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Hyprland Rice

My personal Hyprland config

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-- Disclaimer --

I am not a developer/programmer, just a Linux enthusiast. All this configurations are just what I learned along the way by myself. You may encounter some redundant lines of code.

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• Distro • Arch Linux ?

• Window Manager • Hyprland ?

• Colorscheme • Catppuccin ?

  • Backup Colorscheme • Oxocarbon

• Shell • Zsh ? with

  • OhMyZsh ?‍?‍? with
    • zsh-autosuggestion
    • zsh-syntax-highlighting
    • zsh-completions
  • Starship

• Terminal • WezTerm

• Panel • Waybar ?

• Notication Daemon • Swaync ?

• Launcher • Rofi ⚓ with rofimoji ?

• File Manager • Nautilus ?️

• Music player • Spotify ?

• Editor • Neovim

  Installed plugins

  • Packer
  • lualine
  • nvim-treesitter
  • bufferline
  • nvim-tree.lua
  • nvim-ts-autotag
  • nvim-ts-rainbow
  • nvim-autopairs
  • which-key
  • telescope.nvim
  • nvim-lspconfig
  • cmp-nvim-lsp
  • cmp-buffer
  • cmp-path
  • cmp-cmdline
  • nvim-cmp
  • cmp-vsnip
  • vim-vsnip
  • lspkind-nvim
  • mason.nvim
  • mason-lspconfig.nvim
  • nvim-colorizer.lua
  • twilight.nvim
  • indent-blankline.nvim
  • nvim-comment
  • alpha-nvim
  • gitsigns.nvim
  • There's some other colorschemes inside lua/plugins.lua that I used in the past, but I will leave it there just in case.

• Backup Editor • Visual Studio Code

  Installed plugins

  • Auto Rename Tag
  • Catppuccin for VSCode
  • Oxocarbon
  • Code Spell Checker
  • Django
  • Font Awesome Auto-complete & Preview
  • HTML CSS Support
  • Indenticator
  • Markdown All in One
  • Prettier - Code formatter
  • Python
  • Rasi
  • Spanish - Code Spell Checker
  • vscode-icons

Before installation note

You can review the pkglist.txt file to remove the packages you don't want and replace the ones you like, but I cannot guarantee if don't work as expected. Please, read the disclaimer

Installation

1. Do a fresh Arch Linux installation. Remember to install git package during installation. You can also install on your existing installation, just skip to section 5.
2. Install paru. You can install whatever version you like, I prefer the binary version. You can also use whatever AUR helper you want, but remeber to uninstall paru at the end of the installation or remove the paru-bin line inside the pkglist.txt file

git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/paru-bin.git
cd paru-bin
makepkg -si

3. Fork this repository or download it.
4. If you forked it, use yadm to download your forked repo.

yadm clone https://github.com/youruser/yourforkedrepo.git

5. If you downloaded it or cloned it, copy everything to your home directory (all the .config and .local directory, and all the " . " files as well).
6. Use paru (or the AUR helper of choice) to install everything in the pkglist.txt file. You can use pacman too, but it won't install the AUR packages.

paru -S --needed - < pkglist.txt