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bspwm | 2 years ago | |
dunst | 2 years ago | |
polybar | 2 years ago | |
rofi | 2 years ago | |
sxhkd | 2 years ago | |
README.md | 2 years ago |
sudo apt install bspwm rofi picom dunst polybar alacritty flameshot pnmixer lxappearance pcmanfm-qt kmix
yay -S bspwm rofi picom dunst polybar alacritty flameshot pnmixer lxappearance pcmanfm-qt kmix
wget -qO- https://git.io/papirus-icon-theme-install | sh <-- this is optional if you want papirus icons.
Before you clone the repository, you need to copy rofi's files into ~/.config first with this command (debian tested):
cp /etc/rofi.conf ~/.config/rofi
Now you can proceed to the next step.
git clone https://notabug.org/Koytar/bspwm-setup.git
Start lxappearance
to active the icon theme and GTK theme
Note: for cursor theme, edit ~/.icons/default/index.theme
and ~/.config/gtk3-0/settings.ini
, for the change to also show up in applications run as root, copy the 2 files over to their respective place in /root
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If you want your gtk2 compatible apps to fit with the asthetic. Use this theme/icons.
First install qt5-style-plugins
(debian) | qt5-styleplugins
(arch) and add this to the bottom of your /etc/environment
XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=xfwm4
QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME=gtk2
XFWM4 (from XFCE4) is, for me, better than the others. The second line tells Qt and KDE applications to use your gtk2 theme set through lxappearance.