Remove Plasma with bspwm support

Use bspwm with XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=KDE instead.

.config/autostart-scripts/wal.sh

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
 #!/bin/sh
 
 # Set the color scheme with wal
-wal -o ~/.config/wal/bspwm_and_dunst.sh -R -n
+wal -Rn

.config/bspwm/bspwmrc

@@ -15,8 +15,10 @@ sxhkd &
 
 bspc monitor -d 1 2 3 4 5 6
 
-bspc config border_width        2
-bspc config window_gap          30
+# Overall look (top_padding from polybar)
+bspc config top_padding         80
+bspc config border_width        8
+bspc config window_gap          20
 
 bspc config split_ratio          0.50
 
@@ -38,47 +40,28 @@ xmodmap ~/.xmodmap
 # Make caps lock (left ctrl) work as escape
 xcape -e 'Control_L=Escape'
 
-# If we're in KDE Plasma, then add bottom padding for
-# the panel at the bottom.
-if [ "$XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP" == "KDE" ]; then
-  bspc config window_gap          20
-  bspc config bottom_padding      58
+# Set a temporary black background to avoid flash
+~/.config/feh/tile.sh 000000
 
-  # Make the application menu float instead of tile
-  bspc rule -a plasmashell    state=floating border=off
-
-else
-  # Set a temporary black background to avoid flash
-  ~/.config/feh/tile.sh 000000
-
-  # If running with VirtualBox client utilities, start them.
-  # Useful for automatically changing display resolution, etc.
-  if hash VBoxClient-all 2>/dev/null; then
-    VBoxClient-all
-  fi
-
-  # Overall look (top_padding from polybar)
-  bspc config top_padding         80
-  bspc config border_width        8
-  bspc config window_gap          20
-
-  # Set the color scheme to a random one. Note that this command
-  # needs to be run after any screen resolution changes.
-  wal -o ~/.config/wal/bspwm_and_dunst.sh -i ~/Pictures/Wallpapers
-
-  # Never blank the screen (disable power saving)
-  xset s off -dpms
-
-  # Start compton
-  compton -b
-
-  # Start polybar
-  ~/.config/polybar/launch.sh
-
-  # Start a terminal
-  # urxvtcd &
+# If running with VirtualBox client utilities, start them.
+# Useful for automatically changing display resolution, etc.
+if hash VBoxClient-all 2>/dev/null; then
+  VBoxClient-all
 fi
 
+# Set the color scheme to a random one. Note that this command
+# needs to be run after any screen resolution changes.
+wal -o ~/.config/wal/bspwm_and_dunst.sh -i ~/Pictures/Wallpapers
+
+# Never blank the screen (disable power saving)
+xset s off -dpms
+
+# Start compton
+compton -b
+
+# Start polybar
+~/.config/polybar/launch.sh
+
 # bspc rules
 bspc rule -a mpv            state=floating
 bspc rule -a feh            state=floating

.config/plasma-workspace/env/set_window_manager.sh

@@ -1 +0,0 @@
-export KDEWM=/usr/bin/bspwm

.config/wal/bspwm_and_dunst.sh

@@ -3,17 +3,12 @@
 # Source the colors from wal
 source "${HOME}/.cache/wal/colors.sh"
 
-# Set the border colors if bspwm is running
-if [ -n "$(wmctrl -m | grep 'bspwm')" ]; then
-  bspc config normal_border_color   "$color1"
-  bspc config active_border_color   "$color2"
-  bspc config focused_border_color  "$color15"
-  bspc config presel_feedback_color "$color1"
-fi
+# Set the border colors
+bspc config normal_border_color   "$color1"
+bspc config active_border_color   "$color2"
+bspc config focused_border_color  "$color15"
+bspc config presel_feedback_color "$color1"
 
-# Restart dunst with the new color scheme, only if
-# we're not using Plasma
-if ! [ "$DESKTOP_SESSION" == "Plasma" ]; then
-  pkill dunst
-  dunst -conf "${HOME}/.cache/wal/dunstrc"
-fi
+# Restart dunst with the new color scheme
+pkill dunst
+dunst -conf "${HOME}/.cache/wal/dunstrc" &