rofi-favorites VS rofi-power-menu

I found out that you can configure rofi to launch a "Favorite Apps", like here: https://github.com/luiscrjunior/rofi-favorites, credits to luiscrjunior. As you can see, this reads a special gnome favorite setting that shows an array of your favorite apps. Adding stuff to this array is quite a pain: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1193496/add-app-to-favorites-from-command-line , you literally need to run the same command everytime and manually alter the array.

\ # Rofi-PowerMenu [https://github.com/jluttine/rofi-power-menu

Not a fix, but this exists, and might help.

I am using arch linux with bspwm, and I want to use rofi as a power management menu as explained in the Arch wiki. So I put rofi-power-menu somewhere in my PATH, and changed the Lock Screen command to be xsecurelock. When I run rofi -show power-menu -modi power-menu:rofi-power-menu the menu appears as intended and everything works fine, except for the Lock Screen option, which gives the following error:

Using rofi and have added this script as keybind in i3wm. What command should i replace with systemctl reboot, poweroff, etc commands? Can I poweroff, reboot, etc without root?

I'm using rofi-power-menu for this, but I needed to edit the script, as it only works with systemd by default.

This is something I have wanted for a while. Previously, I used rofi-power-menu (https://github.com/jluttine/rofi-power-menu), which was totally functional for what it does. However, it doesn't implement the countdown functionality that I want so I finally went through the trouble of making one myself as I haven't found one from anywhere else so far.

I found something like (this)[https://github.com/jluttine/rofi-power-menu] for rofi, but I prefer Wayland-native apps.

It's also possible with rofi pretty simply with something like this

I found this AUR package https://github.com/jluttine/rofi-power-menu