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my (incomplete) dark aero bspwm setup
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my (incomplete) dark aero bspwm setup
this took forever to set up but its as done as it will get for now, maybe later i'll update it to be more consistent
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Re: my (incomplete) dark aero bspwm setup
ur way braver than i am trying to do this w a tiling wm lollllll. looks pretty good so far !
(also i see that audacious window. glad to see a fellow burial fan <3)
(also i see that audacious window. glad to see a fellow burial fan <3)
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poptart
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Re: my (incomplete) dark aero bspwm setup
its even harder on Xorg surprisingly, i had a more aero-like setup on Niri cause Waybar and Wofi let you use CSS for styling, but ive been having small annoyances with Wayland the entire time i've been using it so i went back to Xorg for now.laserdream wrote: Tue Nov 11, 2025 6:21 pmur way braver than i am trying to do this w a tiling wm lollllll. looks pretty good so far !
(also i see that audacious window. glad to see a fellow burial fan <3)
edit: forgot to say YAY ANOTHER BURIAL FAN!! its more rare than u think for others to know who he is, or maybe the ppl i meet just aren't tapped in.
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Re: my (incomplete) dark aero bspwm setup
thats three things ive never heard of, scary. ill stick w my xfce and gtk jank thankspoptart wrote: Tue Nov 11, 2025 6:33 pmits even harder on Xorg surprisingly, i had a more aero-like setup on Niri cause Waybar and Wofi let you use CSS for styling, but ive been having small annoyances with Wayland the entire time i've been using it so i went back to Xorg for now.laserdream wrote: Tue Nov 11, 2025 6:21 pmur way braver than i am trying to do this w a tiling wm lollllll. looks pretty good so far !
(also i see that audacious window. glad to see a fellow burial fan <3)
edit: forgot to say YAY ANOTHER BURIAL FAN!! its more rare than u think for others to know who he is, or maybe the ppl i meet just aren't tapped in.
CSS for styling is interesting tho ... dont think ive ever seen that. would be v nice to have smth like that for gtk. trying to get others themes working is a nightmare
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Re: my (incomplete) dark aero bspwm setup
yea wayland is a different beast...laserdream wrote: Tue Nov 11, 2025 6:48 pmthats three things ive never heard of, scary. ill stick w my xfce and gtk jank thanks
CSS for styling is interesting tho ... dont think ive ever seen that. would be v nice to have smth like that for gtk. trying to get others themes working is a nightmare
also gtk is kinda css, its closer to sass which is what most gtk theme creators use to develop themes, but it's extremely messy css. especially gtk 4, which some themes for it can be thousands of lines long. at least it isn't qt, which pretty much your only bet of making a theme for it is through kvantum.
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