🗃️ About

Hyprland is my default window manager. It has stunning animations (which I always wanted when I started using a WM), excellent Wayland support, dynamic tiling which I prefer over manual or hybrid and an amazing ecosystem of plugins and applications.

The plugins I'm using are the following:

• Hyprsplit
• Hyprexpo
• Hyprspace (Disabled)
• Dynamic Cursors (Disabled)
• Hyprtrails (Disabled)

Alongside this plugins, I use some specific apps from the hypr ecosystem

• Hyprlock
• Hypridle
• Hyprpicker
• pyprland
• Hyprshot (Script)
• Hyprfreeze (Script)

Focusing in the config, hyprland.conf imports every config file, from the binds to the inputs, monitors or the theme.

if you wanna change something in specific, here is a list of things that I use as a base for my dotfiles:

Configure the workspaces or the monitors, check out this program.

Wanna see or add new bindings, check this file.

Maybe you want to add a new app or service to autostart, Check this

If you want to add a new script to the config, go to this folder.

If you have any other default programs, you can edit this file to set your defaults.

🔧 Setup

📦 Extensions Installation

You can manage and install extensions with hyprpm, a package manager that ships by default with hyprland. Here's a quick reference guide for installing, updating and removing extensions.

WARNING

hyprpm update may not work. This is and issue with hyprland and its plugins, not with the dotfiles themselves.

# Installing an extension
hyprpm add <repo-link>

# To update all extensions
hyprpm update

# To remove an specific extension
hyprpm remove <extension-name>

After you install an extension, make sure to enable it:

hyprpm enable <extensions-name>