yari's dotfiles :3

This is the repo for my current hyprland setup.

screenshots

main components

general info

my build

dependencies

there's a lot of dependencies in the dependencies file, at some point i'll put them here, but not rn

stow

honestly, my recommendation for managing dotfiles is with stow

it's a super simple program that symlinks it's contents to the parent directory of the directory it was invoked in

deadass just

> cd ~/

> git clone <repo>

> cd <repo>

> stow .

idk how stow handles pre-existing files but if you backup your existing config beforehand it can't hurt to try

you might need to rm the various directories included in this repo though, idk

to note:

AGS & GTK shit

my plan is to build the greeter & locker in AGS for the time being, as I need a useable development environment. the locker would possibly be built using gtk-session-lock. however, i do plan on switching to my own C based greeter & locker built with GTK, probably using my own locking system too. idk when that's gonna happen though

emacs (puppymacs :3)

ill probably move this over to it's own repo soon, it feels weird keeping emacs in my regular dotfile repo but i don't want to deal with that rn

directories, etc, etc

custom directories

~/.cache/ags/user this holds generated scss files in the generated/ directory.

~/.local/state/ags scss/ holds various scss files post-generation.

settings :3

at the moment, settings are modified with .config/ags/settings/settings.json that's a big no-no in general, as it would mean settings would be wiped when pulling at some point i'll move it to a "custom" file or something that gets created on first run, which would override what's default in settings.json

theme shit et al

right now, the theme is generated by pywal. I'll probably switch to pywal-16-colors when it works on aur again. wal's directory is ~/.cache/wal/. on generation, colors.scss is copied to ~/.cache/ags/user/generated/colors.scss then the pywal to material mapping is written to the end of colors.scss colors.scss is then moved to ~/.local/state/ags/scss/_material.scss.

the sass command that is run to generate the theme grabs definitions from: ~/.local/state/ags/scss & ~/.config/ags/scss

it then compiles the scss using ~/.config/ags/scss/main.scss

and outputs to ~/.cache/ags/user/generated/style.css, which ags then uses.

credits & thanks

• end-4

i have taken a lot of inspiration (and quite a bit of code) from end-4's hyprland dots setup. i kinda just used it as an outline, as i didn't like some of the ways stuff was done there, and i used a LOT of it to actually learn how the fuck to use GTK and stuff