gigibytes/labwc-desktop

labwc desktop "environment" config

My personal gruvbox-themed Arch Linux + labwc rice

Screenshots

wallpaper higher res version

List of Applications

• WM / Compositor - labwc
• Lockscreen - gtklock (script for syncing with waypaper) (ios-style config here)
  • do note that the script requires fish as the command behaves erratically with bash
  • apple-fonts required for ios style theme, provided here
  • you can change the font style, weight, size, and color by editing ~/.config/gtklock/clock-settings
• Idle Control - swayidle
• Bar - waybar
• Wallpapers - swaybg with waypaper for GUI frontend
• Notifications - dunst with rofi for actions
• App Launcher - nwg-drawer
• Display Manager - ly
• Power Menu - rofi
• Terminal - kitty

Other Applications

• MATE applications (caja, atril, eom, engrampa, mate-polkit)
• Task manager - resources
• Browser - Firefox (css config here)
• Spotify client - AUR client with Spicetify (theme included here)
• Audio mixer - pavucontrol
• Bluetooth manager - blueman
• Fetching tool - fastfetch
• Shell - fish
• Pokemon sprites - pokemon-colorscripts
• Display management - kanshi

Themes

• Openbox Theme - Vent (icons only)
• GTK theme - gruvbox-material-gtk
• Kvantum theme - gruvbox-material-brown (slightly modified)
• Icons - Gruvbox-Plus-Dark
• Cursors - Bibata Modern Cursors (gruvbox themed)

Fonts

• IosevkaTermSlab Nerd Font
• IosevkaAile (for gtk and qt apps)
• New York (for lockscreen)

Keybinds

• App launcher - Win-Space
• File manager - Win-F
• Open terminal Win-Enter
• Task manager - Ctrl-Shift-Esc
• Screenshot - Win-Shift-S or PrtSc
• Lock screen - Win-L

Notes

• You may want to configure kanshi for your own display config.
• You may also have to adjust padding of lockscreen login prompt depending on your screen resolution. For ≤1080p users, adjusting the padding is a must as it will overlap with the media player or in some cases, prevent gtklock from starting due to the login prompt being out of bounds.
• These dotfiles are constantly changing and improving. If you really want to keep updated with my changes, it'd probably be wiser to just symlink the subdirectories to your ~/.config folder and just git pull periodically. (needs testing on my end but should work)

Getting Started

• I have provided a simple install script, recommended for a clean Arch installation:

cd ~/
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/unwiredfromreality/dots-and-stuff/master/install.sh -O ~/install.sh && sh install.sh

Note that firefox css theme will have to be applied manually. Open firefox, enable toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets in about:config, then copy over the chrome folder:

cd ~/dots-and-stuff
cp -r chrome ~/.mozilla/firefox/*default-release/

Spotify and spicetify may be installed manually; theme will be applied upon running spicetify apply for first time.