Height presets aren't frequently needed in my experience, but switching
preset width back is very useful on 21:9 and wider monitors where you
have many more presets.
* document the reverse switching functionality introduced in #1670
Toggling in reverse through preset widths & heights was added in #1670.
However, it's really difficult to find in the docs. The sole exception is a comment in the default config.kdl, but that only documents one of the new settings (width).
I had to open up `bindings.rs` on github source code to even find the right setting for the other. This information should be available in the docs or config somewhere.
## Alternatives Considered
I considered documenting the preset-toggling functionality, including reverse toggling, in `bindings` wiki, but then the original (non-reversed) toggling would be documented in multiple places. More importantly, bindings seems to be a guide on how to set bindings, not what actions are available for use with bindings.
* Update docs/wiki/Configuration:-Layout.md
* Update docs/wiki/Configuration:-Layout.md
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* ipc: allow load-config to relocate the path of the config
* doc: add info about alternative configuration paths and relocating
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* Update docs/wiki/Integrating-niri.md
* Update niri-ipc/src/lib.rs
* Update src/ipc/server.rs
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* Update Electron info
There were changes made that remove the env variable:
https://github.com/electron/electron/issues/48001
* Clarify Electron versions
* Link to the electron section of the wiki
* Edit wording and link to the electron section of the wiki
* Improve dinit service files and niri-session
Two main changes were made:
- After a discussion in davmac314/dinit#496, 2 dinit services are now
provided. The first one is 'niri', which runs niri itself, and the
second one is 'niri.target' which brings up all the dependences from
user configuration.
- Made the behaviour of 'niri-session' when running under dinit closer
to the behaviour when running under systemd. In particular, now the
script wait for service completion, because some login managers shut
the session down the moment the startup script completes.
* Update paths in docs
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