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dwm-phyOS (dwm and dwmblocks in one)

Clickable and modifiable dwmblocks without compiling, all editing can be done from configuration files

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(Alt + Tab to switch windows) (Hide and restore windows from bottom dock (Check keys for how to do this)) (catppuccin & tokyo night theme) (Power menu 'right one is to renew dwm without restart')

This modified suckless dwm window manager is built for arch based phyOS distro but can be installed with following for any linux OS.

Click on 'Keys' button on top left in status bar to check out keybindings.

Non-arch users need to install all of them seperately from links below:

Programs below are all source code modified programs therefore all of them are needed to download from:

• Simple installation would work for all repos other than phyOS-fonts, clone the repo and:

  make && sudo make install

Main account : https://github.com/FT-Labs

• https://github.com/FT-Labs/phyOS-dunst
• https://github.com/FT-Labs/phyOS-fonts
• https://github.com/FT-Labs/phyOS-st

IMPORTANT!! READ BELOW (If you just want statusbar scripts, you can omit this just read below)

Please note that dotfiles doesn't contain any scripts. It's just configuration files for programs.

• https://github.com/FT-Labs/dotfiles

ABOUT DWMBLOCKS AND SCRIPTS (This is old)

All dwmblocks and scripts are in dwmblocksconfig directory. All configuration files can be read from single path only, if it is not found it will revert to default. Note that if statusbar scripts are not in path, it won't work correctly. Please be sure that all scripts are something in your $PATH variable.

Path for config file must be: "$HOME/.config/phyos/dwmblocks"

• I thought about creating this folder and configuration files automatically, however they will erase on if you changed your config file and reinstalled dwm. Therefore please create this folder, move everything in dwmblocksconfig to path above and follow the steps below.
• All blocks in bar is clickable. It will open programs, or make some action if clicked. Just check scripts for how to implement your own.
• In dwmblocksconfig folder, there is a main configuration file called dwmblocks.cfg . This is the main config file, you can add or delete any configuration files from there by @include directive, just use the same syntax in that file.
• All the bash scripts can be found in dwmblocksconfig/scripts. Choose any scripts you want, then add them on your path, like "/usr/local/bin" etc. or anywhere you want.
• Don't delete .cfg files contained in dwmblocksconfig/statusbar, you can add or remove them from main config file. Not included files won't be loaded in dwmblocks.
• Note that most scripts use glyphs, please install a compatible nerd font for it. You can checkout fonts-phyOS repo for default fonts that i currenty use.

Requirement for total functionality:

• Check phyOS-Jun-22/packages.x86_64 for packages

I am using this for phyOS arch iso only, therefore arch users can follow the below instructions to install everything easily:

Append package repo end of your /etc/pacman.conf :

[phyOS-repo]
SigLevel = Required DatabaseOptional
Server = https://FT-Labs.github.io/$repo/$arch

After adding the repo, install keyring first:

sudo pacman-key --recv-key 964FD85861C858D7
sudo pacman-key --lsign-key 964FD85861C858D7
sudo pacman -Syy phyOS-keyring
sudo pacman-key --init
sudo pacman-key --populate phyOS

Then install necessary programs with pacman easily:

• Check phyOS-Jun-22/packages.x86_64 for packages

Installation for different distros then arch linux (Note that this has lots of dependencies just installing dwm won't work):

git clone https://github.com/FT-Labs/phyOS-dwm
cd dwm-phyOS && make && sudo make install

You need to install fonts to your system first (Nerd fonts, including all glyphs etc.):

git clone github.com/FT-Labs/phyOS-fonts
cd fonts-phyOS && sudo mv *.otf *.ttf /usr/fonts/
sudo fc-cache

NOTE: Caps Lock == Win

NOTE: Caps Lock is also equal to ESC in terminal (vim etc..)

Program Keys (man dwm will work too, or try keys sheet):