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Needed Colours

  • accent_colour_1
  • accent_colour_2
  • accent_colour_3
  • primary_colour
  • background_colour
  • shadow_colour
  • inactive_colour

TODO

  • Astal
    • Bar
    • Notifications
    • Quick controls
    • Wlogout replacement
    • Media controls
    • AppLauncher (possibly, if anyrun is no good)
    • OSD (see here)
    • Open Window List for bar when hovering over window title and per-workspace when hovering over workspace
  • Text recognition
  • Theming
    • Vivado dark mode
    • GTK
    • QT
    • Librewolf
    • Astal
    • Hyprland
    • Rofi
    • nvim
    • yazi
    • kitty
    • DisplayManager
    • Cursor (maybe stick with oreo cursor, or otherwise find good replacement)
  • Rofi
    • Spotlight-Search (or replace with anyrun)
    • Wallpaper selector (that automatically triggers the theming script)
  • Kitty
    • Configure colours
  • Hyprland
    • Keybinds: Resize window, move window, open calculator, plus more programs
    • Read docs
    • battery management
  • Programs
    • New image viewer (eog)
    • Other pdf reader (maybe -> zathura)
    • Maybe TUI archive manager (felix-rs)
  • Lazygit
    • Configure
  • Nvim (other repo)
    • Replace notification handler (noice)
    • Configure formatters (of Java, Cpp, TS/JS/Vue, Python)
    • Maybe: Add extra configs to commentbox
  • Yazi
    • More keybinds
    • Configure
    • Drag and drop support?
    • Check out plugins
  • SDDM
    • Replace with LightDM or ensure theming works, but prefer replacing
  • Scripts
    • Installer (after the basic OS setup is done (= from chroot onwards))
    • Theming script
    • Installer for configs
    • Vivado cleanup (run after vivado and hope vivado is blocking (or simply execute vivado in /tmp))
    • migrate to zoxide from autojump
    • properly swap escape and caps (at lowest level possible)

Using astal (https://aylur.github.io/astal, which is gjs based), write a component that takes as argument a UIComponent array (pre-defined interface) and depending on what subclass of that interface it is renders a different component for each element. I have the type definitions of UIComponent below. The possible subclasses are LargeUIComponent, MediumUIComponent, ListUIComponent and CalculationUIComponent. Design-wise, I would like to have something similar to GNOME's layout.