Its my daily on grapheneos

Thanks! But its a fork if Lite-XL called Pragtical - https://pragtical.dev/

Uses LuaJit instead of Lua as the differing factor from Lite-XL

Right!

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If you are on hyperland already, only a couple of modules in waybar would need change. besides that everything remains the same.

i’ll post my dots soon maybe in a couple of hours

thanks!

Interesting!! I’ll look into this! Thanks!!

glanceapp in firefox https://github.com/glanceapp/glance

No worries. I like to keep myself clear of ALL politics. As long as this isn’t directed at me for having an agenda I am good.

Thanks for the clarification

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Individual initiative? what do you mean by that, I havent asked anyone to crosspost. I wont stop anyone for crossposting either.

I have no agenda, all i do is post ricing sreenshots, you can look at my post history. I dont engage in anything else.

you could pick a random file from folader in a bash script… something like this:

RANDOM_FILE=$(find "$SOURCE_FOLDER" -type f | shuf -n 1)

I used 2 wallpaper applications to achieve this, swww and swaybg

1. For Niri, set layet rule

layer-rule {
    match namespace="^wallpaper$"
    place-within-backdrop true
}

2. Spawn at startup with niri swaybg -i .local/share/backgrounds/paint-blur.jpg &
3. Independent of niri use swww to set wallpaper swww img .local/share/backgrounds/paint.jpg

Hope this helps

The theme is made from colors from wallpaper manually. i used https://pinetools.com/get-colors-image to get the colors and then made the theme

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Sure give me sometime and i’ll post my dots

its a different workflow, takes a bit to get used to. Since you use KDE look up karousel plugin, you could test out the scrolling work flow in KDE and then install Niri if you like it

yes

did you mean rounded corner of windows? thats niri, in config.kdl

window-rule {
   geometry-corner-radius 8
   clip-to-geometry true
}

plain ole css, border-radius

.modules-right {
	background: @background-alpha;
	border: solid 1px @foreground;
	border-radius:25px;
	padding:0 20px;
}