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These are my dot files for Graphical Instance on my system.
I use Arch Linux as My main OS and Hyprland as my window manager.
The configuration is highly dependent on pywal i prefer a fork for 16-base colors pywal16

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General Read

If you are Reading this, you are probably interested in my dotfiles.
I have a few things to say before you start using them.

I use autologin via ~/.zprofile

# Ensures me getting auto logged in into Hyprland
check() {
command -v "$1" &>/dev/null
}

check center-align && {
echo "$USER" | center-align
}

check Hyprland && {
pgrep -x Hyprland &>/dev/null || Hyprland &>/dev/null
} || {
echo "Hyprland Not found will not launch it as GUI instance"
}

GTK: adw-gtk3 (gradience for colors) KDE/QT: Kvantum (pywal theme)
> [nwg-look-bin,qt6ct]

  • Wal*: My most of the colors are generated from pywal16 i have added templates but if you want to look at a generated file for reference, You can find that at extra/wal this is in the same format as it will be generated inside ~/.cache/wal. It has been generated using image below wall_secondary

  • Stow : Stow is the tool i prefer to manage my dot files (i use xstow to be exact but it shouldn't matter).

    stow ./dir -t <target dir>

    e.g

    stow .config -t ~/.config

    Will create softlinks to all the dir inside repos .config to ~/.config/

  • Pywal : As i have mentioned earlier i use a pywal fork. It provides a 16 base color scheme.

    pywal16 provides .lighten(val%) and .darken(val%) to lighten or darken the colors. I use them in my templates so normal pywal won't work here.

    wal -a 92 --cols16 darken --recursive -i ./path/to/wallpaper/or/dir -o after-wal

    You can check about wal command args by doing wal --help

    I want to grab your attention here for the after-wal script.

    • after-wal : This will be executed after wal command is executed.
      The wal command will generate all the color schemes from the ~/.config/wal/templates/ dir and place them in ~/.cache/wal.
      It is the after wal command that places the color schemes in the right place and does the right thing.
      e.g
      • It copies colors-waybar.css to ~/.config/waybar/colors.css (this file is in .gitignore)
      • It copies kvantum theme with a name of pywal also takes care for dir creation.
      • It copies gradience theme with a name of pywal also takes care for dir creation.
      • It copies background image for firefox to ~/.mozilla/firefox/xxxx.default/chrome/
        This is acheived by placing a bg named file in the mozilla dir and then finding the file by using fd command and placing wallpaper.png to that dir
      • It generates a blurred version fo the wallpaper with name ~/.cache/wal-blurr.png

    After executing stow you will find this command in you ~/.local/bin dir.

Prerequisites

Note

Tools that are required to get the config working.
You can prefer -git version of the packages if something is not working.

Required:
yay -S hyprland hyprlock hypridle hyprpicker xdg-desktop-portal-hyprland hyprshade \
  gradience waybar rofi-lbonn-wayland-git libnotify swaync \
  jq slurp grim grimblast-git hyprland-scratchpad-git xstow firefox firefox-pwa-bin \
  foot unzip unrar nwg-look-bin qt6ct kvantum zathura vimiv networkmanager bluez-utils \
  brightnessctl pipewire pipewire-pulse batify

Note

For hyrshade check out their documentation for -> hyprshade For batify check out their documentation for -> batify

Optional but Recommended
yay -S udiskie geoclue android-udev android-tools scrcpy networkmanager-dmenu-git kdeconnect mpv

Note

Mako can be used as all configuration regarding pywal and waybar DND is available in the config. Currently i am using swaync but i keep switching between mako and swaync.

Setup

git clone -b master --single-branch https://github.com/niksingh710/gdots.git ~/.gdots
cd ~/.gdots
xstow .config -t ~/.config
xstow bin -t ~/.local/bin

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Waybar

Waybar uses many scripts those should be available in ~/.local/bin and waybar specific scripts are available in bin dir of waybar.

Waybar get's colors from a css file that get's copied there by after-wal

I have a keybind in my config that toggles it. Super+b -> killall -SIGUSR1 waybar

Waybar get's started by a script ~/.local/bin/bar.sh that switches it's output based on connected monitors.

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Firefox

The Firefox theme i use is ShyFox. Checkout the documentation for the setup. I have the current state of my theme in my extra/chrome.shyfox dir. The theme is so nice that it has floating tabs url bar and much more. (Check further preview)

Keymaps i have setted up With my setup in my SideBerry and all of my extensions. e.g:

  • Alt-J,K : To switch in tabs
  • Ctrl-Shift-L : To toggle the floating of sidebery

And Many more. Shortcuts are to be made by personal preference but then also if you feel i should list them or you want my one those are higly likely to be like vim ping on issue.

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Shell

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Shell is seprate from this repository to keep it working on servers and other Os those are incompatible with this kind of graphical configuration state.