WARNING : Every time you copy something from my repo to your home directory, you may be replacing an exisitng config. Make sure you have backups before replacing any file.
I am not responsible for dysfunctional systems and/or dead neighbors.
If there are any errors or something is missing, please let me know. I don't trust myself to get it right in one go...
git clone https://github.com/flyingcakes85/LoveBites
cd LoveBitesFurther commands will be run assuming your working directory is this git repo.
cd .themes
tar -xvf LoveBites.tar.gz
mkdir -p ~/.themes
cp LoveBites ~/.themes/ -rChange theme to LoveBites using Xfce's appearance settings from app launcher, or run xfce4-appearance-settings in a terminal.
Open Xfwm Setting to change Xfwm theme to LoveBites.
For design at bottom right, and the typography on sidebar
mkdir -p ~/.config/gtk-3.0
touch ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
cat .config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css >> ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
sed -i "s/YOURUSERNAME/$USER/g" ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
cp .config/gtk-3.0/.assets ~/.config/gtk-3.0/ -rcd .icons
tar -xvf PapirusRed.tar.gz
mkdir -p ~/.icons
cp PapirusRed ~/.icons/ -rChange icon theme to PapirusRed using Xfce's appearance settings from app launcher, or run xfce4-appearance-settings in a terminal.
I am using picom instead of the default Xfce compositor.
mkdir -p ~/.config/picom
cp .config/picom/picom.conf ~/.config/picom/picom.confOpen Window Manager Tweaks. In the last tab "Compositor", uncheck "Enable display compositing.
Add picom to Xfce session autostart. Run xfce4-session-settings in a terminal. In second tab "Application Autostart", click plus icon at bottom and add new entry. Set command as picom & and "Trigger" to "on login".
mkdir -p ~/.config/tint2
cp .config/tint2/* ~/.config/tint2/ -r
sed -i "s/lain/$USER/g" ~/.config/tint2/tint2rcAdd tint2 to Xfce session autostart. Run xfce4-session-settings in a terminal. In second tab "Application Autostart", click plus icon at bottom and add new entry. Set command as tint2 & and "Trigger" to "on login".
You can modify tint2 panel. Run tint2conf in a terminal and double click on the first entry.
cp .config/conky ~/.config/ -rMost probably you will need to play around with the offset values in .conkyrc to make it display properly.
Add tint2 to Xfce session autostart. Run xfce4-session-settings in a terminal. In second tab "Application Autostart", click plus icon at bottom and add new entry. Set command as conky & and "Trigger" to "on login".
I have used Iosevka. Specifically speaking, its the Nerd Font variant.
mkdir -p ~/.fonts
cd .fonts/
unzip Iosevka-33.3.1.zip
cp Iosevka-*.ttf ~/.fonts/- Concept and conky : Takami Chika by u/advanceduser
- Wallpaper : Rikka Takarada Minimalist by Kiddblaster
- All the City Pop and Future Funk I listened while I bunked my classes to work on this
- email : com dot protonmail at snehitsah
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