Flyawesome

Just a new theme for awesomewm inspired adi1090x's polybar themes and manilarome's the-glorious-files.

Install

Required dependencies

• picom-git: A lightweight compositor for X11
• rofi-git: A window switcher, application launcher and dmenu replacement
• awesome-git: awesome window manager
• feh: a fast and light image viewer,used to set wallpaper here
• DBus: D-Bus is a message bus system, a simple way for applications to talk to one another.Installed automatically on many distros.
• GeoClue2: A DBus service that provides geo location info
• redshift: To save your eyes

Fonts

• Alarm Clock
• Apple's developer font

Icon theme

• Papirus

Place config files

clone the repo

git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/RMTT/flyawesome.git

move files

cp -r flyawesome ~/.config/awesome cp -r flyawesome/example ~/.config/flyawesome

Update

Just pull from this repo, and see changes of config file

Configuration

The most configuration items are placed in the flyawesome/config.lua,you should move it to default $XDG_CONFIG_HOME($HOME/.config).

Modules

Wallpaper

Wallpaper in this theme, named 24 hours wallpaper, inspired by 24 hours wallpaper, will changed wallpaper by your location time.

The configuration for wallpaper, you can find it on the end of config.lua,is a lua table:

   wallpaper = {
       mode = "auto",
       timezone = 8,
       latitude = 0,
       longitude = 0,
       theme = "YourName"
   }

• mode: "auto" or "manual", if "auto", it will use GeoClue2 service to get geoinfo, if "manual", you need fill the latitude and longitude filed.
• timezone: the hours different to UTC, for example, if you are in UTC-7,just using -7 to this filed.

For more information, see wiki

Features

• Dropdown terminal
• 24 hours wallpaper

Todo

• lockscreen module
• power manager module and widget
• sound volume control
• brightness control
• notification beautify

Other Apps for you making a great experience on Linux

• Flameshot : A very good screenshot software.
• Master PDF Editor : PDF Viewer and Editor, also can annotate pdf and so on.
• XMind : Making mindmaps on Linux, when you see papers or studying :)
• Thunderbird : Email and RSS client
• Dolphin : File Manager
• Alacritty: A good terminal
• Qt5ct and Kvantum Manager : Manage qt5 themes
• lxappearance : Manage gtk themes

If you are using Arch Linux, you can find all on AUR or Official repo :)

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