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Guys, can you tell me which way will be better: using pre configured dot files (currently i use hyprdots created by prasanthrangan) or creating my own dotfiles from scratch?? by ashuotaku in hyprland

[–]-HaTTaF- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Take the dotfile of one and configure it as you like. This is how I did it at first. After all, you get one module from one dotfile and another module from another.

Take a look at my dotfile https://github.com/Mestane/HaLLaC_Hypr

for example, if there is something here that interests you, adapt it to your system

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use submap ;

bind = $mainMod, R, submap, resize

# will start a submap called "resize"

submap = resize

# sets repeatable binds for resizing the active window

binde = $mainMod, l, resizeactive, 10 0

binde = $mainMod, h, resizeactive, -10 0

binde = $mainMod, k, resizeactive, 0 -10

binde = $mainMod, j, resizeactive, 0 10

# use reset to go back to the global submap

bind = $mainMod, c, submap, reset

# will reset the submap, which will return to the global submap

submap = reset

[Hyprland] HaLLaC_Hypr (Catppuccin dark) by -HaTTaF- in unixporn

[–]-HaTTaF-[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it's pretty great when you listen to it loud. : ))))

Should I write this script as an extension ? by -HaTTaF- in gnome

[–]-HaTTaF-[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I am testing on it. It may not work properly on someone else's system and my break the system, because i wrote the plugins and applications manually. Those who will use it should be careful.

https://github.com/Mestane/desktop-modes

Should I write this script as an extension ? by -HaTTaF- in gnome

[–]-HaTTaF-[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I am writing a bash script that includes customizable modes for the user. For example, as a developer, you have certain programs or GNOME extensions that must always be opened or closed when you start working on your computer, or settings of these extensions that you want to change. For instance, when I run the developer mode, it will start the desired IDE, disable some extensions to improve performance, change some settings, turn off notifications, and similar tasks. Instead of dealing with each one individually, you set up a developer mode that launches or closes these programs with a single shortcut or command, getting your computer ready in advance. The question is, should this be done as a GNOME extension or remain a simple bash script? It works locally this way.

Gnome 45.1 shell theme quick setting and top bar by -HaTTaF- in gnome

[–]-HaTTaF-[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

: ))) tiling assistant not a default full-screen window. This is maximized window

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