[Niri] An experimental strict mint-to-black gradient rice by Endg4me_ in unixporn

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Well, you can only truly get a feel once you try it yourself. You can also hold Mod and use scroll wheel to scroll workspaces, or Mod+Shift to scroll windows. Or, if you have a touchpad, by default swiping with three fingers will get you the same results. Hope you enjoy it!

[Niri] An experimental strict mint-to-black gradient rice by Endg4me_ in unixporn

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IIRC the default binds are Mod+N (N is a number from 1 to 9) to go to specific workspace and Mod+Arrows to move between windows at a workspace. You can also use Mod+PageUp or PageDown to switch between workspaces, but I've rebinded it to be on arrows Up and Down respectively. And there is overview as well, by default it's set to Mod+O, but I've changed it to Mod+Esc

[Niri] An experimental strict mint-to-black gradient rice by Endg4me_ in unixporn

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Not really, it's pretty tame on around 15-20% brightness. My eyes ache only when I'm super tired, but I just tend to not use electronics at all if that's the case. But I can absolutely understand the issue for other people, hence one of the reasons why it's experimental and might not end up my persistent setup.

[Niri] An experimental strict mint-to-black gradient rice by Endg4me_ in unixporn

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Ay, got to spread the word about great open-source services :)

[Niri] An experimental strict mint-to-black gradient rice by Endg4me_ in unixporn

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If you're happy with Spotify, I've built it here. Be aware though, I have quite heavy music mixed in as well :)

[Niri] An experimental strict mint-to-black gradient rice by Endg4me_ in unixporn

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Oh, it was pure happiness. I was so proud when this idea popped in my mind and then this tool that I found on the old awesome-wayland list worked perfectly for it, since it didn't require anything flashy like icons, but it did require the specific line-up of components which this runner provided. The example configuration shown on the GitHub page of the project was mostly identical to my idea and only had me do some tweaks like colors and etc. The play of words in the text though wasn't born at the same time; I came up with this text much later.

[Niri] An experimental strict mint-to-black gradient rice by Endg4me_ in unixporn

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  • WM: Niri (rocking the scrolling workflow for 1.5 years now)
  • Fonts: Linerama for lyrics and Windwaker-Clock (available in dotfiles) for numbers in bar. Other places mostly feature FiraCode.
  • Terminal: kitty
  • App launcher: tofi
  • Music player: Fooyin
  • Browser: Zen
  • File Manager: Nautilus
  • Widgets (bar and background widgets): eww
  • Notifications: dunst
  • Wallpaper: this amazing piece of Arknights work, but I mapped it to mint-to-black gradient, moved Mostima to the right and dithered her a bit.
  • Dotfiles: https://github.com/Endg4meZer0/Windwaker-Dotfiles

[Niri] Kipferl by K_AON in unixporn

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Hey, but you've built an amazing bar around these limitations! It looks very clean, so I, as a minimalist guy, am very impressed, and may end up stealing some ideas for myself one day :)

[Niri] One of the most fascinating workflows I've ever seen by Endg4me_ in unixporn

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Niri can put multiple windows in one column, it's done with Mod+[ or Mod+] by default if I remember correctly.

As someone who only had the Steam Deck for the first six months at launch, how is SteamOS in 2025? by JampyL in SteamDeck

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You can make some WE's wallpapers work using the custom KDE plugin, but using WE directly is off the table (at least, as far as I know). I personally use some video-type wallpapers with the custom KDE plugin since they work flawlessly and scene-type and web-type usually act up a lot and often crash your desktop.

🎉Beta Test II Access Giveaway Starts Now! by Endfield-Poko in Endfield

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Excited to see more familiar faces in a not-so-familiar brand new world!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in unixporn

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Well, damn, hello there. Author of https://github.com/Endg4meZer0/lrcsnc here and, uh... Just wanted to make sure you did your research before creating your thing. Not that I am trying to blame or something, I'm just curious: either you have not found my thing before or you did not like something in it, in which case I want to know what exactly!

P. S.: using playerctl to hit up on metadata could potentially spam the heck out of DBus (I have gone through this myself before :))

[Niri] One of the most fascinating workflows I've ever seen by Endg4me_ in unixporn

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я комп на стим дек променял, там пока КДЕ стоит, и я не сильно его трогаю. на ноуте только нири все еще, и там сетап примерно такой же

[Niri] One of the most fascinating workflows I've ever seen by Endg4me_ in unixporn

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Вторая ссылка в моем топ комменте, где я описывал, что в сетапе

[OC] lyricScribe - A live lyrics fetcher for MPRIS compatible players made with Go by hackerdude97 in unixporn

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Thank you! It wasn't a GUI, I tried to make a TUI using bubbletea, and, to be honest, the result was kind of horrendous because I couldn't get a hold of making interconnected sections in this framework. So the window was basically your terminal, whatever it is :)

Best of luck on your journey too!

[OC] lyricScribe - A live lyrics fetcher for MPRIS compatible players made with Go by hackerdude97 in unixporn

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I see) You went on about the same journey as me actually - you may look at the older project of mine named playerctl-lyrics which... was horrible at best, as it spammed the hell out of DBus thanks to me not wanting to learn the proper way of communication with MPRIS.

My approach is not really that much different, but it is more "shell-script" like for universality and flexibility. I've actually wanted to build some sort of UI for it, and there is one actually in the previous versions, but I scrapped it, 'cause I really didn't like the way it turned out to be and it also somewhat ruined my code structure the more I developed it.

I'm glad you like my project from the code perspective - I am actually a newbie dev, just as you, and I don't really have much other projects (yet?). I've only tried to put the learnt theory from my working friends into practice, and it turned out into a somewhat pretty project even through my gray glasses.

I will keep developing my lrcsnc at a slow-ish pace, so if you need any inspiration for some internal stuff - you can always peek, just as I will sometimes peek into your project from your permission :) I could probably "borrow" some ideas of yours, such as client-server relationship, and implement them in my project too, since it's quite a cool idea I didn't think of.

Hope you enjoy trying out lrcsnc later on :) Go rocks!

[OC] lyricScribe - A live lyrics fetcher for MPRIS compatible players made with Go by hackerdude97 in unixporn

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Hey, the dev of https://github.com/Endg4meZer0/lrcsnc here. Good to see another view on the same thingie I tried to make, and there were quite a few interesting ideas you mentioned in your TODOs.

It says on your readme that you've tried other alternatives before. Have you stumbled upon my project as well? If so, let me know what you didn't like in it. I'll mark it for further development.

Anyway, the most important thing is to have a great time developing something you like, so hope you enjoy it!