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README.md

Gianmarco's dotfiles

Get my super fancy setup with Polybar, zsh, powerlevel10k and my custom color scheme.

Screenshot from my r/unixporn post

Basic requirements

  • KDE Plasma for the color scheme and the icon pack (and Latte as the dock);
  • Polybar for the status bar (and Python for the media player module);
  • zsh and powerlevel10k for the fancy shell prompt (and pfetch if you want the ascii logo thing).

Extra stuff might be required for my Polybar scripts. Continue reading, don't be lazy.

How to install

After installing the dependencies, place the stuff like you see it in your home directory. Change the settings of your Plasma desktop, of your shell or terminal emulator, make Polybar launch at startup and you should be good to go. If you want pfetch to run when you open a terminal, append the line pfetch at the bottom of your .zshrc file (I didn't include mine because it has some Oh My Zsh bloat).

Explaining some things

Polybar

.config/polybar contains stuff from adi1090x's Polybar Themes repo with the addition of a custom folder called gmg which is a modified version of the material theme present in the same base directory. To launch Polybar with my theme, just run the launch.sh script with the flag --gmg. You might want to make a thing at login that automatically runs the command for you. Also a lot of the stuff in this custom theme has italian text so, unless you like pasta a lot, you might wanna change that.

I've got a few very simple stupid Polybar modules that I've made myself for my workflow. You can see what each of them do at gmg/user_modules.ini.

The custom modules

The bell icon runs xdotool to press a key combination associated with opening and closing Plasma's notification center, so you might want to adjust that to your setup. Same thing goes for the down pointing chevron which opens and closes Plasma's tray icons.

There is an update counter module that when you left-click on it, it will snapshot your system with Timeshift and run sudo pacman -Syu --no-confirm, when you right-click instead, it will open a window with the list of updates available (requires KDialog).

The padlock icon is supposed to unlock my Plasma vault folder, so change it if you want, otherwise get rid of it.

In gmg/modules.ini there are a few changes I've done to the network module: some lines are commented for Wi-Fi stuff, I suggest you touch those parameters if you're on a laptop or something. Here's an example.

A commented line for Wi-Fi

Here's a trick: if you changed some configs and you want to quickly restart Polybar, do a double right-click anywhere on the bar.

Again, since this originates from adi1090x's Polybar Themes repo there's some extra stuff that I don't use such as rofi menus and some extra icon modules that you might be interested in.

The Nightmare Magma color scheme

This is my own custom color scheme based on Breeze Dark, designed to be the opposite of my other color scheme called Dream Plasma: red and dark AF!!!

The color palette

This up here is the color palette, with the main color being Signature Red (#EB4034), the same kinda pinkish shade of red I've been using for my own branding. The shades of black have kind of a warm hue to them, especially the darker one, adding to the already warm shades of red. These colors are also used in the Polybar config.

The Nightmare Magma icon pack

This is just a slightly modified version of the Breeze Dark icons from KDE, the only difference is that all folder icons, including the Dolphin icon, are now... Take a guess... Red!

Some modified icons

Extras

My wallpaper

It's some mountain in Fronalpstock (Switzerland), the photo was taken by Boris Baldinger on unsplash.com. Click here to get it.

Firefox theme

Click here.