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Hyprland dots

the ~/.config for my Hyprland configuration. I made this repo so I can have a backup of my config files, but also so that others can take a look and copy them if they want.

⚠️ FAIR WARNING ⚠️

These dots aren't really install friendly (yet). Don't expect any plug and play stuff here. If you do decide to use them, keep in mind also that they're constantly being updated for fixes and tweaks.

All the wallpapers I use can be found here (link). I made a seperate wallpaper repo because who wants to clone 100+ mbs just for some config files?

Software/Programs used

  • Status Bar - Ironbar
  • Notification Daemon - Mako (to be replaced by swaync)
  • Terminal - wezterm and foot
  • Base16 Theming - flavours. I theme virtually everything that can be injected with color codes, using my own custom theme based on Base16 Black Metal.
  • Web Browser - firefox with penguinFox css
  • App launcher & More - rofi-lbonn-wayland-git (rofi wayland fork)
  • Text Editor - neovim and neovide with the lazy plugin manager
  • File Manager - nautilus for GUI and yazi for the terminal
  • Login Manager - default tty. I've found that other login managers behave weirdly with Hyprland
  • Custom Terminal Prompt - starship
  • Music Player - ncmpcpp with mpd
  • Volume and Brightness Overlay - avizo

Firefox

Symlink the contents of firefox/chrome/ and firefox/user.js to your firefox profile's configuration

rm -rf $HOME/.mozilla/firefox/*.default-release/chrome
ln -sf $HOME/.config/firefox/chrome $HOME/.mozilla/firefox/*.default-release/

then link the user.js file

rm $HOME/.mozilla/firefox/*.default-release/user.js
ln -sf $HOME/.config/firefox/user.js $HOME/.mozilla/firefox/*.default-release/

Screenshots

Can't have config repo without some obnoxious looking screenshots.

Yami (Old)

neofetch tiled

Mountain Darker

ncmpcpp-cava-ttyclock

Stardust-kyun's Colorscheme

But with a #000000 background

nvim-with-clock

TO-DO

I'm not working on these dots anymore.