Note that instead of searching for the background at runtime, it is
likely possible to reference the background at build time when the
hyprland config is migrated to Nix.
Notable changes:
- Set a background, start yambar, set volume, and play audio on startup
- Remove gaps by default
- Remove blur
- Increase special scale factor
- Show red for xwayland windows
Changes include:
- fcitx5 support
- Removed middle click paste
- udiskie starts by default
- Internal screen is 1x scale by default
- Acceleration profile is flat
- swww settings added
- Gaps are smaller by default
- No border by default
- Master layout by default
- No rounding by default
- Special workspace uses fade animation
- New windows become master
- rofi used over of wofi
- Super+O to toggle waybar
- Super+U to toggle between master/dwindle layouts
- Super+S to toggle special workspace
- Super+Ctrl+[0-9] for river/dwm-like tag behavior
- Super+Alt for group keybinds
- Volume/brightness keybinds
I don't think I've ever had to change from SUPER in my years of using
Linux, and if I ever had to, it'd be a simple find and replace.
Using SUPER explicitly here makes things easier to read and understand
without having to worry about additional variables.
Super+Enter is now the infamous new terminal keybind, and Super+Q now
closes windows as expected.
Other changes include using a single instance for kitty and adding
basic screenshotting functionality.
This is huge and means that I no longer have to use the buggy libinput
hacks that I used previously. So far, I haven't experienced any bugs
with hyprland gestures that I experienced with libinput-gestures.
From my initial testing, hyprland seems quite nice and opens new windows
similar to bspwm. Not having to specify whether a window should open
horizontally or vertically makes things feel a lot smoother compared to
sway.
