Making your own garuda hyprland | Garuda Linux Community Version Available

Try

sudo -E calamares -D8

in terminal.

New build is out.

https://iso.builds.garudalinux.org/iso/community/hyprland/

Just for fun :wink: !!!

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Part 2 (Just trying to make it a little bit better :slightly_smiling_face: ):

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Off Topic Chit Chat - (Silliness factor 5) - #1572 by Ankur

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The biggest performance update in Hyprland’s history!
CPU idle reduced by half.
GPU usage reduced around 2-4 times.

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After garuda-update (to v0.28) use

cp /etc/skel/.config/hypr/hyprland.conf .config/hypr/

Maybe make a backup from hyprland.conf before :slight_smile:
Or change by yourself your hyprland config.

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A post was split to a new topic: After rebooting, I'm stuck to a logging screen loop

How to put a picture in fastfetch in foot terminal

I was trying to put a picture in fastfetch terminal in the place of ASCII logo , and was easy to do :

I wanted to add picture in our default config of hyprland edition which would have looked like this :


But it can’t be put by default as it is not purely made by SGS it was actually remix , so I am writing here instruction of how you can put it in your terminal specially foot as it is my favourite and kept as the default terminal for users in hyprland edition :slightly_smiling_face:
So here are the steps :

  1. install libsixel :
sudo pacman -S libsixel
  1. open .config/fish/config.fish , scroll to bottom and change :
if status --is-interactive && type -q fastfetch
    fastfetch 
end

to this :

if status --is-interactive && type -q fastfetch
    fastfetch --logo-type sixel --logo ~/.config/photo.png 
 end
  1. download this downscaled image :

    and save it to ~/.config (you can change your path as you wish :slightly_smiling_face: , I just put it according to my confort )
  2. go to ~/.config/foot/foot.ini and change :
font= JetbrainsMonoNL:size=10

to this :

font= JetbrainsMonoNL:size=12

Done!!!
you can choose whatever you like , but don’t forget to downscale it

If anyone want to make it come by default in the hyprland edition

I wanted to make that thing to come in default but the thing is the photo I am using is a remix so I can’t use it , I don’t want just a simple logo in picture for fastfetch , I really liked the hacker girl photo but can’t be put there.
If some have it’s own art made purely by himself similar like hacker girl which can fit there, then please post it here , as I want something different than a logo :slightly_smiling_face: (like tech anime photo)

PS : the dimensions should be roughly around 300x500 pixels and sixels doesn’t support transparent background

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Good work and good to know, I thought only kitty can show pictures :slight_smile:

By the way, there is no need to use foreign images or logos as default in Garuda Linux. We use Garuda logos for Garuda Linux :slight_smile: .

What then each user sets on his computer, thanks to your great tutorial, is up to him. It is already done so with the ascii logos.

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Thanks :smile:

That’s why I asked if someone wants to give his artwork which is totally made by him, than he can give here , I don’t know if you count that also as foreign work .In my view that will be contribution by community .

I am ok with ASCII logo till then:wink:

Hey , everything is possible :grin:
Also see :

img2sixel

foot can show pictures with the help of sixels just they don’t work properly with transparent photos.

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I am missing the transparency :slight_smile:
When almost everything is transparent in Hyprland. :smiley:

Keep on dreaming :slight_smile:

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Hi Hyperland maintainers ! , since garuda hyperland gitlab is for just private contributors , i try to share an edit at least for laptops , so! the Brightness buttons in laptops does not work (i know its for mouse to adjust it) but ,there is a beautiful built in tool to do that ,so in Gitlab garuda-hyprland-settings/-/blob/main/etc/skel/.config/hypr/hyprland.conf

After adding :

bind=,XF86MonBrightnessUp,exec,brightnessctl set +5 # increase volume
bind=,XF86MonBrightnessDown,exec,brightnessctl set 5- # decrease volume

it works so good , and can be for multiple device just run
brightnessctl -l to list devices and specify one of them . thanks for maintaining such a great project !

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Button works too here,
let me check.

bind = ,232,exec,brightnessctl -c backlight set 5%-
bind = ,233,exec,brightnessctl -c backlight set +5%

You know, it is for advanced user, everyone can change it to his liking or fix bugs on their hardware. So I let the Garuda config.

You can open separate thread in Hyprland for user with same problem, if you like.
Thanks for sharing, I think I use this on i3wm :slight_smile:

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actually i share it cause i try it in two separate laptops and didn’t work so i think it has something to with -c backlight it does not work in 2 lenovo laptops so i guess that small tweak for them , sorry for make it look like its a huge problem lol

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Funny, it work here in 2 lenovo laptops.
I think your solution was the default, but it didn’t work for us, so it was replaced.

Constructive messages are always welcome. :slight_smile:

BTW, please, please, no pictures from text files or terminal logs.
Thanks :slight_smile:

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Ähhmm, did you use your own spin or the community version?

Coming soon

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Of course the community version :heart_on_fire: can’t wait until the release

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Then you are posting in the wrong thread here. :slight_smile:

oooh ,
Oh No Reaction GIF by BrownSugarApp

I would recommend to use wev
For detecting which key is for your brightness settings , I have choosen the number(232 and 233) which is mostly represented for brightness keys . :slightly_smiling_face:

Btw,

I tried it too, when I was making config file but didn’t worked for me :slightly_frowning_face:

And most likely they are representing same values (232 and 233)

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How to turn on my keypad lights ?? Which package should i install i installed atk but nothing is working.