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This contains My Arch Linux Dotfiles for a clean-looking lightweight Hyprland setup.

ENJOY!!

-Eli F.

[!WARNING]

All Configurations were meant to be used with Pywal

If you do not want this, you can remove it in the given applications style.css and add valid color values. Although I highly recommend Pywal It's Pretty cool!

Install

[!CAUTION]

This script is experimental and might not work properly. Please make sure you know what you are doing Please Please Please

<details> <summary>Arch Install Script</summary>

• With this script you should be able to install everything together, or the applications and their configs individually.

• Dont worry it only really installs what is needed unless you select the everything script.

  cd && git clone https://github.com/elifouts/Dotfiles.git
  cd ~/Dotfiles/InstallScripts
  chmod +x install.sh
  ./install.sh
  

</details>

My Applications

<details> <summary>🚥 Waybar</summary>

Overview

This is my minimal Waybar setup for Hyprland, designed to be clean and efficient. It includes all the essential features I wanted in Waybar. For additional needs like volume control, I use swaync, which can be triggered from Waybar.

Workspaces

I’ve configured the workspaces so that if there is content on a workspace, the dot appears darker. This helps you keep track of your open content! Inspiration from Gbar.

Expanding Waybar

In the screenshot below, you’ll see a method to hide and reveal certain widgets you don’t need all the time. You can easily add or remove widgets in ~/.config/waybar/config under the group/expand section.

• Network Widget: I’ve configured it to not display your IP by default (it did that for some reason). Clicking the network widget opens nmtui in kitty.

• Hyprpicker Widget: This custom widget lets you use hyprpicker, display values when hovered, and copy the hex value to your clipboard.

  

Configuration

How To Install

1. Install Waybar
2. Copy the Dotfiles/.config/waybar folder into ~/.config

NOTE Make sure you have a Pywal theme set or else waybar will not load

Dependencies

waybar
hyprpicker
pywal
blueman
bluez
networkmanager
swaync
yay

How to Add Blur

Add this to the end of your hyprland.conf:

layerrule = blur, waybar
layerrule = ignorezero, waybar
layerrule = ignorealpha 0.5, waybar

</details> <details> <summary>🔍 Wofi</summary> <img src="https://github.com/elifouts/Dotfiles/blob/main/images/wofi1.png" width = "35%"><img src="https://github.com/elifouts/Dotfiles/blob/main/images/wofi2.png" width = "35%"><img src="https://github.com/elifouts/Dotfiles/blob/main/images/wofi3.png" width = "35%"><img src="https://github.com/elifouts/Dotfiles/blob/main/images/wofi4.png" width = "35%">

Configuration

How To Install

1. Install Wofi:

    sudo pacman -S wofi
   

2. Copy the Dotfiles/.config/wofi folder into ~/.config

3. Launching Wofi

   • I launch wofi like this:

     wofi --show drun -n
     

How to Add Blur to Wofi

Add this to the end of your hyprland.conf:

layerrule = blur, wofi
layerrule = ignorezero, wofi
layerrule = ignorealpha 0.5, wofi

Pywal with Wofi

If you want Pywal colors

• In ~/.config/wofi/style.css, update the hostname in the file path to your pywal colors. If you don't want Pywal colors
• You can remove the top line of your style.css and replace the colors at the top with your desired choice.

</details> <details> <summary>🔔 Swaync</summary> <img src="https://github.com/elifouts/Dotfiles/blob/main/images/swaync1.png" width = "20%"><img src="https://github.com/elifouts/Dotfiles/blob/main/images/swaync2.png" width = "20%"><img src="https://github.com/elifouts/Dotfiles/blob/main/images/swaync3.png" width = "20%"><img src="https://github.com/elifouts/Dotfiles/blob/main/images/swaync4.png" width = "20%">

Configuration

How To Install

1. Install Swaync
2. Copy the Dotfiles/.config/swaync folder into ~/.config

Dependencies for Swaync

swaync
pywal
gvfs
libnotify

How to Add Blur to Swaync

Add this to the end of your hyprland.conf:

layerrule = blur, swaync-control-center
layerrule = blur, swaync-notification-window
layerrule = ignorezero, swaync-control-center
layerrule = ignorezero, swaync-notification-window
layerrule = ignorealpha 0.5, swaync-control-center
layerrule = ignorealpha 0.5, swaync-notification-window

</details> <details> <summary>🔒 Hyprlock</summary> <img src="https://github.com/elifouts/Dotfiles/blob/main/images/lock1.PNG" width = "50%"><img src="https://github.com/elifouts/Dotfiles/blob/main/images/lock2.png" width = "50%"><img src="https://github.com/elifouts/Dotfiles/blob/main/images/lock3.png" width = "50%"><img src="https://github.com/elifouts/Dotfiles/blob/main/images/lock4.png" width = "50%">

Overview

• Hyprlock uses the current wallpaper from Pywal to generate a background, displays a greeting with your username, and applies Pywal colors.
• You can bind Hyprlock to a key, use it with hypridle, or configure it however you prefer.
• If you want to configure hypridle as well, I’ve included a hypridle.conf file in the same directory as Hyprlock.

Configuration

How To Install

1. Install Hyprlock
2. Copy Dotfiles/.config/hypr/hyprlock.conf to ~/.config/hypr

</details> <details> <summary>📝 Nvim</summary> <img src="https://github.com/elifouts/Dotfiles/blob/main/images/nvim1.png" width = "30%"><img src="https://github.com/elifouts/Dotfiles/blob/main/images/nvim2.png" width = "30%"><img src="https://github.com/elifouts/Dotfiles/blob/main/images/nvim3.png" width = "30%">

Overview

• This Neovim "rice" is a simplified version of Lazyvim, created with custom Lua files. It’s lightweight and includes only what you need. I just installed lazy and configured only the pluggins I wanted.
• It features:
  • Alpha-nvim
  • Pywal theme
  • Autocompletion
  • Lualine
  • Tabline
  • Glow
  • Noice
  • Mini-icons
  • Snacks
    • bigfile
    • indent
    • input
    • quickfile
    • scroll
    • statuscolumn
    • words
  • Neo-tree
  • Telescope
  • Treesitter
  • Gitsigns
  • Colorizer

How To Install

1. Install Neovim:

   yay -S neovim
   

2. Copy Dotfiles/.config/nvim into ~/.config/

3. Start nvim and watch it install all necessary components.

</details> <details> <summary>🚪 Wlogout</summary> <img src="https://github.com/elifouts/Dotfiles/blob/main/images/wlogout1.png" width = "40%"><img src="https://github.com/elifouts/Dotfiles/blob/main/images/wlogout2.png" width = "40%"><img src="https://github.com/elifouts/Dotfiles/blob/main/images/wlogout3.png" width = "40%"><img src="https://github.com/elifouts/Dotfiles/blob/main/images/wlogout4.png" width = "40%">

How To Install

1. Install wlogout:

   yay -S wlogout
   

2. Copy Dotfiles/.config/wlogout into ~/.config/

3. If not already set make sure you set a key bind in hyprland.conf to launch wlogout.

</details> <details> <summary>🖼️ Wallpaper Solution/Pywal</summary>

General Overview

• The wallpaper.sh script in Dotfiles/.config/hypr/ applies a wallpaper using swww and sets the Pywal theme. It also updates Kitty's color scheme, Cava, nvim (if configured), and any other application using pywal.
• The script uses Wofi to select wallpapers. I have not been able to optimize the wallpaper loading so it might load slowly but it should work.

Dependencies

• swww
• pywal
• wofi
• fd

How To Install

• Install dependencies:

  yay -S swww pywal wofi fd
  

1. Copy Configuration Files:

   • Copy Dotfiles/.config/wal to ~/.config/ to provide pywal with the necessary template for Hyprland.
   • Copy Dotfiles/.config/hypr/wallpaper.sh to ~/.config/hypr/.
   • Copy Dotfiles/.config/wofi to ~/.config/. ( Check the Wofi tab for how to configure blur )

2. Bind the script to