons.
## The icon set names can be listed without path.
## Default: all folders names found under /usr/share/icons
##          (note: not all of them contain icons...)
#
EOS_ICON_SETS_PREFERENCE=(
   # Add your preferred icon sets here.
   # For example:
   #    Qogir Adwaita hicolor

   # This is the default list of icon sets (note: in alphabetical order):
   /usr/share/icons/*
)

## EOS_PREFERRED_BROWSERS is an ordered list of web browser apps.
## EndeavourOS apps that use a web browser will look for this list first
## when choosing a browser to use, unless there's a compelling reason to
## use something else.
##
## Note that user can also export variables
##   _WELCOME_BROWSER
##   _WELCOME_BROWSER_OPTIONS
## See file /usr/share/endeavouros/scripts/eos-scriptlib-yad and
## function eos_select_browser() for more details.
##
## User can add own favorites anywhere into this list, and/or change the order.
## The first matching app (the app must be installed!) in the list will be used.
#
EOS_PREFERRED_BROWSERS=(   # search order for browsers
   xdg-open
   exo-open
   kde-open
   firefox
   chromium
   vivaldi-stable
   opera
)

## RATE_MIRRORS_MAX_DELAY_ARCH is the max acceptable delay in seconds
## since the last time a mirror has been synced. It is used only when ranking
## the Arch mirrors with the 'rate-mirrors' program in Welcome.
## Usually the range of reasonable values is somewhere between 60 and 3600.
## The smaller the value, the less mirrors will match.
## The bigger the value, the more mirrors will match.
## If you want recently updated mirrors, use a small value (but not too small).
## If no mirrors match, increase the value.
## (Note that rate-mirrors defaults to 86400 seconds.)
#
RATE_MIRRORS_MAX_DELAY_ARCH=3600   # seconds

## WELCOME_RATE_MIRRORS_COMMAND lets you specify all options for the rate-mirrors command (to be used for ranking Arch mirrors).
## Tip: consider using option '--protocol https' as well.
## NOTE: in 'welcome' version 25.10.2-1 variable WELCOME_RATE_MIRRORS_COMMAND is no more supported due to implementation change!
#
#WELCOME_RATE_MIRRORS_COMMAND="rate-mirrors arch --max-delay=$RATE_MIRRORS_MAX_DELAY_ARCH | sudo tee /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist"

## WELCOME_RAMI_OPTIONS provides all options for the rami command in Welcome.
## The value can be set also by exporting this variable.
#
if [ -z "${WELCOME_RAMI_OPTIONS:-}" ] ; then
    WELCOME_RAMI_OPTIONS="--save"
    WELCOME_RAMI_OPTIONS+=" --timeout-rank 10"                    # use bigger value on slow connection, smaller value on fast connection
    WELCOME_RAMI_OPTIONS+=" --ranking-data --continent -cDE,US"   # reasonable defaults?
    WELCOME_RAMI_OPTIONS+=" -i acadielinux,k0.ae,lyrahosting,jtremesay,ungleich,sox.rs,urbanwave"  # too old!
fi

## EOS_LOCATION_PROVIDER_URL contains an URL for retrieving location info.
## It is used by the 'show-location-info' app.
## Alternatives known to work:
##   https://ipinfo.io     (default, all features work)
##   https://ipapi.co      (some features do not work)
#
EOS_LOCATION_PROVIDER_URL="https://ipinfo.io"


## EOS_REBOOT_RECOMMENDING specifies if the reboot recommendation notification
## will be shown after updating certain system packages.
## Supported values: "yes" (=default) or "no".
EOS_REBOOT_RECOMMENDING=yes

## EOS_YAD_MISSING_NOTIFICATION specifies whether some EndeavourOS apps show a notification
## when 'yad' might be needed but is not installed.
EOS_YAD_MISSING_NOTIFICATION=yes