[[profile]]
name = "laptop"
exec = ["notify-send shikane \"Profile $SHIKANE_PROFILE_NAME has been applied\""]
    [[profile.output]]
    enable = true
    search = "eDP-1" 
    # Panel on the Framework Laptop 13 Pro is CSOT MND508ZB1-1 = 2880x1920 (3:2)
    # @120Hz. /sys/class/drm/card0-eDP-1/modes exposes ONLY 2880x1920@120000Hz
    # and @60000Hz. The previous value here, 2880x1800@60.001Hz, was the OLD
    # ThinkPad's panel mode and does not exist on this panel, so shikane could
    # never satisfy the variant -- the most likely root cause of the
    # VariantInProgress deadlocks.
    mode = "2880x1920@120Hz"
    position = "0,0"
    # Scale 1.75 chosen deliberately (2026-10-27).
    # Panel: CSOT MND508ZB1-1, 2880x1920 on 13.5in = 256 PPI. What matters is
    # effective DPI = PPI/scale; 1.75 -> 147 DPI, which matches the 145 DPI this
    # laptop's owner previously used on the old ThinkPad (2880x1800 on 14in at
    # 1.67). The exact equivalent would be 1.765; 1.75 is the nearest value that
    # is exactly representable as float32 (sway stores scale as float).
    # 2.0 is the only integer scale (1:1 pixel mapping, no resampling, sharpest)
    # but gives just 1440x960 logical. 1.5 = max workspace at 171 DPI (small).
    # History: 1.67/1.5/1.6 all tried; 1.6 was not float-exact (1.600000024).
    scale = 1.75
    transform = "normal"
    adaptive_sync = false

[[profile]]
name = "External Display"
exec = ["notify-send shikane \"Profile $SHIKANE_PROFILE_NAME has been applied\""]
    [[profile.output]]
    enable = false
    search = "eDP-1"
    # Even a disabled block carries a mode string that shikane must resolve
    # against the panel's mode list, so keep it valid.
    mode = "2880x1920@120Hz"
    position = "0,0"
    scale = 1.75
    transform = "normal"
    adaptive_sync = false

    [[profile.output]]
    enable = true
    search = "n/DP-(.*)"
    scale = 1.3
    transform = "normal"
    adaptive_sync = false