Open Toqozz opened 2 years ago
Nothing special.
Config:
(Color of volume bar is muted because volume is muted)
@GoldsteinE where do you put the script ?
@Haxeil It doesn’t really matter, you just need to run it when you want to change volume/brightness/send command to media player. In my case it’s in ~/.local/bin
and mapped to keyboard shortcuts:
{XF86AudioRaiseVolume,XF86AudioLowerVolume,XF86AudioMute,XF86AudioPlay,XF86AudioPrev,XF86AudioNext,XF86MonBrightnessDown,XF86MonBrightnessUp}
~/.local/bin/vctl {up,down,mutetoggle,play_pause,previous,next,light_down,light_up}
super + {Up,Left,Right}
~/.local/bin/vctl {play_pause,previous,next}
@lukelex how did you do to display volume icon?
@lukelex how did you do to display volume icon?
I use Font Awesome but you can use your font pack of choice.
notify-send -a System \
-i "$YOUR_ICON_PACK_PATH/volume.svg" \
-h string:wired-tag:system \
-h int:value:69 \
"Volume"
https://github.com/lukelex/dotfiles/blob/master/linux/scripts/audio
Colors are based on Catppuccin color scheme. You can find my config here :)
@Itsnexn thanks for sharing! Can you also share the test cases you use to display notifications on your screenshot? Thanks
@welcoMattic Yes of course. I don't usually keep scripts like this. However, rewriting it wasn't that difficult :^)
here you go:
the tool I use to send notifications is notify-send.py. and I also used this icon pack as an example.
@faynopi do you still have the dotfiles for the wired-notify config? I like the way it looks very much and would love to use it on my machine
My configuration, compatible with any base16 colorscheme.
Notification positions were rearranged for better visibility. All notifications appear in the top right corner, except for the brightness and volume indicator which show in the middle of the monitor and replace each other.
wired.ron
(the specific configuration from the screenshot)The colors and details are all baked in, since there is no variable support in wired. If you are familiar with nix, you can use my nix configuration for wired if you want to customize it more easily (supports base16 colors via stylix and a scaling factor).
Colors are based on Catppuccin color scheme. You can find my config here :)
I like your config, but it's 404 now I want to use it. Seems like pretty much what I was planning
I have created a simple mockup of Faynopi's config, for future readers. However, it is extremely feature-lacking; it's difficult to make it more useful without adding a ton of blocks; this is due to the limitation of a static parent
. Thus, to do more complicated things, you would have to use render_criteria
and duplicate a bunch of blocks. While I prefer the aesthetic of Catppuccin, oddlama's config both looks more functional and is also catppuccin compatible, so I will not be working on it further.
It's about time we had something like this.
Uploading your
wired.ron
file alongside a screenshot is encouraged but not mandatory.Note: you can format your config like the following to make the code block collapsible: