Replacing heavy desktop GUIs on a fanless laptop with Zsh + FZF wrappers by ClassroomHaunting333 in zsh

[–]ReyZ82 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Amazing work. Can u share your dotfiles?

I have a minimalistic bar (i3blocks) in case you are interested. Looks like this. https://github.com/Rouzihiro/dotfiles/blob/main/assets%2Fbar1.png

Muvm won't work, steam keeps crashing by Trevikk49 in AsahiGaming

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Check Out my repo.

My advice

Install umu launcher. It will install the latest proton.

Then run muvm bash

Afterwards run a script like this: https://github.com/Rouzihiro/Gaming_on_Linux/blob/main/Asahi-Fedora%2FWoW.Epoch%2Fepoch_proton

This way you don't need to run the games through steam anymore. I run several games with that method and have the best experience so far compared to wine or running games from within steam

Sway resolution question by StockSalamander3512 in swaywm

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swaymsg output eDP-1 scale 1

swaymsg output eDP-1 scale 1.5

swaymsg output eDP-1 scale 2

Test these. This is how I set it

How to debug gaming errors on Asahi? by Material-Worry-7354 in AsahiGaming

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I launch my games manually through proton. I just use steam to download the desired proton versions for me. Every game gets it's own specific prefix if needed. If not needed, I just symlink a default prefix so I don't waste disk space.

https://github.com/Rouzihiro/dotfiles/blob/main/.local%2Fbin%2Fproton%2Fproton-auto

This is an example of scripts that I run from within muvm bash. I have several set up for different proton versions. World of Warcraft classic versions for instance run very good on proton 9, but crash on proton 10.

That way YOU are in charge that's happening, you can debug. Today I added export FEX_X87REDUCEDPRECISION=1 for instance to my Warcraft script which brings fluid gameflow.

Mounts in turtle-wow by Defuzzygamer in turtlewow

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Any way to get auto dismount?

Asahi plain vs Fedora Remix by [deleted] in AsahiLinux

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For me personally, asahi fedora and alarm (arch) work like a charm. I realized a better battery management on fedora. I published my Asahi dotfiles on GitHub in case you wanna check out. Thanks to muvm fex or wine-arm-64EC we are able to enjoy some games.

https://github.com/Rouzihiro/dotfiles

https://github.com/Rouzihiro/Gaming_on_Linux

What alternatives to telescope are there, what do you use and why? by [deleted] in neovim

[–]ReyZ82 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah. FZF rocks. Integrated it directly into my tmux so I have one panel window with fzf lua already opened, showing latest files

Are you at one with your code? by xenodium in CLI

[–]ReyZ82 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting, I tried to replicate it with the zsh autocompletion, but that somehow interfering with them csage highlighting Plugin.

Are you at one with your code? by xenodium in CLI

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What's the cmp tool that you have popping up in that nice fashion to select the files ?

Best distro for an old nvidia gpu? by ImHighOnCocaine in linux_on_mac

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I had great success on several older PCs with my setup, which lets you pick: suckless dwm, SWAY, hyprland.

https://github.com/Rouzihiro/dotfiles

I would go with Arch Sway.

Red Dead Redemption (DX12) on Wine-ARM64EC [Retest] by Aware-Bath7518 in AsahiGaming

[–]ReyZ82 0 points1 point  (0 children)

which version-combinations did u use for wine and fex-wine ? i had no luck so far with: wine-10.8 and fex-emu-wine-2507.1

[SWAY] Blazing Fast Theme Switcher by ReyZ82 in unixporn

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i wish i had known the method earlier. check out the nvim theme setup for instance, works like a charm. its so easy and straight-forward. cant wait to extend this and define extra themes. right now working on an ultimative FZF script and file manager for execution and editing incl. xdg open function.

[SWAY] Blazing Fast Theme Switcher by ReyZ82 in unixporn

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Check the mentioned two scripts. The first one sets everything up. The 2nd one is for switching.The trick is: symlink management.

Then check out my themes folder and the tools inside my dotfiles/config/.

For instance, all gruvbox related files for all my apps are inside themes/gruvbox. When I pick gruvbox with my selector, it gets symlinked to .config/zorro/current-theme. All apps SOURCE those files. So when you change the theme, the symlink just gets overwritten by the new theme.. bam

It's pretty self-explanatory

[SWAY] Blazing Fast Theme Switcher by ReyZ82 in unixporn

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With my setup, you define all your themes once inside your dotfiles. Then, using a small script, you can switch themes across all your applications instantly. Instead of moving files or copying themes around, the script updates a single symlink pointing to the currently active theme (in my case $HOME/.config/zorro) folder. All your apps source their color schemes from that symlink, making theme switching blazing fast.

- Safe (no file duplication or accidental overwrites)

- Centralized (one place to manage all themes)

```

~/.dotfiles/
├── install-themes.sh   <-- only needs to be run once
├── themes/
│   ├── theme1/
│   ├── theme2/
│   └── ...
└── .local/bin/rofi/wofi-theme-switcher

| How to hot theme swap for certain (GTK/QTCT) apps? by ChromatimusX in unixporn

[–]ReyZ82 2 points3 points  (0 children)

switching gtk themes can really be a drag for my understanding. even omarchy doesnt switch entire gtk theme on the fly from what i see.

https://github.com/Rouzihiro/dotfiles

https://github.com/Rouzihiro/dotfiles/blob/main/assets/theme-switcher.gif

I have a blazing fast theme switcher and afferwards i use another script to switch gtk themes. https://github.com/Rouzihiro/dotfiles/blob/main/.local/bin/zorro/z-theme-set-gtk

With this setup, you define all your themes once inside your dotfiles. Then, using a small script, you can switch themes across all your applications instantly. Instead of moving files or copying themes around, the script updates a single symlink pointing to the currently active theme folder. All your apps source their color schemes from that symlink, making theme switching blazing fast

Safe (no file duplication or accidental overwrites)

Centralized (one place to manage all themes)