Polybar: Change bar names

These ones more accurately reflect their purposes and don't constrain possible settings

.config/polybar/config

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ font-1 = ${res/fonts.font-1}
 
 # BARS
 #====================
-[bar/primary-top-left]
+[bar/primary-left]
 monitor = ${env:PB_MONITOR}
 inherit = template/bar
 offset-x = 5%
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ offset-x = 5%
 modules-left = i3 bspwm
 modules-right = update-arch cpu memory fs-home
 
-[bar/primary-top-right]
+[bar/primary-right]
 monitor = ${env:PB_MONITOR}
 inherit = template/bar
 offset-x = 55%
@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ offset-x = 55%
 modules-left = wlan
 modules-right = xbacklight volume battery date
 
-[bar/secondary-top]
+[bar/secondary]
 monitor = ${env:PB_MONITOR}
 inherit = template/bar
 width = 90%

.config/polybar/start.sh

@@ -21,8 +21,8 @@ if [[ $PB_MONITOR == "" ]]; then
 	exit 1
 fi
 printf '[INFO] Starting Polybar primary on monitor $PB_MONITOR'
-polybar -r primary-top-left&
-polybar -r primary-top-right&
+polybar -r primary-left&
+polybar -r primary-right&
 # ...and then moving on to secondaries, if we have them
 # Alright, now this looks *really* bad, spawning so many subprocesses, but
 # there's no way in hell you can get me to attempt to solve this with regex.
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ if [[ $secondary_monitors == "" ]]; then
 fi
 for monitor in $secondary_monitors; do
 	printf '[INFO] Starting Polybar secondary on monitor $monitor'
-	PB_MONITOR=$monitor polybar -r secondary-top
+	PB_MONITOR=$monitor polybar -r secondary
 done
 
 disown