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# Hyprland & Critical Softwares
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With the prerequisite base system established, we proceed to the core of this guide. This section delineates the process of installing Hyprland and configuring critical system software to ensure a robust and efficient workflow.
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### Hyprland Installation
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## Hyprland Installation
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1. **Install Hyprland:**
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```
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To access web resources, open Kitty and execute `brave-browser` to launch the Brave browser.
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### Critical System Components
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## Critical System Components
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1. **XDG Desktop Portal:** The XDG Desktop Portal is crucial for handling desktop functionalities such as file dialogs and screensharing.
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```
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exec-once=/usr/bin/dunst
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```
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### Hyprland Session Reload
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## Hyprland Session Reload
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After installing the critical software components and making the necessary configurations, restart your Hyprland session to ensure all new settings and software are properly initialized and integrated.
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Next: [Basic Configuration](basic_configuration.md)
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# Prerequisites
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This guide assumes understanding of Linux systems, particularly [Arch Linux](https://archlinux.org/). The following prerequisites are essential for the seamless installation and setup of Hyprland on your system.
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#### Base System
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## Base System
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**Arch Linux:** A minimal Arch Linux Installation is required. It's assumed that you're well-versed with the [Arch installation process]((https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Installation_guide)) and have a functional base system ready for Hyprland integration.
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#### Toolbox Essentials
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## Toolbox Essentials
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1. **AUR Helper:** An [AUR helper](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/AUR_helpers) s indispensable for efficient package management from the Arch User Repository. While the choice of helper is discretionary, I'm partial to [yay](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/yay) for its efficiency and user-friendliness.
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```
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pacman -S tar
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#### Assumed Competencies
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## Assumed Competencies
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* **Basic Linux Command Line Knowledge:** You'll be spending some quality time in the terminal, so make sure you're comfortable with the command line.
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* **Package Management:** Understanding how to install and manage packages using pacman and an AUR helper is a must.
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* **Troubleshooting:** Some hiccups may occur along the way, so basic troubleshooting skills will come in handy.
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#### Additional Recommendations
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## Additional Recommendations
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* **Backup Your Data:** Ensure you have backups of any important data before embarking on this journey.
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* **Update Your System:** Keep your system up to date before starting the installation to avoid any potential conflicts.
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With these prerequisites in place, you're primed to delve into the intricacies of the Simple Hyprland guide and craft a cool, tiling-based environment on your Arch Linux system.
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Next: [Core Installation](installation_Hypr.md)
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**Next:** [Core Installation](installation_Hypr.md)
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# Theming, Look & feel
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In this guide, we'll transform your Hyprland setup into a visually stunning environment by applying themes to various components. A well-themed desktop not only looks great but also enhances your workflow and overall user experience.
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### Installing Essential Tools
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## Installing Essential Tools
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#### nwg-look
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[nwg-look](https://github.com/nwg-piotr/nwg-look) simplifies the process of setting GTK themes, enabling a cohesive look across different toolkits.
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##### Adding QT Environment Variables
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We've already added the necessary QT environment variables during the basic configuration step.
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### Installing themes and icons
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## Installing themes and icons
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#### GTK Themes
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Place the themes in the system theme directory. For this guide, we'll install the [Catppuccin theme](https://github.com/catppuccin/catppuccin) taken from [hyprdots](https://github.com/prasanthrangan/hyprdots) repo, a visually appealing option.
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yay -S kvantum-theme-catppuccin
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### Setting the Themes
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## Setting the Themes
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1. Use `nwg-look` to set the global GTK and icon theme, and apply the changes.
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2. Open the `kvantummanager` (with sudo to apply as root theme), select the desired theme, and apply it.
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3. Open the `qt6ct` (QT6 Settings) and set the icon theme.
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By default all the configs we used in the previous tutorial are configured with catppuccin color theme.
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### Theming applications
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## Theming applications
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At this stage, you might want to theme specific applications to achieve a uniform look across your desktop environment.
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#### 1. Kitty: The terminal emulator
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cp ~/Simple-Hyprland/configs/dunst ~/.config/
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### Misc
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## Misc
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Some additional enhancements to elevate the overall feel and experience.
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#### 1. Adding blur to the windows
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**Pro Tip:** In your `hyprland.conf`, organize similar configurations together, such as variables, exec-once statements, and keybindings, for better readability and maintainability.
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#### 1. Status Bar: Waybar
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## Status Bar: Waybar
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[Waybar](https://github.com/Alexays/Waybar) provides real-time system information at a glance, ensuring you stay informed about your system's status.
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##### Installation
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exec-once=waybar
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#### 2. App Launcher: Tofi
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## App Launcher: Tofi
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[Tofi](https://github.com/philj56/tofi) offers a minimalistic, Wayland-native application launcher for efficient application access.
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##### Installation
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$menu = tofi-drun -c ~/.config/tofi/configA --drun-launch=true
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#### 3. Clipboard Manager: Cliphist
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## Clipboard Manager: Cliphist
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[Cliphist](https://github.com/sentriz/cliphist) enables you to keep track of your clipboard history, enhancing productivity when working with multiple pieces of information.
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##### Installation
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exec-once = wl-paste --type image --watch cliphist store
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#### 4. Wallpaper: Swww
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## Wallpaper: Swww
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[Swww](https://github.com/LGFae/swww) allows you to set and manage your desktop background, enhancing the visual appeal of your workspace.
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##### Installation
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bind = SUPER, N, exec, swww img ~/.config/assets/backgrounds/dark-cat-rosewater.png --transition-fps 255 --transition-type outer --transition-duration 0.8 # Change wallpaper
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#### 5. Color Picker: Hyprpicker
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## Color Picker: Hyprpicker
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[Hyprpicker](https://github.com/hyprwm/hyprpicker) allows you to select colors directly from your screen, a handy tool for design and development tasks.
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##### Installation
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bind = SUPER, P, exec, $colorPicker | wl-copy # Also copies to clipboard
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#### 6. Screen Locker: Hyprlock
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## Screen Locker: Hyprlock
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A screen locker secures your computer when you are away, preventing unauthorized access.
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##### Installation
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#### 7. Idle Manager: Hypridle
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## Idle Manager: Hypridle
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[Hypridle](https://github.com/hyprwm/hypridle) automatically locks your screen or takes other actions when your system is idle, enhancing security and power management.
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##### Installation
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#### 8. Logout Menu: Wlogout
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## Logout Menu: Wlogout
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[Wlogout](https://github.com/ArtsyMacaw/wlogout) provides a convenient way to log out, restart, or shut down your system.
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##### Installation
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#### 9. Taking Screenshots: Grimblast
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## Taking Screenshots: Grimblast
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[Grimblast](https://github.com/hyprwm/contrib/blob/main/grimblast/grimblast.1.scd) is a script that wraps around grim and slurp, providing enhanced functionality for capturing screenshots.
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##### Installation
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