- A constantly declining mental state.[please god help me]
- experimental and objectively overengineered configs.[like 5k SLoC,]
- tons of questionable choices
- conky[autogenerated on pywal wallpaper change]
- the work of my entire life[very close to the end]
- g a p[10 px]
- colors with pywal integration for EVERYTHING
- music integration
First of all, make sure that you have a fresh, functional frontal cortex on-hand. Save as much as you can and steal from your family, if you want to. A compter may also be required, but starting with the frontal cortex is always a great idea. In case you're reading this and do not have a frontal cortex, get help, slowly.
- Run
git clone https://github.com/CordlessCoder/dots --depth 1
in a directory you do not value. cd dots
to acquire the great understanding of the lore of Kingdom Hearts.- Copy of the files from
.config
into~/.config/
... Who could have seen this coming??????? - Copy all the files from
_HOME
into~/
- Read all of the keybinds, and the entirety of the Bible, you'll need that knowledge.
- Log into BSPWM, using your preferred method. (If you ever dare to use startx/xinit, I will find and follow you on twitter)
- Discard the frontal cortex in a safe manner immediately, as to minimize the chance of developing the frightening realization that I am indeed in your walls.
- Enjoy your newfound interest in using your computer, the 1950s way.
This configuration comes with a long list of those, some of which are shown in the conky widget as a reminder. Here are ALL of them for some reason(you need to expand the list to see them, that's how secretive I am)
Keybinds are probably here. Pipe bomb is attached
Keybind | Function |
---|---|
Alt+Ctrl+T | Open terminal emulator(st) |
Meta+Enter | Alternative to ^ |
Alt+Space | Application launcher(rofi) |
Meta+C | Open NeoVide(the best NeoVim GUI) |
Meta+Shift+C | Open Firefox(developer edition) |
Meta+E | Open File Manager(thunar) |
Ctrl+Shift+Q | Close the focused window |
Meta+Ctrl+Shift+Q | ^ but with all windows of the app |
PrintScreen | Selection Screenshot(saved to /tmp) |
Meta+PrntScr | ^ but saved to ~/Screenshots |
Meta+N | Color picker(picked color is saved into the clipboard) |
Meta+Space | Switch languages(configruable in ~/.config/sxhkd/change_layout.py) |
Alt+Tab | Somewhat Windows-like workspace local window switching |
Meta+Tab | ^ but with workspaces |
Meta+R | Rotates windows 90 degrees around the parent window |
Meta+Y | Send the focused node to the (newest) preselection |
Meta+T | Set the node state to tiled |
Meta+Shift+T | ^ but to pseudo_tiled |
Meta+S | ^ but to floating(stacked) |
Meta+F | ^ but to fullscreen |
Meta+Ctrl+M | Set the focused node's flags to marked |
Meta+Ctrl+X | ^ but to locked |
Meta+Ctrl+Y | ^ but to sticky |
Meta+Ctrl+Z | ^ but to private |
Meta+[HJKL] | Focus the node in the given direction(vim-like) |
Meta+Shift+[HJKL] | Send(move) the node in the given direction(vim-like) |
Meta+P | Focus the parent of the currently selected node |
Meta+B | ^ same but the brother |
Meta+, [comma] |
Focus the node for the path jump of second |
Meta+. [period] |
^ same but to the first |
Meta+[ [left bracket] |
focus the next workspace of the current monitor |
Meta+] [right bracket] |
^ but the previous |
Meta+O | Focus the older node in the node history |
Meta+I | ^ but the newer |
Meta+[1-9,0] | Focus the given workspace |
Meta+Shift+[1-9,0] | Send the focused window to the given workspace |
Meta+Ctrl+[HJKL] | Preselect in the given direction(vim-like) |
Meta+Ctrl+[1-9] | Preselect the ratio |
Meta+Ctrl+Space | Cancel the preselection for the focused node |
Meta+Ctrl+Shift+Space | Cancel the preselection for the focused desktop |
Meta+Alt+[HJKL] | Expand a window by moving one of it's sides outward |
Meta+Alt+Shift+[HJKL] | Contract a window by moving one of it's sides inward |
Meta+[Left,Down,Up,Right] | Move a floating window in a given direction |
Meta+M | Alternate between tiled and monacle layouts |
Meta+G | Draw resize(send window to drawn rectangle) |
Meta+Alt+Plus/Equal | Increase border size by 2 |
Meta+Alt+Minus | Decrease border size by 2 |
Ctrl+Meta+Alt+L | Lock the screen(with i3lock-color) |
Meta+Escape | Reloads sxhkd config |
Meta+Alt+R | Reload BSPWM |
Meta+Alt+Q | Quit BSPWM |
List of all dependencies(click to expand)
fish kitty nerd-fonts-fira-code adobe-source-code-pro-fonts ttf-icomoon-feather otf-raleway ttf-ubuntu-font-family nerd-fonts-fantasque-sans-mono cantarell-fonts oxygen-cursors ant-dracula-kvantum-theme-git xdo xdotool bspwm wmctrl slop polybar pywal glava python-colorthief python-colour rofi sxhkd feh dunst conky playerctl xorg-xprop i3lock-color xclip xcolor npm glow python-black python-neovim flake8 fd luacheck shfmt shellcheck prettier deno stylua rustfmt
Separate Dependencies(For only using part of the config)
- bspwm(duh)
- fish
- st
- nerd-fonts-fira-code
- adobe-source-code-pro-fonts
- ttf-icomoon-feather
- nerd-fonts-fantasque-sans-mono
- cantarell-fonts
- oxygen-cursors
- xdo
- xdotool
- wmctrl
- slop
- polybar
- picom-jonaburg-fix(stability, performance and buttery smooth animations)
- rofi
- sxhkd
- scrot
- feh
- dunst
- playerctl
- xorg-xprop
- i3lock-color
- xclip
- xcolor
Easy to copy list:
fish neovim-git st nerd-fonts-fira-code adobe-source-code-pro-fonts ttf-icomoon-feather nerd-fonts-fantasque-sans-mono cantarell-fonts oxygen-cursors xdo xdotool wmctrl slop polybar picom-jonaburg-fix rofi sxhkd scrot feh dunst playerctl xorg-xprop i3lock-color xclip xcolor
- neovim
- neovide(for the GUI)
- npm
- glow
- python-black
- python-neovim
- flake8
- luacheck
- shfmt
- shellcheck
- prettier
- deno
- styleua
- rustfmt
- emmet-ls (npm package),
npm install -g emmet-ls
- conky
- nerd-fonts-fira-code
- GLava[
glava
] - python-colorthief
Why is there no visualiser????? YOU PROMISED A VISUALISER, alternatively > Why is the bottom half of the desktop black?
That is most likely because GLava, the visualiser isn't set to use the correct geometry. To fix that, find the setgeometry
setting in ~/.config/glava/rc.glsl
and set it to be correct for your monitor setup(Ex. #request setgeometry 0 580 1920 500
for 1080x1920).
How do I make QT5 apps not look bad?????????????????
- Install QT5CT
- Get weird error
- Try to find a solution
- BASH your skull against the table, repeatedly
- Read this line
- Create/Open
~/.profile
- Put this into it:
export QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME=qt5ct export QT_PLATFORMTHEME=qt5ct export QT_PLATFORM_PLUGIN=qt5ct export QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR=0 export QT_SCALE_FACTOR=1
- Configure QT5CT and Kvantum engine to your superior tastes
- Log out and back in/reload Xorg in another way(a crash will do)
- Emerge from this experience, a devout buddhist.(OPTIONAL)
- Install
Kvantum
- Download a QT5 theme from either KDE store or the AUR
- Cry because you can't unzip it
- Install the entire KDE app suite while trying to unzip it
- Realize you can just use
unrar x *path*
- You did not forget to substitute *path* with the correct path because you're a smart Arch boi
- Launch Kvantum and select QT5 theme you just extracted, then spend 20 minutes looking at built-in themes because you're indecisive
- Finally set the theme in Kvantum
- Feel immense pride for the sheer dissapointment your parents have just endured
How do I make GTK apps not look bad???????????
- Install LXAppearance
- Customize(using LXAppearance)
- Enjoy your epic and original Gruvbox theme
Huge thanks to @a1fishie
If you have an issue with configuration, installation or are suffering from severe depression, feel free to use the Issue function on GitHub.
You can get any of my custom wallpapers from my Wallpapers repo
A preview of the wallpapers themselves(click to expand)
stylized | plain |
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