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I used pywal to generate this colorscheme, feel free to do the same.
Black: #222F30
Grey: #A59D9C
Red: #86999B
Green: #86A78F
Yellow: #8592A5
Blue: #87B0AF
Magenta: #B0A7A9
Cyan: #DCBCB6
White: #EDE1E0
Provided is a rust crate called fetch with a basic template to make a hard-coded fetch program.
(That's the one I used for the screenshots.)
The program displays:
UserName@HostName
Distro ~ DistroName
Shell ~ ShellName
Term ~ Terminal
WM ~ WindowManager
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So simply modify the variables in the source file to fit your setup and cargo build --release to get the binary.
(Tip: I copied the binary in target/release/ over to ~/.local/bin/.)
eject by Spogelsesmaskinen.
Could not find the original artist for the background but I found this wallhaven post with a pretty high res version saved.
WARNING: do not apply this without considering the vulnerabilities it opens up.
I copied most of what's in this: (I added the lil' gif at the side and changed some of the website links.)
In order to have this work you will have to let firefox to be able to view file:// from within a locally hosted html file.
I'm guessing you could get around having to disable these security policies by locally hosting the html but I'm not quite there yet...
Provided is a user.js inside .mozilla/firefox/default-release with the necessary changes to make.
More specifically, these three lines (as documented in mozillazine):
user_pref("capability.policy.policynames", "localfilelinks");
user_pref("capability.policy.localfilelinks.sites", "file://");
user_pref("capability.policy.localfilelinks.checkloaduri.enabled", "allAccess");Additionally, if you are running the latest version of firefox (hopefully):
Toggle security.fileuri.strict_origin_policy to false in your about:config page.
First you will have to enable user stylesheet customization. If you have done
this previously then skip to the next paragraph. To do that navigate to
about:config in your search bar. It will initially ask you if you are sure
that you want to make changes to your config since there are potential security
risks that you can enable in here. After accepting search for this term
toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets and switch the arrow on
the right to true.
I copied color_variable_template and autohide_tabstoolbar templates from this incredible firefox css website:
The userChrome.css provided under .mozilla/firefox/default-release/chrome already has these css patches applied and should be placed inside the chrome directory that you have to make inside your firefox local directory.
Your firefox local directory can be found in about:profiles.
I did not theme much of what's on my vim other than enabling a couple options.
Most of it (but basically all of it) comes from the amazing team over at AstroNvim .
Additionally, my nvim version is 0.8.0 and was installed through bob-nvim.
As seen in my screenshot I am using nushell. A new type of shell that deals with data instead of simple text streams. Very interesting and fast out of the box (even on my 2008 hardware). NOTE I have a bunch of aliases at the end of my nushell config file that replace most of the gnu coreutils with rust implementations of each.
I am using swayfx. A fork of sway that adds corners, shadows and active/inactive dim. That means that the options under the swayfx area in my sway config will most definitely give you errors when launching the upstream sway istead of swayfx sway.
IMPORTANT My keybinds and input layout in sway are set to a dvorak keyboard. So if you are using a normal qwerty keyboard remember to change the layout back to normal in the sway config and possibly change the sway keybinds around in the keymap config.