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| Filename | Latest commit message | Latest commit date |
|---|---|---|
| temperature | ||
| .gitignore | ||
| dunst.sh | ||
| genrofi | ||
| genspicetify | ||
| gentermcolour | ||
| genzathurarc | ||
| LICENSE | ||
| README.md | ||
| wal | ||
PechaScripts
This is just a collection of simple scripts that I've made, mostly for my personal i3 installation and ricing. If you wanna use wal to customise stuff, you might wanna take a look though.
List
- dunst.sh - configures the notification server dunst to use colours chosen by pywal whenever run. I use it on startup and from a
walwrapper for when I change the colours.dunst.shshould ideally be put in your$PATHor your dotfiles. - viscolourchanger - hooks into
waland cli-visualizer (hereaftervis) to updateviscolours to match the generated colourscheme. - genzathurarc - updated version from here. It was acting weird on my system so I messed around with it for a bit.
- wal wrapper - a wrapper for
walto run several of these scripts when called, thus automating the whole colour-changing process. Also available onviscolourchangerpage. - temperature - this is the first ever rust program I wrote! Im just a proud lil bean. It converts temperatures between Farenheit and Celsius and vice versa.
- gentermcolour - this regenerates Terminator's config file with the colours of current
walrun.