Welcome to my dotfiles repository! This collection is centered around my configuration for Hyprland, a dynamic tiling Wayland compositor, alongside various tools and applications for a complete Linux desktop experience.

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Features

.dotfiles - Hyprland Configurations

Don't copy paste the code blindly ,use documentation or chatgpt to understand the code first

• Hyprland: Highly customized configuration for a tiling Wayland compositor.

• Waybar: Status bar with modules and custom styling.

• Rofi: Application launcher and menu.

• Kitty & Foot: Terminal emulator settings.Add Oh my posh for termial customiztion

• Dunst: Notification daemon configuration.

• Hyprpaper & Waypaper: Wallpaper managers for Wayland.

• Fastfetch: For system info at a glance.

• Thunar: File manager tweaks.

• Neovim (nvim): Editor settings.

Directory Structure

config/
├── hypr/         # Hyprland configs
├── waybar/       # Waybar bar configs
├── rofi/         # Rofi launcher configs
├── kitty/        # Kitty terminal configs
├── foot/         # Foot terminal configs
├── dunst/        # Dunst notification configs
├── hyprpaper/    # Hyprpaper wallpaper configs
├── waypaper/     # Waypaper wallpaper configs
├── fastfetch/    # Fastfetch configs
├── Thunar/       # Thunar file manager configs
├── nvim/         # Neovim configs

Getting Started

1. Clone the repo:

   git clone https://github.com/Sunny-esc/.dotfiles.git

2. Symlink configs to your $HOME/.config/ directory:

   ln -s $(pwd)/config/* ~/.config/

3. Install Hyprland and dependencies:

   • Follow the Hyprland Wiki.
   • Install other tools as needed (waybar, rofi, kitty, etc).

4. Login with Hyprland from your display manager or TTY.

Customization

• Tweak any configuration inside the relevant subdirectory in config/.
• My configs are modular and can be adapted to your own setup.

About

Maintained by Sunny-esc.

Feel free to open issues or PRs if you have improvements or questions!

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Inspired by the open-source ricing and dotfiles communities.