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My personal system configurations for a custom Wayland desktop environment.

--- ## What's Inside? My current setup is built around these core components: - **[Hyprland](https://hyprland.org/):** A highly customizable dynamic tiling Wayland compositor. - **[Waybar](https://github.com/Alexays/Waybar):** A customizable, modular status bar. - **[AGS](https://github.com/Aylur/ags):** Aylur's Gtk Shell, used for creating custom, scriptable desktop widgets. - **Dynamic Theming:** Seamlessly integrated with Pywal to extract color palettes from wallpapers and apply them instantly across the entire system (widgets, terminal, status bar). ### Directory Structure - **`hypr/`**: Hyprland configurations (keybindings, window rules, animations, layout settings, and autostart). - **`waybar/`**: Status bar layout, CSS styling, and custom interactive modules. - **`ags/`**: Custom desktop widgets built with TypeScript and GTK. - **`scripts/`**: Global utility scripts seamlessly exposed as commands by the installer. - **`wallpapers/`**: A collection of local custom wallpapers for dynamic theming. - **`omarchy/hooks/`**: Event hooks for the Omarchy system (e.g. automatically applying dynamic themes when changing wallpapers). - **`branding/`**: Custom ASCII art and system branding assets. ## Custom Commands The installer automatically exposes scripts from the `scripts/` directory as global commands: - **`blob_wallpaper [path]`**: Sets your background using Omarchy's background system. If used with an image from `~/wallpapers/` or a valid path, it leverages Pywal to generate a full system color palette and dynamically updates the `blob-dynamic` theme, AGS widgets, and Waybar. - **`blob_glass [on|off|toggle]`**: A quick toggle to enable or disable window transparency on the fly. - **`blob_wifi`**: A streamlined script to connect to the GMU Eduroam Wi-Fi network using `iwd` and `systemd-resolved` (replaces NetworkManager). ## Installation An automated installer script (`install.sh`) is provided to safely apply these configurations to your system. ```bash # Run the standard installer ./install.sh # See what would change without modifying any files (dry run) ./install.sh --check # Force overwrite of any existing local changes ./install.sh --force ``` ### Installer Features 1. **Safety First:** Computes file hashes to detect local changes. Backs up existing configurations before applying updates. 2. **Auto-Deployment:** Copies the tracked configurations seamlessly into your `~/.config/` directory. 3. **Command Wrapping:** Automatically sets up scripts from the `scripts/` directory as global commands in `~/.local/bin/`. 4. **Dependency Management:** Automatically installs missing system dependencies (like `python-pywal` and `imagemagick`). 5. **Shell Integration:** Injects the necessary paths into your `~/.bashrc`, `~/.zshrc`, and system-wide profiles. 6. **Instant Refresh:** Automatically restarts background services like `waybar` and `ags` so changes take effect immediately.