the scrolling wm
the scrolling wm
- wm: niri
- bar: waybar
- term: kitty
- browser: zen
- music: deadbeef
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Care to share your dot files?
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sure... let me get them to a repo, a few hours time pleasehttps://codeberg.org/ranjan/niri-dots
Wallpaper
- swaybg is needed for wallpaper
- dot_local/share/backgrounds/ has the wallpaper
Fonts
- Montserrat for UI
- DaddyTime Mono Nerd for terminal
DeadBeef
- config may or maynot work for you, change music folder in config
Fish Shell
- fish shell uses https://gitlab.com/dwt1/shell-color-scripts for greeting
- fish shell also needs starship https://github.com/starship/starship
- change alias as needed, i have alaised eza, paru, reflector, micro, git, yt-dlp all available in arch repos or aur
Fuzzel
- Rofi/dmenu replacement
Kitty
- Terminal
Paru
- Aur helper
Pragtical
- Editor
Sway Lock
- Screen locking app
Waybar
- Bar used
Notification
- mako
Theme and Icons
- Pop icons https://github.com/pop-os/icon-theme
- FlatColor (included in dot_themes)
Zen Browser
- userChrome.css included
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Thank you so much! ❤️
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6 comments
What is the deal with niri? I keep hearing about it, and it seems to have supplanted hyprland as the cool kid on the block.
I've been using hyprland pretty exclusively for the past 6 months or so, but niri could be interesting.
This is my first wayland compositor outside of qtile. I tried qtile wayland but always reverted to X instead of using wayland. Never liked hyprland because its too much, not a fan of sway because its not a dynamic tiler, river is a bit barebones. I got adjusted to Niri's workflow quickly and quite like it. Never need more than 2 workspaces because of infinite scroll
I've been using it and it's been a good experience. It runs smooth, has less flashy stuff (at least by default), and an easy to use config file.