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🌸 xvnvdu's Hyprland config 🌸

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Required Packages

  • Hyprland, Hyprlock
  • Neofetch
  • Spicetify
  • Waybar
  • Nemo
  • Wofi ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​not customized yet
  • Kitty
  • Cava

And more coming soon...

Dependencies

  • grim
  • slurp
  • swaybg
  • swappy
  • pulseaudio
  • wl-clip-persist
  • ttf-nerd-fonts-symbols

As far as I remember, these are most crutial programs used for my dotfiles to work properly. Probably gonna add a few more.

For more detailed dependencies required by every listed program you should look through programs' wiki or github pages.

Quick Note

This is my simple minimalistic Hyprland config. Many features are still yet to be realized. Definitely gonna try using and customizing few more programs like Wlogout, also thinking of switching Swaybg over Hyprpaper. Also wanna add more color/theme variations, using something pywall-like.

Speaking of wireless network connection or bluetooth, there is no UI-based solution yet, so this should be done manualy via terminal:

Bluetooth (using bluez-utils)

  • bluetoothctl opens interactive prompt (exit/quit to close)
  • power on/off for switching states
  • devices to look through available devices
  • scan on/off enter/exit discovery mode
  • pair *MAC* to pair your device if found
  • trust *MAC* if needed, alternatively enter a PIN if required
  • connect *MAC* to connect chosen device

Wireless connection (using iwd)

  • iwctl opens interactive prompt (exit/quit to close)
  • device list to get your wireless device name (mine is wlan0)
  • device wlan0 set-property Powered on/off for switching states
  • station wlan0 scan to scan for networks
  • station wlan0 get-networks shows list of available networks
  • station wlan0 connect/disconnect *SSID* for managing connection

When connected, it should remember your network, so next time you can simply run (sudo) ip link set wlan0 up/down to connect the same network.

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