# breadgreet commonly runs as the dedicated `greeter` system user (per
# greetd's own convention), so it checks /etc/greetd/breadgreet.toml first;
# copy this there for a real install. For local dev/testing under a normal
# user session it falls back to ~/.config/breadgreet/breadgreet.toml.
#
# Every field is optional and defaults to the value shown here.

[background]
mode = "color"
path = ""
blur = false
# Slow Ken Burns pan on image backgrounds (gentle drift + zoom). Opt-in: the
# background redraws continuously at a low frame rate.
ken_burns = false

[clock]
format = "%H:%M"
# strftime format for the date line under the clock; empty string hides it
date_format = "%A · %b %d"

[font]
family = "Varela Round"

[user]
# By default breadgreet enumerates the system's human accounts (/etc/passwd,
# UID_MIN..UID_MAX from /etc/login.defs) and skips the username field: one
# account goes straight to the password prompt, several show a picker. These
# keys override that.
#
# Pin one account and don't enumerate (empty = auto-detect):
name = ""
# Always ask for the username by hand (the pre-enumeration behaviour):
prompt = false

[sessions]
# Directories scanned for .desktop session entries, in order.
wayland_dirs = ["/usr/share/wayland-sessions"]
xsessions_dirs = ["/usr/share/xsessions"]
# .desktop file stem (without extension) pre-selected in the picker.
# Falls back to the first entry found if this isn't present. BOS ships
# bos.desktop (Exec=bos-session); leaving this as "bos" is what the ISO
# config expects so Hyprland's own hyprland.desktop is not picked first.
default = "bos"