Matt Jiang f27627ead2 powermenu: reboot into a chosen EFI boot entry (#3568)
* powermenu: derive shortcuts and extra actions from one source

The power menu matched keys with a switch that repeated the key hints
getPowerActionData already returns, plus a second key list for release.
Look the pressed key up against the hints of the visible actions instead,
so every action with a hint gets its shortcut and the two cannot drift.

Side effects:
- Ctrl+letter no longer triggers actions. Only Ctrl+P was excluded
  before, so Ctrl+R still rebooted. Ctrl combinations are navigation.
- U now triggers switch user when it is shown. Its hint already said U.
- Releasing a letter with no visible action no longer cancels a hold.

SessionService now owns the custom:N action ids as customPowerActions
and extraPowerActions, which the power menu and the launcher both use.
Actions resolve by index into that list instead of slicing the prefix.

* powermenu: add actions that reboot into a chosen efi boot entry

Settings → Power & Sleep gets a "Reboot to another OS" card that lists
the firmware's active EFI entries through efibootmgr. Each saved entry
becomes a "Reboot to <name>" action in the power menu and the launcher,
bound to 1-9 in the order it was added.

Picking one lists the entries again, and stops with a toast if the id no
longer carries the saved label. Otherwise it sets BootNext through pkexec
and reboots through SessionService, so custom reboot commands still apply.

BootEntryService reports why entries are unavailable: not booted in UEFI
mode, efibootmgr missing, or efibootmgr failing with its stderr. Saved
entries stay listed in settings whatever the status, so a synced config
on another machine can still remove them.

efibootmgr parsing and the picker's filtering live in BootEntries.js,
covered by tests/boot-entries.test.mjs.

* powermenu: ignore special keys in action shortcuts
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DankMaterialShell

DankMaterialShell

A modern desktop shell for Wayland

Built with Quickshell and Go

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DankMaterialShell is a complete desktop shell for niri, Hyprland, MangoWC, Sway, labwc, Scroll, Miracle WM, and other Wayland compositors. It replaces waybar, swaylock, swayidle, mako, fuzzel, polkit, and everything else you'd normally stitch together to make a desktop.

Repository Structure

This is a monorepo containing both the shell interface and the core backend services:

DankMaterialShell/
├── quickshell/         # QML-based shell interface
│   ├── Modules/        # UI components (panels, widgets, overlays)
│   ├── Services/       # System integration (audio, network, bluetooth)
│   ├── Widgets/        # Reusable UI controls
│   └── Common/         # Shared resources and themes
├── core/               # Go backend and CLI
│   ├── cmd/            # dms CLI and dankinstall binaries
│   ├── internal/       # System integration, IPC, distro support
│   └── pkg/            # Shared packages
├── distro/             # Distribution packaging
│   ├── fedora/         # Fedora RPM specs
│   ├── debian/         # Debian packaging
│   └── nix/            # NixOS/home-manager modules
└── flake.nix           # Nix flake for declarative installation

See it in Action

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Desktop Dashboard Launcher Control Center

Installation

curl -fsSL https://install.danklinux.com | sh

One command installs DMS and all dependencies on Arch, Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, openSUSE, or Gentoo.

Manual installation guide

Features

Dynamic Theming Wallpaper-based color schemes that automatically theme GTK, Qt, terminals, editors (vscode, vscodium), and more using matugen and dank16.

System Monitoring Real-time CPU, RAM, GPU metrics and temperatures built into the dms daemon (powered by dgop). Process list with search and management.

Powerful Launcher Spotlight-style search for applications, files (dsearch), emojis, running windows, calculator, and commands. Extensible with plugins.

Control Center Unified interface for network, Bluetooth, audio devices, display settings, and night mode.

Smart Notifications Notification center with grouping, rich text support, and keyboard navigation.

Media Integration MPRIS player controls, calendar sync, weather widgets, and clipboard history with image previews.

Session Management Lock screen, idle detection, auto-lock/suspend with separate AC/battery settings, and a settings front-end for dank-greeter.

Plugin System Extend functionality with the plugin registry. DMS keeps ~/.config/DankMaterialShell/plugins.lock.json synchronized with managed plugin installs and their exact Git commits, so the same plugins can be reproduced on another machine.

Supported Compositors

Works best with niri, Hyprland, Sway, MangoWC, labwc, Scroll, and Miracle WM with full workspace switching, overview integration, and monitor management. Other Wayland compositors work with reduced features.

Compositor configuration guide

Command Line Interface

Control the shell from the command line or keybinds:

dms run              # Start the shell
dms ipc call spotlight toggle
dms ipc call audio setvolume 50
dms ipc call wallpaper set /path/to/image.jpg
dms brightness list  # List available displays
dms plugins search   # Browse plugin registry
dms plugins lock     # Refresh the portable plugin lockfile
dms plugins restore ~/plugins.lock.json

Full CLI and IPC documentation

Documentation

Dank Projects

DMS is one piece of the suite. The rest lives in its own repos:

  • dank-greeter - greetd login screen with the Dank Material aesthetic. The Greeter tab in DMS settings is the front-end for it.
  • dankcalendar - Local, Google, Microsoft, and CalDAV calendars for the dank desktop.
  • dgop - System monitoring TUI and Go library; its library powers the process list and dashboard widgets inside the dms daemon.
  • dsearch - Fast file search that powers file results in the launcher.
  • dank-qml-common - Shared QML widgets and components used by DMS, dank-greeter, and dankcalendar.
  • dankgo - Common Go modules behind the single binary apps.

Development

See component-specific documentation:

  • quickshell/ - QML shell development, widgets, and modules
  • core/ - Go backend, CLI tools, and system integration
  • distro/ - Distribution packaging (Fedora, Debian, NixOS)

Building from Source

Core + Dankinstall:

cd core
make              # Build dms CLI
make dankinstall  # Build installer

Shell:

quickshell -p quickshell/

NixOS:

{
  inputs.dms.url = "github:AvengeMedia/DankMaterialShell";

  # Use in home-manager or NixOS configuration
  imports = [ inputs.dms.homeModules.dank-material-shell ];
}

Contributing

Contributions welcome. Bug fixes, widgets, features, documentation, and plugins all help.

  1. Fork the repository
  2. Make your changes
  3. Test thoroughly
  4. Open a pull request

For documentation contributions, see DankLinux-Docs.

Credits

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License

MIT License - See LICENSE for details.

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