This is a collection simple, lightweight widgets made for dwm. See the Github repo.
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thanks!
I like it, but now I'm a little sad that I just switched to Wayland
You can try eww
I thought you were dissing Wayland at first but I searched for good measure. It looks pretty sleek too!
huh, does this not work on wayland
Not since it depends on X. I don't use xwayland but I'm guessing that could work, just with more overhead.
why more overhead?
I haven't really looked at the details, but there might actually not be much overhead from the protocol itself. It does amount to running an X server beside Wayland though, I believe.
Is this catppuccin themed? Looks great :)
Thank you! Its gruvbox I think.
Dang these are cool widgets!
Everything seem to be neat but there is just one thing i couldnt bare with, please place play buttons icon just a bit right, i am sure it is in the center but since the left part is bigger it may seem better if it is near to right
Couldn't you fork the project and add an option to display icons centered in regards to their center of mass?
Yeah, but that was a suggestion for the OP, i dont like widgets indeed
I very much like the look of that.
Thank you!
Slick! Do you have a link for that wallpaper?
I will try it out tomorrow, thanks!
is the volume knob stereo friendly too
Are the program starters on your first workspace? Or do you launch apps through something like dmenu? Where is the Jupiter descending feed coming from?
I use dmenu to launch programs. The Jupiter feed is coming from a local file, which contains rising and setting times for a few planets for the next year.