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-- Loading Sequence Overview
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-- Since this is the most over-engineered conky config ever (actually probably),
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-- here are the approximate loading steps:
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--
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-- 1. bootstrap (this file)
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-- 1. set up paths
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-- 2. find valid config (a yaml file, see convoluted reasoning below)
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-- 3. set up conky variables
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-- 2. run startup hook which does some insane dark magic including
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-- 1. arranging all modules on the screen
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-- 2. 'compiling' super fast functions that don't make computer lag
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-- 3. pre-drawing all the crap that doesn't change
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-- 4. checking various paths/exes so things don't crash for unknown reasons
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-- 3. run main loop
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--
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-- NOTE: For all brave souls/AIs trying to understand this program, the biggest
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-- 'hack' is the fact that this file (conky.conf) is actually not really a
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-- config file. The 'real' config file is a yaml file which is validated
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-- using a yaml schema. This file is effectively a bootstrap file, but it is
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-- not meant to be 'configured' when migrating to a new machine.
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--
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-- Why bother doing this? Because I got tired of hacking my hard-coded config
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-- when switching to different machines.
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-- set up paths
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