• Father_Redbeard@lemmy.ml
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    23 hours ago

    I do love me some gruvbox. First thing I switch with a new install of Obsidian, or anything else that has it…

  • Victor@lemmy.world
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    1 day ago

    Does that system bar come with Niri or is that something other compositors can use?

    • myxi@toast.oooOPEnglish
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      1 day ago

      I’m using Waybar for the system bar. It should work on most Wayland compositors.

      • Victor@lemmy.world
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        1 day ago

        Ah, neat. I’m using that too but I’m fairly new to it, as I haven’t used it for many years. Do you mind sharing your config for it?

        • myxi@toast.oooOPEnglish
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          1 day ago

          Eventually I’m going to push it my dotfiles Git repository, but right now I’m still figuring out the theming so it’s not up yet.

              • Victor@lemmy.world
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                23 hours ago

                Much appreciated! I’ll use this as a sort of reference while I’m combing through the Waybar wiki and configuring my own. 😊👍

                One thing I’m eager to get working is to somehow animate switching workspaces. I have my workspaces looking like little pills right now. Small, round circles. But I want the selected workspace to kind of expand and stretch into an elongated pill upon being selected.

                Would you happen to know if this is at all possible or is it not worth attempting because it wouldn’t be supported?

                • myxi@toast.oooOPEnglish
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                  23 hours ago

                  Waybar uses GTK stylesheets for the theming. In theory, GTK CSS does have support for transitions and animations, which could be used in your case. But I’d say it’s a hard sell still. That aside I’ve never tried them in GTK, so I wouldn’t know if they even work in practice or how far.

                  I think you have a shot at this with eww instead. But it’s harder to work with and you’ll need to make somewhat complex scripts I’d imagine.