#!/usr/bin/env bash

set -e

. "$HOME/bin/x11-go"

if is-lower-res; then
  sleep 2s
  case "$(myhostname)" in
    duff)
      gohead set left middle right
      ;;
    *)
      gohead set main
      ;;
  esac
fi

run-wingo-environment &
# Wait for Wingo to start before doing other things that generally require
# a WM to be present below. e.g., Starting the bottom dock in `video`.
while ! pgrep '^wingo$'; do
  sleep 0.1s
done

# I'm not sure why this is needed, but when the mode needs to be
# changed, we need to wait a bit more time. Otherwise the mode doesn't
# actually seem to be changed. It ends up being too quick after X11
# starts? I suppose we could change the default mode in a static X11
# configuration, but this is fine in practice.
# if is-lower-res; then
  # sleep 2s
# fi

startup
# Most things jsut want to boot to one main monitor, but duff is my special
# triple monitor setup.
case "$(myhostname)" in
  duff)
    video left middle right &
    ;;
  *)
    video main &
    ;;
esac
variety &
dunst &
ag-blueberry-tray &
restart-compositor &

1password \
  --silent \
  --force-device-scale-factor=1.5 \
  --log=debug &> /tmp/1password.log &

if cmd-exists nm-applet; then
  nm-applet &
fi

if is-laptop; then
  autobright &

  # I can't remember why I do this for my laptop.
  (volume mute ; volume mute) &

  # An agent to make the fingerprint sensor work.
  /usr/lib/polkit-gnome/polkit-gnome-authentication-agent-1 &

  (
    ssh-add-keys
    relink-ssh-auth-sock
    systemctl --user start mount-nas
  ) &
elif is-media; then
  # Show some nice icons for our media PCs.
  idesk &
  (
    # The media PCs have a passwordless ssh key
    # that grants them access to the NAS. But it
    # needs to be in the agent for it to work.
    ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsa
    # Ensure we've re-linked our ssh auth socket.
    relink-ssh-auth-sock
  ) &
fi

while true; do sleep 86400s; done