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Quickshell reload · what is actually true

Legitimately denser than Today. Every claim carries its source, and the one claim that does not is the most visible thing on the screen.

4 claims4 sources1 unsupported

CLAIMS4

Quickshell reloads a QML plugin without restarting the compositor.2 sources

Window rules can pin a workspace to a named output at launch.1 source

The bar survives a GPU driver reload without dropping its sockets.unsupported

A user service can hold the session socket across a logout.1 source

An unsupported claim is drawn as unsupported. It is never quietly dropped and never quietly promoted.

SOURCES4

EVIDENCErun 4 · wkgd-macbook

quickshell -c milo --reload
  [plugin] bar.qml    reloaded  14ms
  [plugin] today.qml  reloaded   9ms
  [socket] kept: /run/user/501/milo.sock

⌁ captured on wkgd-macbook · 21 Sep · run 4

NOTES1 · yours

The interesting question is not whether the bar can reload. It is what the person sees during the second it cannot answer.

note · 10:22 · yours

SYNTHESISdrafted by Milo

Three of the four claims hold. The fourth is the one the design depends on, so it is the one to test next — not the three that are already true.

local 9B · M4$0.00

PROVENANCEcomplete

Design-system prototype. In production Sources are real documents, Evidence is a real captured run, and Claims link to both.