The rest is redundant.  On a healthy system, / does not need to be
watched so closely and libvirt/images uses sparse files so the info is
not so accurate.

The API is a bit misleading (and PlayPause is not implemented)

Used lxappearance(1) to choose the settings

Note that the bar is disabled by default; you will need to enable it
on-demand somwhow.  One possible way is wrapping clementine in a script
like this:

    i3-msg bar mode dock clementine
    /usr/bin/clementine
    i3-msg bar mode invisible clementine

However, due to i3 limitation, this will not guarrantee that the main
bar will always end up in the very bottom of the screen.  To work around
this:

    i3-msg bar mode dock clementine
    sleep 1
    i3-msg bar mode invisible main
    sleep 1
    i3-msg bar mode dock main
    /usr/bin/clementine
    i3-msg bar mode invisible clementine

Or vote for i3 feature request to make this more predictable:

    https://github.com/i3/i3/issues/2797

The --pause option does not work in all versions:

    https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1348678

GUI tool seem to remove whitespace so let them have their way

Most notably, add example of Vim configuration needed for the function
to work.

Because it's easier than Getting Things Done.

Because changing desktop background via shortcut is badass.  (And using
PrintScreen for that is even clever.)

First, I'm not sure where I took the former icon, but it does not work
out of the bos on Fedora, so I decided to use another one rather than
try to find out.

Also when a system is accessed via SSH, it will use different
(fa-server) icon.

How come I haven't set this years ago?

We can include both as bmo-sensible will only show installed, and
"chromium" bin is not on Fedora at all.