[XMonad] Switching to Kanagawa

IcyThought@discuss.online to Unixporn@lemmy.ml – 103 points – 1 years ago

GitHub Repository: Snowflake (Nix Flake)
Distribution: NixOS
Keyboard Manager: KMonad
Window Manager: XMonad
Status-Bar: Taffybar
Display Manager: LightDM-mini-greeter
GTK Theme: Kanagawa GTK
Icon Theme: Kanagawa Icons
Cursor Theme: Bibata-Cursor (Modern-Classic)
Font: Victor Mono Nerd Font
Terminal: Alacritty + Tmux
Editor: Emacs - Irkalla (Emacs Conf)
Wallpaper: Ismail Inceoglu - Chaos Invoked
Browser: Firefox

Everything else not listed in this comment can be found in the repository linked above.

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GitHub Repository: Snowflake (Nix Flake)
Distribution: NixOS
Keyboard Manager: KMonad
Window Manager: XMonad
Status-Bar: Taffybar
Display Manager: LightDM-mini-greeter
GTK Theme: Kanagawa GTK
Icon Theme: Kanagawa Icons
Cursor Theme: Bibata-Cursor (Modern-Classic)
Font: Victor Mono Nerd Font
Terminal: Alacritty + Tmux
Editor: Emacs - Irkalla (Emacs Conf)
Wallpaper: Ismail Inceoglu - Chaos Invoked
Browser: Firefox

Everything else not listed in this comment can be found in the repository linked above.

Why taffybar, instead of Xmobar or polybar? Granted, I've had issues with both, so that's why I'm asking about taffybar.

Because:

Taffybar is written in Haskell!
It is as fluid as Elkowar's Widgets is!

What you see in this screenshot is my neglect from ricing it properly to be honest. Haven't really had the time to tinker with Haskell..

Wait, that beautiful thing is neglected??? I can only imagine what it would be like if configured extensively.