librewolf + ncmpcpp

gtklock

After having my desktop look like a rainbow for a long time I went for the opposite end. It’s not a very cheerful color-scheme but my eyes suffer much less after long hours behind the screen.

Anyway, thank you all for introducing me into this new world just about a year ago.

  • bthalt@lemmy.ml
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    3 days ago

    Do you still have your Waybar settings stored somewhere? Your Codeberg gives me 404.

      • bthalt@lemmy.ml
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        2 days ago

        Thanks for nice template to tinker with. I like how clear it looks without nerd symbols or anything flashy. You got my star :)

        • 299792458ms@lemmy.zipOP
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          2 days ago

          It does use nerd fonts for the River Logo though, I use JetBrains font so I thought might as well have some logo to aknowledge the project. Other configurations on the repomight make use of more icons.

          Have a good one tinkering!

  • taaz@biglemmowski.winEnglish
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    4 months ago

    This is very similar to my edited powerarrow-dark theme for Awesome WM, I would very much love to see what utilites you used for this (waybar?) as well as the dotfiles:>

    Edit: I think jerboa is not handling the post correctly, from the feed I can see some notes but if I open this post there is just the images and story

    • 299792458ms@lemmy.zipOP
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      2 days ago

      Hi, appreciate your comment. Here are my dotfiles archived dotfiles in new account.

      And yes that is waybar, the main things are:

      • terminal: foot
      • editor: helix
      • file manager: yazi(unfinished colorscheme) and nautilus
      • wifi: impala
      • bluetooth: bluetui (its just for pairing and connecting stuff)
      • lockscreen: gtklock
      • wallpaper: swaybg and waypaper to test new wallpapers out or even set them temporarily
      • nwg-bar: for the power menu.
      • wlr-which-key: monitors, clioboard and power profiles
      • mako: notification daemon
      • wlclock: clock widget(this one is just my guilty pleasure)
      • wlsunset: to filter blue light(used gammastep but this turns out to be smaller)

      The rest of the programs you can find in the repo, the readme points to a full list.

      Cheers