so I made a .config/sxmo/xinit to set some variables. I'm interested to see what effect it will have on my battery/behaviour.
update: I was looking for a podcast app and then I realized that there's an RSS script by default, so I went ahead and made an sfeedrc by copying the existing one. I edited it to contain only the ones I was interested in, and added my own. when I run the RSS script, it tells me the status of each of the feeds from my sfeedrc, but when it comes time to show the list of feeds, it's the list of feeds from the default sfeedrc. I'm dumbfounded by this. the feeds are downloaded into ~/.sfeed/feeds and I made sure that the old entries from the original run of the script were removed so it's only my feeds listed.
Code:
#!/usr/bin/env sh
# make Firefox our default browser on long press power
export BROWSER=firefox
#Temporarily wake every 15 minutes during sleep
export SXMO_RTCWAKEINTERVAL=900
# set editor
export EDITOR=vim
# set default lock to suspend to save me clicks
export SXMO_LOCK_SUSPEND=1
# set dmenu to wrap to/from bottom/top to save me clicks and the life of the side buttons
export DMENU_WRAP_AROUND=true
# path to save audio recordings to (scripts menu)
export SXMO_RECDIR="/home/mo/Audio/Recordings/"
# toggle modem on login
# sleep for 15 seconds to give the modem a chance to appear
# background entire process so that it doesn't stall loading the UI
(sleep 15; sxmo_modemmonitortoggle.sh on) &update: I was looking for a podcast app and then I realized that there's an RSS script by default, so I went ahead and made an sfeedrc by copying the existing one. I edited it to contain only the ones I was interested in, and added my own. when I run the RSS script, it tells me the status of each of the feeds from my sfeedrc, but when it comes time to show the list of feeds, it's the list of feeds from the default sfeedrc. I'm dumbfounded by this. the feeds are downloaded into ~/.sfeed/feeds and I made sure that the old entries from the original run of the script were removed so it's only my feeds listed.