Welcome to the glorious dotfiles!

This is a collection/stash of my linux configurations also known as dotfiles. I don't know why did I wasted my time writing these, especially my AwesomeWM setups. Or maybe it's because... I did it for me. I liked it. I was good at it. And I was really -- I was alive. ;) So no wasted time after all. You're probably here because of my awesome dotfiles. So yeah, steal what you want. Don't forget to check my other projects!

Wiki here

The wiki will guide you to replicate my setups. So read the frickin' manual! If you post an issue that can be solve by reading it, I'll drop kick you.

Summary and details

If you're too lazy to read the wiki, here's some of the details you need to know.

Starring

• archlinux

  as distribution

• fish

  as shell

• awesomewm

  as window manager

• kitty

  as terminal emulator

• picom-git

  as compositor

• rofi

  as application launcher

• inter-font

  as the setup font

• trivago

  as hotel

Required dependencies

| Name | Description | Why/Where is it needed? | | --- | --- | --- | |

awesome-git

rofi

picom-git

inter-font

Installation and usage

1. Install the required dependencies. Note that there's also an optional dependencies.

2. Clone this repository.

   $ git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/manilarome/the-glorious-dotfiles/
   

3. Make sure to create a backup if you have a current AwesomeWM configuration.

4. Copy the

   the-glorious-dotfiles/config/awesome/SETUPNAME

   folder to your

   "${HOME}"/.config/

   . I'll just assume that you don't have an

   awesome

   folder in your

   ~/.config/

   :

   # Use the Floppy setup
   $ cp -r the-glorious-dotfiles/config/awesome/floppy $HOME/.config/awesome
   
   Use the GNawesOME setup
   $ cp -r the-glorious-dotfiles/config/awesome/gnawesome $HOME/.config/awesome
   Use the Linear setup
   $ cp -r the-glorious-dotfiles/config/awesome/linear $HOME/.config/awesome
   Use the Surreal setup
   $ cp -r the-glorious-dotfiles/config/awesome/surreal $HOME/.config/awesome
   

5. Change the global configuration in

   $HOME/.config/awesome/configuration/config.lua

   .

6. Reload AwesomeWM by pressing Super + Shift + r.

TODOs

My TODOs or roadmap for my awesomewm setups.

• [x] Scrollable Notification Center^{needs improvement}
• [x] Lockscreen PAM Integration
• [x] Multi-monitor support
  
• [x] Refactor for cleaner code^WIP
• [x] Extend the screen recorder widget's functionality
• [x] Adjust picom's blur strength using a slider

Selling the dotfiles

Why would I want this?

Core features

These are the features included in my AwesomeWM setups!

• Notification Center
• Dynamic Wallpaper
• File/Web Searching like macOS' Spotlight
• Application Dashboard
• Brightness and Volume OSDs
• Functional Trash Widget
• Built-in Screen Recorder Widget
• Built-in Calculator Widget
• Email Widget
• Weather Widget
• Quake Terminal
• Hardware Monitor
• Blue Light Filter Widgets
• Lockscreen Module with Face Capture and PAM Integration
• Easter eggs!^{Mostly bugs}
• Any many more!

I don't really rice just to make it beautiful, I want it to be also functional so that's why it's "bloated" with features.

Gallery

Some of these are outdated, so it is better if you try them yourself.

Floppy
Floppy was meant to be a clone of the infamous Flurry Desktop. I named it Floppy because I thought it would flop when I first posted it on r/unixporn. This is my favorite.

GNawesOME
Yes, GNawesOME is a weird name. GNawesOME was meant to be a GNOME clone. Instead, it became a hybrid of macOS, iOS, GNOME, and Deepin. I regret nothing.

Linear
A setup full of borders and lines. Awesome right?

Surreal
Yes, I copied the macOS Big Sur design. Many linux elitists will hate it but I don't care. Cry me a river.

More screenshots

| Lockscreen with PAM Integration | | --- | | |

| Application Menu | | --- | | |

| Exit Screen | | --- | | |

| Multihead | | --- | | |

| Rofi Global Search | | --- | | |

| blurredfox CSS theme for Firefox | | --- | | |

| glorious - lightdm-webkit2-theme | | --- | | |

| thunderblurred CSS theme for Thunderbird | | --- | | |

Credits

Grazie

• Contributors
• awesomewm devs
• The community of course