Theme-switching ran systemctl --user restart waybar.service, which tears
down waybar's wayland layer-shell surface and creates a new one
back-to-back. Hyprland needs a frame to clear the destroyed surface; the
new instance attaches its surface immediately, so for a frame or two the
old waybar pixels remain visible behind/under the new bar - the
"artifacts and old colors on top of new" symptom most visible on the
fresh compositor of the live ISO.
Switch to SIGUSR2 reload, which makes waybar re-read config.jsonc and
CSS (including @import-ed files like ~/.config/nomarchy/current/theme/
waybar.css that theme-switch rewrites) without destroying the surface.
Full systemctl start is kept for the cold-start case.
Drive-by: replace the `systemctl list-unit-files` presence check with
`systemctl cat` - list-unit-files returns 0 even on no-match, so the
old check would always pick the systemctl branch and never fall through
to the pkill fallback on systems where waybar isn't a systemd unit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Move 18 Hyprland/desktop scripts from features/desktop/scripts/ to packaged directories
- Add nomarchy.hardware.fwupd option (default false) and enable service
- Implement nomarchy-update-firmware wrapper for fwupdmgr
- Add hyprland, swayosd, and fwupd to nomarchy-system-scripts dependencies
- Update docs/SCRIPTS.md with 'kept' status for ported scripts
