My Linux Dotfiles (Hyprland)

Welcome to my personal dotfiles for a Wayland setup powered by Hyprland and a beautiful, cohesive UI/UX. This setup is customized to suit my workflow and preferences — feel free to take inspiration, but expect to tinker if you plan to use it directly.

⚠️ Note: These dotfiles are tailored specifically for my system. They may not work out-of-the-box for others.

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📸 Showcase

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🔧 Components

Colors and Theming done using Pywal and Matugen.

Hyprland

• Dynamic tiling Wayland window manager
• Configured for gaps, rounded corners, blur, and animations
• Custom keybindings, window rules, and per-monitor settings
• Config
• Hyprland

Waybar

• Clean and modular status bar
• Modules: Workspaces, CPU, RAM, network, battery, clock, tray
• Styled using a custom CSS theme
• Config
• Waybar Github

swaync

• Lightweight Wayland-native notification daemon
• Styled with matching theme to Waybar
• Auto-dismiss and grouping enabled
• Config
• Swaync Github

Wofi

• Minimal GTK-based app launcher (dmenu alternative)
• Fuzzy matching enabled
• Matches global theme
• Config
• Wofi Github

wlogout

• Custom power menu with styled icons
• Logout, shutdown, reboot, etc.
• Positioned centrally with blur background
• Config
• Wlogout Github

Fastfetch

• Fast terminal system fetch tool
• Themed output to match the rest of the system
• Config
• Fastfetch Github

Wallpaper

• A collection of hand-picked wallpapers
• Set using waypaper with swww backend.

• Waypaper Github

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