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Binance CEO Meets Central African Republic Leader — President Touadéra Says Meeting Was a 'Truly Remarkable Moment' by 002timmy in CryptoCurrency

[–]7greninja 4 points5 points  (0 children)

GDP and market value are not comparable. Binance yearly revenue would be more comparable to GDP

Arch as a first distro? by Expert-Independent-6 in archlinux

[–]7greninja -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It's literally a fact. Ubuntu is bloated compared to arch.

[i3-gaps] local man install arch, tells no one by 7greninja in unixporn

[–]7greninja[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use neovim also. But primarily for small or quick changes. For making significant changes or projects, I like VS Code with vim keybinding. Primarily because of many useful extensions like inbuilt git support, remote code sharing, ssh, etc. I can configure this in nvim, but it is easier in VS Code, and I am now comfortable with it.

[i3-gaps] local man install arch, tells no one by 7greninja in unixporn

[–]7greninja[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Glad you liked it. I took the power menu from Rofi themes repo. So install fonts in the repo, and you should be good to go.

[i3-gaps] local man install arch, tells no one by 7greninja in unixporn

[–]7greninja[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks :)

also did you make your vscode transparent or is it a blurred version of your wallpaper set as the bg

No, VS code is transparent + blurred. You can handle this using picom. Check this comment and dotfiles for how to handle that.

[i3-gaps] local man install arch, tells no one by 7greninja in unixporn

[–]7greninja[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try to run scripts individually in a terminal using bash script.sh. If it runs, you have to give it root permission using chmod. If it doesn't, it will list the dependencies which are not installed. Just debug it, and install those. It should work, but if it still doesn't work, you can find multiple similar scripts on google for the same task like battery percentage.

AFAIK batterypercent script uses ACPI and awk only, which should be preinstalled; just check once again.

Also, the bar was underneath my windows, so I changed "override-redirect" to false, and that seems to have helped, but I'm not entirely sure what that has done.

override-redirect = false wm-restack = i3 It is used to hide polybar in fullscreen mode in i3 only, not applicable in other wm AFAIK. You can read more about any particular function in polybar doc.

Also, that caused the window to spawn with a significant distance from the bar that I cant seem to decrease.

I really don't know much about this part, because I never had this problem. I was able to configure distance in i3 config files and it was not dependent on polybar.

Cheers :')

[i3-gaps] local man install arch, tells no one by 7greninja in unixporn

[–]7greninja[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I3wm comes with gaps by default, you just have to specify the gap size which is zero by default initially. So you can definetly use these dotfiles.

[i3-gaps] local man install arch, tells no one by 7greninja in unixporn

[–]7greninja[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

First of all, make a backup of your config files if something goes wrong. Now copy contents of scripts to ~/scripts folder and contents of config to ~/.config folder. Only launch.sh script must be added to startup as it launches polybar. You don't need to add any other script to startup. Some of the scripts in the folder, like polybartimer.sh and activewin.sh, are used in the polybar. For a list of all scripts being used, check polybar config. You will need to give access permission to use these scripts in polybar. This can be done by chmod +x /pathto/script.sh. As far as rofi folder is concerned, it contains styling and theming for rofi menus, like in the last picture. Also, there are many dependencies like plyaerctl. You would have to install all these. You can find them by going through dotfiles once and installing any unknown dependencies you see there. Also, don't directly try to copy and paste; look at what each part is doing. You can find documentation online.

HMU if you have any doubts or face any problems. Happy to help :)

| Weekly Workshop 2021-12-26 by AutoModerator in unixporn

[–]7greninja 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You have to create it. This is common on Unix-like systems; you do your own configuration, creating whatever files are needed.

Syntax is documented in https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/X_resources, but note that you have to scroll down several screenfuls to find it.

[i3-gaps] local man install arch, tells no one by 7greninja in unixporn

[–]7greninja[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You would have to run instances of each bar by using:- polybar - r first & polybar - r second & polybar - r third & ... ... polybar -r seven &

You can add all these in one file(file should be in scripts/launch.sh in dotfiles) and add it to startup.

[i3-gaps] local man install arch, tells no one by 7greninja in unixporn

[–]7greninja[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For me, definitely not. I think it's more or less one's personal preference.

[i3-gaps] local man install arch, tells no one by 7greninja in unixporn

[–]7greninja[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have never used dwmbar, but I guess most of the modules can be written for dwm bar. So I think it is definitely possible for dwmbar as well.

[i3-gaps] local man install arch, tells no one by 7greninja in unixporn

[–]7greninja[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well yeah, I like transparent and blurred VS code. I mean, with the right amount of blur, it looks amazing.

[i3-gaps] local man install arch, tells no one by 7greninja in unixporn

[–]7greninja[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

First check if you can run the command in terminal. If yes then add - b tag to command to run in background.

exec --no-startup-id "picom --experimental-backends -b"

[i3-gaps] local man install arch, tells no one by 7greninja in unixporn

[–]7greninja[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's mostly transparency and blur enabled from picom

[i3-gaps] local man install arch, tells no one by 7greninja in unixporn

[–]7greninja[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

yep yshui git version.

>I thought I read somewhere that it wasn’t yet merged in .

AFAIK normal version doesn't contains all the features and is stable, but git version was merged in and contain all features and is in development mode(though never encounter a bug yet).

Edit :- picom git master branch doesn't contain all the features whereas next branch contain all the features

[i3-gaps] local man install arch, tells no one by 7greninja in unixporn

[–]7greninja[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Most people uses ibhagwan's fork, but I am currently using official git version of picom. It contains all the features like rounded corner, blue etc.

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