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The flat grid mixed Proxmox services with the phone, printers and IoT.
hosts.py now gives every entry a group: the node named in its note's
`node`, its own name when other notes name it as their node (so the node
card heads its section), "Devices" for anything else on a private address,
"Remote" for the rest. The list is sorted node by node, node card first,
and the grid starts a titled section at each group change. Up/Down move by
visual row and keep the column, since rows are no longer a fixed five.
`hosts.py --probe` checks every host at once, about a second for the whole
list, and runs beside the list rather than ahead of it. A host with a port
or url is up only when that port accepts a TCP connect, so a service whose
CT is up and whose daemon is down reads red; anything else gets one ping.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A new standalone shell, shaped like keybinds, that replaces the rofi
SSH menu (blackpearl-sshmenu.sh) on ALT+SHIFT+Return. hosts.py reads
the frontmatter of every host note in the vault's Local Network/services
folder and the plain lines of ~/.ssh/config, and joins each alias to the
note whose ip or hostname is its HostName (or whose short hostname is the
alias). Aliases that match no note get cards of their own, so everything
the rofi menu listed is still reachable. It runs on every opening, so a
vault edit shows next time with no cache to go stale.
Each card shows ip:port, hostname, the Proxmox node and CT id, and only
the actions its data allows: ssh per alias (a kitty tab, via ssh-tab,
lifted from the rofi script), open for a url, copy for the address.
Enter runs the first.
The cards are laid out in rows of five inside a Flickable rather than a
GridView, because a GridView gives every cell one height: a fixed height
tall enough for the most aliased host left every other card half empty,
and a short one clipped its chips. Each row now takes its busiest card's
height. The grid keeps a 24px margin inside its clip, without which the
first row's glow was cut off at the top.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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