fix flyouts on multiple monitors, update mds

README.md

@@ -10,13 +10,18 @@ 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, has not been tested in a controlled environment)
+- Bar with workspaces, window title, clock, tray, and a regrettable number of widgets
+- Niri IPC integration — workspace indicator, focused window title, power menu with `niri msg action quit`
+- Context menus for tray icons with submenu support, because the robot watched celestia-shell do it and got jealous
+- Per-module accent colors that change based on state (battery goes red when it's dying, bluetooth goes blue when connected, volume dims when muted — genuinely useful, by accident)
+- OSD overlay for volume and brightness changes — works with niri hotkeys, not just the bar
+- Screen corner rounding — tiny overlay windows that draw quarter-circle masks, configurable via `screenRadius` (set to 0 if you prefer your corners sharp and your desktop ugly)
+- Weather via wttrbar with configurable arguments and rich HTML tooltips
+- Power menu with lock, suspend, logout, reboot, shutdown — no more `wlogout` dependency
+- Flyout tooltips that actually filter by screen on multi-monitor setups, which only took three attempts to get right
+- Home Manager module with stylix integration, per-module enable/disable, and a theme system that hot-reloads
 - 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
 
@@ -70,14 +75,14 @@ programs.nova-shell.modules = {
   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
+  wlogout     = false;  # if you enjoy living dangerously without a logout button
 };
 ```
 
-Full list of things you can disable: `tray`, `windowTitle`, `clock`,
-`notifications`, `mpris`, `volume`, `bluetooth`, `backlight`, `network`,
-`powerProfile`, `idleInhibitor`, `weather`, `temperature`, `cpu`, `memory`,
-`disk`, `battery`, `wlogout`.
+Full list of things you can disable: `workspaces`, `tray`, `windowTitle`,
+`clock`, `notifications`, `mpris`, `volume`, `bluetooth`, `backlight`,
+`network`, `powerProfile`, `idleInhibitor`, `weather`, `temperature`, `cpu`,
+`memory`, `disk`, `battery`, `wlogout`.
 
 ### Theme
 
@@ -117,6 +122,17 @@ Full list of theme keys and their defaults:
 | `barSpacing` | `12` | Gap between modules (px) |
 | `moduleSpacing` | `4` | Icon-to-label gap within a module (px) |
 | `radius` | `4` | Corner radius for flyouts and menus (px) |
+| `screenRadius` | `15` | Screen corner rounding, 0 to disable (px) |
+
+### Weather
+
+Wttrbar arguments are configurable. The default is `["--nerd"]` which gives
+you nerd font weather icons, which is the only acceptable way to display
+meteorological data.
+
+```nix
+programs.nova-shell.weatherArgs = [ "--nerd" "--location" "Berlin" ];
+```
 
 ### Systemd service