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1	#!/bin/sh
2	# alloy-session — the Alloy session entry point.
3	#
4	# Puts the chosen day/night skeleton in place before sway reads its config.
5	# ~/.config/sway/config is one of the files that changes with the mode, and sway
6	# reads it exactly once at start, so applying afterwards would need a reload and
7	# would still leave every already-launched program on the old palette.
8	#
9	# `\|\| true` is load-bearing. greetd's --cmd points here, so this script is on the
10	# boot path: nothing it does before the exec is allowed to be the reason a login
11	# fails. `alloy theme apply` is written to exit 0 on every internal failure for
12	# the same reason; this is the second belt, for the case where the binary is
13	# missing altogether.
14	#
15	# Deliberately dependency-free: sh, one alloy call, one exec. Anything else here
16	# is another way a machine ends up with no way to log in.
17	alloy theme apply \|\| true
18	exec sway "$@"
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