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# Showcase
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This contains My Fedora Linux dotfiles for a Hyprland-looks in **GNOME** setup.
**ENJOY!**
-Rion Zaphkiel
> [!WARNING]
>
> All Configurations were meant to be used with `Pywal`
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## GNOME Extensions
🪟 Forge
### Description
Tiling and window manager for GNOME.
### Settings
You can follow my settings to get the same style in screenshot below, or you can tweak it as you will.
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🌫️ Blur My Shell
### Description
Adds a blur look to different parts of the GNOME Shell, including the top panel, dash and overview.
### Settings
You can follow my settings to get the same style in screenshot below, or you can tweak it as you will.
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🎛️ Just Perfection
### Description
Tweak Tool to Customize GNOME Shell, Change the Behavior and Disable UI Elements.
### Settings
You can follow my settings to get the same style in screenshot below, or you can tweak it as you will.
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🎵 Media Controls
### Description
Show controls and information of the currently playing media in the panel.
### Settings
You can follow my settings to get the same style in screenshot below, or you can tweak it as you will.
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🍹 Open Bar
### Description
Top Bar / Top Panel , Menus , Dash / Dock , Gnome Shell , Gtk Apps theming. Open the bar and let the colors flow.
### Settings
You can follow my settings to get the same style in screenshot below, or you can tweak it as you will.
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⚡ Quick Settings Tweaks
### Description
Enhances the quick settings menu with extra toggles and controls.
### Settings
You can follow my settings to get the same style in screenshot below, or you can tweak it as you will.
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✨ Other cool extension
- Clipboard Indicator : The most popular clipboard manager for GNOME
- Workspace Indicator : Put an indicator on the panel signaling in which workspace you are, and give you the possibility of switching to another one.
- Move Workspace Indicator : Replace native Activities Indicator by Workspace Indicator. Nothing else. Obviously, you have to install and activate official Workspace Indicator extension.
- System Monitor : Monitor system from the top bar
- Unblank lock screen : Unblank lock screen. Helping for ricing showcase
## Applications
🎨 BetterDiscord
### Overview
- ✔️ BetterDiscord is a client mod with endless flexibility and addons. The only limit to the customization is your own imagination.
- 🧩 Extending the platform is as easy as clicking install on a plugin or theme.
- 🎨 BetterDiscord will help you have a beautiful and more useful user experience on Discord.
### Installation
1. Install [BetterDiscord](https://docs.betterdiscord.app/users/getting-started/installation#manual-installation).
2. Restart Discord.
### Configuration
1. On Settings > BetterDiscord > Enable Custom CSS and Enable Transparency.
2. Paste the `.config/BetterDiscord` into `~/.config/BetterDiscord`
3. `discord-pywalsync.sh` is used to overwrite the css color with pywal generated color palette. The script calls as a hook when running `wallpaper-picker.sh` so it automatically matches the color whenever you change your wallpaper.
### Notes
⚠️ BetterDiscord is third-party and not officially supported by Discord. Use at your own risk.
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📊 btop
### Overview
Resource monitor that shows usage and stats for processor, memory, disks, network and processes.
### Installation
1. Install [btop](https://github.com/aristocratos/btop?tab=readme-ov-file#installation)
### Configuration
1. Paste the `.config/btop` into `~/.config/btop`
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🎶 Cava
### Overview
Cross-platform Audio Visualizer. Cava is a bar spectrum audio visualizer for terminal or desktop (SDL).
### Installation
1. Install [cava](https://github.com/karlstav/cava?tab=readme-ov-file#installing)
### Configuration
1. Paste the `.config/cava` into `~/.config/cava`
2. `cava-pywalsync.sh` is used to match the cava color with pywal generated color palette. The script calls as a hook when running `wallpaper-picker.sh` so it automatically matches the color whenever you change your wallpaper.
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⚡ Fastfetch
### Overview
Fastfetch is a neofetch-like tool for fetching system information and displaying it in a visually appealing way. It is written mainly in C, with a focus on performance and customizability. Currently, it supports Linux, macOS, Windows 7+, Android, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, DragonFly, Haiku, and SunOS.
### Installation
1. Install [fastfetch](https://github.com/fastfetch-cli/fastfetch?tab=readme-ov-file#installation)
### Configuration
1. Paste the `.config/fastfetch` into `~/.config/fastfetch`
2. `wallpaper-picker.sh` changes the logo and the wife name, based on the wallpaper name. i.e. if the file name is `Arknight_Theresa`, then the logo will set into `john_arknight` and the wife name into `Theresa`.
3. `fastfetch_auto.sh` is a script that detects the change of fastfetch config and reloads it, so you don’t have to call fastfetch multiple times.
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🌈 Pywal
### Overview
Pywal is a tool that generates a color palette from the dominant colors in an image. It then applies the colors system-wide and on-the-fly in all of your favourite programs.
### Installation
1. Install [pywal](https://github.com/dylanaraps/pywal/wiki/Installation)
### Configuration
1. Paste the `.config/wal` into `~/.config/wal`
2. `wallpaper-picker.sh` calls pywal to generate color palette based on the wallpaper name (if the theme exists) or the dominant color of your wallpaper. i.e. I have `.config/wal/themes/Arknights.json` so if I set my wallpaper to `Arknights_Amiya` it applies the predefined theme rather than the dominant color of the wallpaper. It also calls `.config/wal/hooks/hooks.sh`.
3. `hooks.sh` syncs the theme across all of the applications that are being used.
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🖥️ WezTerm
### Overview
WezTerm is a powerful cross-platform terminal emulator and multiplexer written by @wez and implemented in Rust.
### Installation
1. Install [wezterm](https://wezterm.org/installation)
### Configuration
1. Paste the `.config/wezterm` into `~/.config/wezterm`
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🚪 Wlogout
### Overview
A Wayland-based logout menu.
### Installation
1. Install [wlogout](https://github.com/ArtsyMacaw/wlogout)
### Configuration
1. Paste the `.config/wlogout` into `~/.config/wlogout`
2. `wlogout-pywalsync.sh` is used to get your set wallpaper, and makes it blur to use as a background in wlogout.
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🔍 Wofi
### Overview
Wofi is a launcher/menu program for wlroots-based Wayland compositors such as sway.
### Installation
1. Install [wofi](https://github.com/SimplyCEO/wofi?tab=readme-ov-file#building)
### Configuration
1. Paste the `.config/wofi` into `~/.config/wofi`
2. `wallpaper-picker.sh` calls wofi to show the thumbnail of available wallpapers — don’t forget to set the right path to your wallpaper directory.
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✨ Other cool applications
- 🎵 **kew**: Listen to music in the terminal.
- 💻 **CMatrix**: A terminal screensaver that simulates the “Matrix rain” effect, just like in the movie.
## Script
> [!WARNING]
>
> To fully utilize the scripts, you need to install a few dependencies:
>
> ```
> jq
> ImageMagick
> wofi
> pywal
> ```
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🖼 wallpaper-picker.sh
### What it does
- Provides a wallpaper picker using **Wofi** with image thumbnails.
- Automatically applies Pywal colors, updates GNOME wallpaper, changes Fastfetch logo, and runs hooks.
- Integrates with **Pywalfox** to update Firefox theme.
### Notes on Color Backends
Pywal supports different color extraction backends that slightly change the generated palette.
You can switch backends by adding the `--backend` argument after `"$WAL_BIN" -i "$SELECTED"` in `wallpaper-picker.sh`.
- **wal (default)** → balanced palette, optimized for terminals.
- **colorz** → stronger contrast, fewer dominant colors. (Looks great on Chiori wallpapers).
- **haishoku** → softer palettes with lower contrast.
This setup is optimized for the default **wal** backend.
However, you can further customize the derived color variables if you’re not satisfied with the results:
- 🎶 For **Cava**, change the gradient source in `cava-pywalsync.sh`, e.g.
```bash
COLOR1=$(jq -r '.colors.color8' "$WAL_COLORS")
```
to
```bash
COLOR1=$(jq -r '.colors.color5' "$WAL_COLORS")
```
- 💬 For Discord, edit the variables inside `~/.config/BetterDiscord/bd-template.css`, replacing var(--color) with another Pywal color of your choice.
#### Installing extra backends
```bash
pip install colorz
pip install haishoku
```
#### Color Backend Palette Comparison
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🎶 cava-pywalsync.sh
### What it does
- Syncs **Cava’s** gradient colors with Pywal’s generated color scheme.
- Automatically restarts Cava to apply the new colors.
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💬 discord-pywalsync.sh
### What it does
- Updates **BetterDiscord’s** `custom.css` file using Pywal colors.
- Combines your header, Pywal CSS, and template into one file.
- Ensures Discord follows the same color scheme as the rest of your rice.
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🖼 scaler-wallpaper.sh
### What it does
- Ensures all wallpapers are scaled to **1920x1080** resolution.
- Converts them to `.png` format if necessary.
- Moves the original wallpaper to `~/Pictures/.backup` with incremental names for safe keeping.
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🚪 wlogout-pywalsync.sh
### What it does
- Generates a blurred and darkened version of your current wallpaper for **Wlogout** background.
- Updates `style.css` for Wlogout with Pywal colors.
- Keeps logout menu consistent with your rice.
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## 🛠 Help & Setup Guide
> [!WARNING]
> The instructions below will **overwrite your existing config files**.
> Don’t worry — your old configs will be safely moved into a backup folder with a timestamp.
Quick setup instructions:
### Option A — Automated install (recommended)
1. Clone the repo
```bash
git clone https://github.com/SeraphimeZelel/rion-ricing.git ~/.rion-dotfiles
cd ~/.rion-dotfiles
```
2. Run the combined installer
```bash
./install.sh
```
- Installs required applications for GNOME rice
- Creates symbolic links for configs into `~/.config`
- Links scripts from `.script/` into `~/.local/bin` and makes them executable
- Backs up existing configs/scripts into a timestamped folder in your home
> Note: If you only want to install applications, run `./install-apps.sh`.
### Option B — Manual steps
1. **Clone the repo**
```bash
git clone https://github.com/SeraphimeZelel/rion-ricing.git ~/.rion-dotfiles
```
2. **Symlink the config files**
```bash
#!/bin/bash
DOTFILES="$HOME/.rion-dotfiles/.config"
CONFIG="$HOME/.config"
BACKUP="$HOME/.config-backup-$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S)"
mkdir -p "$BACKUP"
for dir in "$DOTFILES"/*; do
name=$(basename "$dir")
# if ~/.config/dir exists, move it to backup
if [ -e "$CONFIG/$name" ]; then
echo "Backing up $CONFIG/$name → $BACKUP/$name"
mv "$CONFIG/$name" "$BACKUP/"
fi
# create symlink
echo "Linking $dir → $CONFIG/$name"
ln -s "$dir" "$CONFIG/$name"
done
echo "✅ All configs linked. Backup saved in $BACKUP"
```
3. **Symlink the scripts**
```bash
ln -s ~/.rion-dotfiles/.script/* ~/.local/bin
```
4. **Make scripts executable**
```bash
chmod +x ~/.local/bin/*
```
> Don’t forget to install GNOME extensions manually from https://extensions.gnome.org:
> Forge, Blur My Shell, Just Perfection, Open Bar, Quick Settings Tweaks.
## 📝 Notes
If `wallpaper-picker.sh` fails to set your wallpaper, try renaming the file with the prefix `Anything_`.
Example:
```
Endfield_NotReal.png
Endfield_Tomorrow.png
```
### ⌨️ Keyboard Shortcut
| Name | Command | Shortcut |
| ---------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | ----------- |
| File Manager | `nautilus` | `Super + E` |
| Wallpaper Picker | `/home/yourname/.local/bin/wallpaper-picker.sh` | `Alt + W` |
| WezTerm | `wezterm` | `Super + T` |
| wlogout | `wlogout` | `Alt + L` |
| wofi | `wofi` | `Alt + F` |
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