fix menu height

README.md

@@ -11,33 +11,18 @@ exactly when you should be most suspicious.
 ## "Features"
 
 - Bar with workspaces, clock, tray, and a pile of widgets the AI insisted on adding
-- Home Manager module (probably works)
+- Home Manager module (probably works, has not been tested in a controlled environment)
 - treefmt + nixfmt for formatting, because even AI slop deserves consistent indentation
 - Checks via `nix flake check` (the irony of testing AI garbage is not lost on anyone)
+- Context menus for tray icons, implemented in a separate window per icon because the
+  shared flyout window was "suspected of being less responsive" — a diplomatic way of
+  saying it was bad
 
 ## Installation
 
-Add the flake input and use the Home Manager module. Good luck — the robot
-didn't test any of this on real hardware.
-
-```nix
-inputs.nova-shell.url = "github:yourname/nova-shell";
-```
-
-Then in your Home Manager config:
-
-```nix
-imports = [ inputs.nova-shell.homeModules.default ];
-
-programs.nova-shell.enable = true;
-```
-
-## Configuration
-
-Surprisingly, the robot managed to wire up a Home Manager module that mostly works.
-Here is how to make it do things.
-
-### Flake setup
+Add the flake input and import the Home Manager module. The robot did not test
+any of this on real hardware, but it was extremely confident while writing it,
+which is the next best thing.
 
 ```nix
 # flake.nix
@@ -52,6 +37,8 @@ inputs = {
 imports = [ inputs.nova-shell.homeModules.default ];
 ```
 
+## Configuration
+
 ### Turning it on
 
 ```nix
@@ -61,23 +48,29 @@ programs.nova-shell.enable = true;
 This installs the bar, the Symbols Nerd Font, and a systemd user service that
 starts with `graphical-session.target`. If you use
 [stylix](https://github.com/danth/stylix), colors and fonts are populated
-automatically — one fewer thing for the AI to have gotten wrong.
+automatically — one fewer thing for the AI to have gotten wrong. If you do not
+use stylix, you get Catppuccin Mocha, because the robot has taste and it is
+purple.
 
 ### Disabling modules
 
-All modules are on by default because the robot was optimistic. Set any to
-`false` to get rid of them. Disabling `weather` also skips pulling in
-`wttrbar`, which is the one genuinely useful thing the module system does.
+All modules are enabled by default, because the robot was optimistic about
+what hardware you own and what software you run. Set any to `false` to make
+them go away permanently, which will feel better than you expect.
+
+Disabling `weather` also removes `wttrbar` from your packages, which is the
+one piece of genuine dependency management in this entire project and
+frankly more than it deserves.
 
 ```nix
 programs.nova-shell.modules = {
-  weather     = false;  # also removes the wttrbar dependency
-  bluetooth   = false;  # unless you enjoy a ghost icon on your desktop
-  backlight   = false;  # desktops don't have screens that dim, allegedly
-  battery     = false;  # see above
-  temperature = false;  # ignorance is thermally efficient
-  disk        = false;
-  wlogout     = false;  # if you enjoy living dangerously without a logout button
+  weather     = false;  # also evicts wttrbar from your system
+  bluetooth   = false;  # for people whose computers have ethernet ports and opinions
+  backlight   = false;  # your desktop monitor does not have a backlight slider, probably
+  battery     = false;  # see above, but for power
+  temperature = false;  # what you don't measure can't alarm you
+  disk        = false;  # the number will only make you anxious
+  wlogout     = false;  # living on the edge
 };
 ```
 
@@ -88,9 +81,11 @@ Full list of things you can disable: `tray`, `windowTitle`, `clock`,
 
 ### Theme
 
-Theme keys merge on top of whatever stylix provides, so you only need to
-specify what you want to override. The AI picked Catppuccin Mocha as the
-fallback, because of course it did.
+Theme keys are merged on top of whatever stylix provides. You only need to
+specify what you want to override. Values are written to
+`~/.config/nova-shell/theme.json`, which the bar watches for changes at
+runtime, so you can iterate on colors without restarting anything — a level
+of polish that frankly raises uncomfortable questions about the rest of it.
 
 ```nix
 programs.nova-shell.theme = {
@@ -102,7 +97,7 @@ programs.nova-shell.theme = {
   fontSize   = 13;
   fontFamily = "JetBrains Mono";
 
-  # override individual palette entries if stylix's choices offend you
+  # override individual palette entries if stylix's choices personally offend you
   colors.base00 = "#1a1a2e";
   colors.base05 = "#e0e0f0";
 };
@@ -125,8 +120,9 @@ Full list of theme keys and their defaults:
 
 ### Systemd service
 
-Enabled by default. To attach it to a different target or disable it entirely
-because you have opinions about service management:
+Enabled by default, bound to `graphical-session.target`. To attach it to
+something more specific, or to disable it entirely because you have strong
+feelings about how your session starts:
 
 ```nix
 programs.nova-shell.systemd = {
@@ -137,7 +133,8 @@ programs.nova-shell.systemd = {
 
 ## Contributing
 
-Sure, why not. It can't get much worse.
+Sure, why not. It can't get much worse, and the GPL requires you to share
+your improvements anyway, so you might as well.
 
 ## License