#Window Managers

[sudodax]

I've been using hyprland for my arch linux for a few months now and I'm curious about i3

[koolcatzblog]

When is someone going to write a window manager in assembly

[gozitouk]

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[unix--porn]

[labwc] Minimal + Dynamic Wallpaper Theming

Desktop: KDE Plasma 6.1.4 Wayland

OS: openSUSE Tumbleweed

Terminal: Kitty

Panel: Waybar

Launcher & Widgets: Rofi

Icons: Papirus (Pywal Accent color gets matched to the closet Papirus presets)

Accent Color: Accent from Wallpaper

Dotfiles: https://github.com/ulinaaron/dotfiles (Super rough, I've been in the weeds theming that I haven't cleaned up my mess)

I recently switched from Hyprland to Labwc. Mostly for simplicity and it covered most of my needs. I was able to port most of my custom scripting for theming. I started with a rudimentary foundation from Archcraft and continued to expand on top of it. I am now to the point where I have my own theming and templating system in bash to handle randomizing themes based on wallpapers in a directory. Instead of using Pywal templates I have opted to do my own. Some are full config files stored as templates, others are just color overrides. Not for everyone, but works for me.

I switch themes multiple times a day, thus my goal is my standard daily apps all get refreshed automatically or with relative ease.

—trustytussle