jasonwitty
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The documented restart was `pkill -x lisgd && socktop-gestures &`. pkill exits non-zero when it matches nothing, so `&&` short-circuits and the daemon silently does not start when none was running -- you swipe, get nothing, and reasonably blame the config change you just made. socktop-gestures exec'd lisgd with no guard, so nothing downstream caught it. Rather than only fixing the one-liner, move the invariant into the tool: it now exits non-zero if a daemon is already running, and --replace stops the old one first (waiting for it to actually exit). This is the failure the README itself flags as gotcha 3, so a false success there is expensive. Verified against a live daemon: refusal, --help, bad-option exit codes, and a clean pid handover under --replace with the carousel still working. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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#!/bin/sh
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# Run the real gesture daemon in the foreground so you can watch the display
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# while you swipe. Ctrl-C to stop.
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#
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# Expect: swipe right-to-left -> zooms in one host at a time
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# swipe left-to-right -> walks back out to the overview
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# "Execute ..." in the output means a gesture matched and fired.
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#
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# Pass --replace to take over from an already-running daemon; without it,
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# socktop-gestures refuses to start a second instance (which would make every
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# swipe fire twice).
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set -eu
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exec "$(dirname "$0")/../socktop-gestures" -v "$@"
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