Automagic Forum

I'd not bother. If you want it disabled, you want it disabled regardless of current state. Therefore just disable it. Disabling an already disabled package is fine, and doesn't produce an error. Same is true for enabling. if you really need to know, pm dump <package> can produce that information, th...

I'm doing exactly that, but keeping charge between 60 and 70 percent. Two hours before scheduled or estimated depart I'll top up to 100% Power supply is turned on or off with a GemBird / energenie sispm2 "power manager", connected to my internet router. The device runs under openwrt, and provides th...

That's best answered by somebody who knows watchmaker well enough, or lua better than I do.
My involvement with lua came to a sudden halt when I noticed that I needed external libraries for bitwise logic operators, and I haven't touched it since.

By using the file monitor trigger, or the status bar notification trigger. I'm not aware of their actual English names, because my device is localised differently (trigger names change with localisation).

Trying to set lua variables is pointless, as Automagic doesn't monitor those. Enclosing them in curly brackets won't change that. And lua can't set Automagic variables, because it doesn't “see“ them - therefore is the Automagic global variable trigger pointless too. But even if I could get the Lua l...

"Run Script" looks interesting - a script should be able to touch a file or display/update a notification.

Next workaround possibility: a file. Automagic can monitor updates to file - watchmaker only needs to be able to write or modify a file when event occurs. Such as a log file, for example.

Those tend to be rather unsuited for watermarks, lest the rentered text ought to remain legible.

(Mostly) black background picture with a few words or lines of text plotted into compresses well.

If watchmaker is able to notify, and update its notification upon occurrence of the event you want to bind to an Automagic flow, you can use the notification trigger as signallng interface.