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Minimal configuration for Tiling Window Manager ❤️

Main screen theme 4

Main screen theme 4

What is Tiling Window Manger (TWM) ? 🤔

A tiling window manager is a type of window manager used in graphical user interfaces (GUIs) where windows
are tiled to fit onto the screen without any overlapping. Instead of allowing users to freely move and resize
windows, a tiling window manager automatically arranges them in a non-overlapping grid-like pattern, maximizing
the use of screen real estate.

Tiling window managers are often used by power users and developers who value efficiency and productivity, as
they provide a fast and streamlined way to manage windows and applications. Some popular examples of tiling
window managers include i3, Awesome, and Xmonad.

Advantages and Disadvantages ✏️

🟢 Higher productivity
🟢 Extremely fast and lightweight
🟢 Very beautiful
🔴 Large learning curve
🔴 Increased keyboard usage

Getting Started 🚀

Starting with i3wm version 4.22, i3gaps is no longer required⚠️

Prerequisites

✅ Picom(jonaburg)
✅ ibhagwan/picom
✅ i3wm (only)

Fonts:

Digital 7
Iosevka Nerd Font
FontAwesome5Brands

Polybar installation on debian based systems 🛠

Update your system

sudo apt updade && sudo apt upgrade

Install polybar

sudo apt install polybar
cp $HOME/Downloads/dotfiles/setup/polybar/config.ini ~/.config/polybar/

For a complete installation and customization reference go to: Polybar

Polybar on Void Linux 🛠

Update your system

sudo xbps-install -Suvy

Getting polybar

sudo xbps-install -Svy polybar
cp $HOME/Downloads/dotfiles/setup/polybar/config.ini ~/.config/polybar/

Polybar on Arch/Artix Linux 🛠

Update your system

sudo pacman -Syyu

Getting polybar

sudo pacman -S polybar
cp $HOME/Downloads/dotfiles/setup/polybar/config.ini ~/.config/polybar/

How to add modules on your polybar ⚙️

Example default module in config file

[module/date]
type = internal/date
interval = 1
date = %H:%M
label =   %date%
label-foreground = #B9B9B9

Example custom module in config file

[module/example]
type = custom/script
exec = echo "Its a example"
click-left = "firefox https://github.com/rexionmars" &

format = <label>
format-prefix = "Github"
format-prefix-foreground = #101010
format-prefix-background = #000000

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