uhh i have a dark ver one, but idk if to post it or not

i'm forced to use it because some people (friends) are in there, and using element (or similar) is too "crappy"

i also "switched" (i really just added the repos to arch linux) to add both the nonprism and libre repositories (i'm currently not using the libre repo due to issues with it (spooky), your-freedom also messes with some hyprland dependencies)

the logo is nice, and i also like the name (it means "pay attention" in a joke-ish way over here! it obviously means other thing, though)

so yes! i guess i'm killing all the purpose of parabola with these screenshots

btw, i took a long time trying to make grub work after adding the repos (and libre-fying some stuff) which was sort of annoying (i had to chroot more than 10 times in one day!)

i'm just going to c+p the lines inside hyprland.conf

    blur {
        enabled      = true
        size         = 5   # 3 (def)
        passes       = 3   # 1 (def)
        noise        = 0.2 # 0.1 is good aswell
        popups       = true
    }

yes, i comment the defaults so i don't forget

i hope you reconsider

i like the non-smooth edges! though, the transparency of the windows (and the wallpaper) make the text quite hard to read (or is it just me?) ((or is it just the font size???)) anyways, cool setup! i like it

easier to use (and understand) than searxng or searx while also being very awesome sauce!

you may want to read the about page for 4get as well 'cause i'm not good at this!!

librewolf with FF ULTIMA userchrome

here's one i missed (this one was taken before all of the above, btw!)

you add a keybinding! (i think)

i sort of just use grimblast with a keybinding:

bind = ,Print, exec, grimblast copysave screen

i obviously have other ones, but i mostly use that one for full-desktop screenshots

thanks! i appreciate that!

XTerm.vt100.scrollBar: false in your .Xresourcesfile

I actually don't know this! Though, I do believe it is the default monospace font.

thanjsk :-)

blur that just rocks

you may want to check out n0tch2k! pretty big inspiration!

::: spoiler here's one of their posts, if you're curious:

:::

...same

I don't! Though, I do leave them floating! (Maybe I'm too lazy to 're-tile' them?)

You could set them to float with a keybind like this:

bind = SUPER SHIFT, F, togglefloating

There's also windowrulev2, which just makes it float automatically:

windowrulev2 = float,class:^(proccessname)$

Do not trust me on this though! There is probably a better way to do so!

if you switch, tell me! i want to know how it goes for you!

and also, thanks! means a lot, really!

i know! libredirect and librewolf also come with it

that's why im using it

you need to either edit configuration files (these are mostly inside the .config/ directory, which is inside your profile (home) directory) or use graphical applications such as Gnome Tweaks for tweaking GTK themes and stuff

btw, you should probably ask in one of the Linux-related communities (!linux@lemmy.ml, !linux4noobs@programming.dev, !linuxquestions@lemmy.zip as examples) and don't take my word for this!!! i'm very dumb! (if you avoid this warning i will be forced to reply the best i possibly can)

Fedora → Ultramarine → Arch Linux → NixOS → dual booting NixOS + EndeavourOS → dual booting EndeavourOS + something I don't remember the name of → something I don't remember the name of → NixOS → SolydXK → NixOS → CROWZ → NixOS → Ultramarine Linux → FreeBSD → Devuan → FreeBSD → Arch Linux → Parabola GNU/Libre → Ultramarine Linux

All of that happened around September of the last year and this year! I also did not count how much I stayed in those!

Fedora was my first, it being recommended on somewhere made me install it on a USB stick, After doing so, I did the installer without knowing what it was for and ended up purging my hard drive. I did not think too much of it, and continued using it until I found about Ultramarine Linux; I was tired of the Fedora login loop that I had, so I decided to just install Ultramarine, and guess what? It happened again! I was annoyed (angry), so I installed Arch Linux instead. As expected, I had to fix stuff from time to time, which was tedious. Er, I decided to install NixOS and — Okay, I'll end it here. My hands already hurt from all the typing and I didn't think it would take this long just to write this thing. Feel free to ask anything, but be aware, I do not remember a lot about this!

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