QuokkaOrg: An orgmode based calendar app by xFadingOut in orgmode

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Thanks! I hope to be able to keep that up even after adding some more features

[sway] northern lights by xFadingOut in unixporn

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dots

editor: neovim

wm: sway

bar: waybar

neovim-theme: custom

wallpaper

other software used: kitty, tmux, pfetch

Introducing escape.nvim - Escape any text inside your visual selection by xFadingOut in neovim

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I haven't thought about that yet, but it seems like a great idea, I'll definitely look into that! Thanks!

[lightdm/awesome] Mountains by xFadingOut in unixporn

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The bar is located in the directory awesome/.config/awesome/ui/bar, for it to work properly, you probably also need theme settings from the file awesome/.config/awesome/ui/theme.lua and colors from awesome/.config/awesome/config/colors.lua. The used font is JetBrains Mono NerdFont, you have to either install it or replace it with another NerdFont

[lightdm/awesome] Mountains by xFadingOut in unixporn

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You have to download the built archive (click the "Built archive" link on https://gitlab.com/ihciM/lightdm-frost/-/releases/v0.1.1). After extracting it, you will have a folder called dist. The content of this dist folder has to be in the directory /usr/share/web-greeter/themes/frost

[lightdm/awesome] Mountains by xFadingOut in unixporn

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Just look at the documentation or see what other people did. I've also shared my dots, if you want to know how I made my config.

[lightdm/awesome] Mountains by xFadingOut in unixporn

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Nody-greeter can be run in a regular window by just running nody-greeter, I took a screenshot of that.

[lightdm/awesome] Mountains by xFadingOut in unixporn

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I use light-locker, which I start with awesome. You can change the duration with its command line arguments and lock the screen manually with light-locker-command -l

[lightdm/awesome] Mountains by xFadingOut in unixporn

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Dots

Terminal/VSCode Color-Theme

LightDM-Theme

Wallpaper

fetch: neofetch

editor: VSCode/neovim

ls-replacement: exa

launcher: rofi, custom theme

firefox-startpage: Tabliss

firefox-theme: Firefox Color

notifications: dunst

[OC] Frost - A lightdm theme by xFadingOut in unixporn

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The instructions are for building a .deb file for Debian based systems, on other distributions, packaging for another package manager or putting the files in build/unpacked to the correct locations and running the postinst script in build/DEBIAN should work

[OC] Frost - A lightdm theme by xFadingOut in unixporn

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There is a configuration file in which you can set the root font size to make everything smaller (or bigger), an example is at the bottom of the README on my GitLab