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KLV-Hyprland-CE-5.6 stable (v.Hyprland-0.41.1_1 )

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ISO:
https://github.com/sofijacom/KLV-Hyprla ... s/tag/v5.6

Notification:

You can now update Hyprland through the xbps package manager by adding a mirror
You can add this repository to xbps's repositories by creating a file, /etc/xbps.d/hyprland-void.conf with the following text:

repository=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sofijacom/hyprland-void/repository-x86_64-glibc

You can also search through all hypr related packages as you would any other (you will need to accept the repository's fingerprint first with

run sudo xbps-install -S in a terminal and press Y then Enter

xbps-query -Rs hypr

notification:
who downloaded the assembly script and assembled the assembly, rebuild it, the version "xdg-desktop-portal-hyprland-1.3.1_1.x86_64.xbps" changed to version "xdg-desktop-portal-hyprland-1.3.2_1.x86_64.xbps"

hyprlock

It's beautiful isn't it I will set the first option as default

The config has the ability to set both colors and wallpapers.
If you comment out the line # path = ~/Pictures/wallpapers/pinguin-blue.png The color commented above will be displayed - # Color , as in screenshot 2

/home/spot/.config/hypr/hyprlock.conf

#source = $HOME/.config/hypr/themes/frappe.conf
#source = $HOME/.config/hypr/themes/latte.conf
#source = $HOME/.config/hypr/themes/macchiato.conf
source = $HOME/.config/hypr/themes/mocha.conf

$accent = $mauve
$accentAlpha = $mauveAlpha
$font = DejaVuSerif

# GENERAL
general {
    disable_loading_bar = true
    hide_cursor = true
}

# BACKGROUND
background {
    monitor =
    path = ~/Pictures/wallpapers/pinguin-blue.png
    blur_passes = 0
    color = $base
}

# TIME
label {
    monitor =
    text = cmd[update:30000] echo "$(date +"%R")"
    color = $text
    font_size = 90
    font_family = $font
    position = -30, 0
    halign = right
    valign = top
}

# DATE 
label {
    monitor = 
    text = cmd[update:43200000] echo "$(date +"%A, %d %B %Y")"
    color = $text
    font_size = 25
    font_family = $font
    position = -30, -150
    halign = right
    valign = top
}

# USER AVATAR

image {
    monitor = 
    path = ~/.face
    size = 100
    border_color = $accent

    position = 0, 75
    halign = center
    valign = center
}

# INPUT FIELD
input-field {
    monitor =
    size = 300, 60
    outline_thickness = 2
    dots_size = 0.2
    dots_spacing = 0.2
    dots_center = true
    outer_color = $accent
    inner_color = $surface0
    font_color = $text
    fade_on_empty = false
    placeholder_text = <span foreground="##$textAlpha"><i>󰌾 Logged in as </i><span foreground="##$accentAlpha">$USER</span></span>
    hide_input = false
    check_color = $accent
    fail_color = $red
    fail_text = <i>$FAIL <b>($ATTEMPTS)</b></i>
    capslock_color = $yellow
    position = 0, -35
    halign = center
    valign = center
}

I downloaded and installed CE-5.6 on my older Dell-Precision i7 machine, from the iso in the first post.

First I booted with dual monitors of identical resolutions, and they appeared to work. The OS looks great. But the mouse was acting irratically, and the desktop also, freezing and unfreezing, etc. Eventually it just stopped responding.

So shutdown with a tap of the power button, I like that setting for these kinds of issues, which seems to be default power setting in CE-5.6.

I booted another OS, deleted CE-5.6 upper_changes, unplugged the external monitor, and rebooted. Boot time is SUPER fast. On this second boot the mouse moved smoothly but froze after 5 seconds, and then the desktop appeared to be completely unresponsive.

Had to do another power button shutdown.

This is just one machine, could be the Vanilla kernel isn't a fit for this machine.

Wondering what the best testing strategy will be. Probably makes sense to put this version on another machine first and see what it does.

Then try swapping kernels.

Then maybe try an earlier CE version.

geo_c wrote: Fri Jun 21, 2024 11:58 am

I downloaded and installed CE-5.6 on my older Dell-Precision i7 machine, from the iso in the first post.

First I booted with dual monitors of identical resolutions, and they appeared to work. The OS looks great. But the mouse was acting irratically, and the desktop also, freezing and unfreezing, etc. Eventually it just stopped responding.

So shutdown with a tap of the power button, I like that setting for these kinds of issues, which seems to be default power setting in CE-5.6.

I booted another OS, deleted CE-5.6 upper_changes, unplugged the external monitor, and rebooted. Boot time is SUPER fast. On this second boot the mouse moved smoothly but froze after 5 seconds, and then the desktop appeared to be completely unresponsive.

Had to do another power button shutdown.

This is just one machine, could be the Vanilla kernel isn't a fit for this machine.

Wondering what the best testing strategy will be. Probably makes sense to put this version on another machine first and see what it does.

Then try swapping kernels.

Then maybe try an earlier CE version.

The best strategy would be to install the stable version KLV-Hyprland-CE-5.3 stable (v.Hyprland-0.39.1_1 ), which I have written about several times
and see how it works for you.Yes, of course, there won’t be the goodies that are in the latest version, but it’s stable, I use it. And you can add some goodies to this version
viewtopic.php?t=11470

Sofiya wrote: Fri Jun 21, 2024 1:08 pm

The best strategy would be to install the stable version KLV-Hyprland-CE-5.3 stable (v.Hyprland-0.39.1_1 ), which I have written about several times
viewtopic.php?t=11470

Yes 5.3 is running very smoothly. I like the look of the bar also. And you have included a /mnt/home. Very convenient for me as I a multitude of links and scripts pointing to /mnt/home.

I installed Xfe file manager immediately. I cannot function comfortably without it! Although pcmanfm is my next favorite graphic file manager. But really I'm using ranger as much as any other file manager these days. Ranger has a whole lot of capability that makes it totally unique. It just takes a good while to get used to the keystrokes.

Anyway, I'm off topic.

I'm posting from 5.3 now and will move to that thread for future comments.

This is a very nice OS!

New super menu for Hyprland
Nwg-drawer - application launcher

nwg-drawer-0.4_8.x86_64.xbps -> https://gitlab.com/sofija.p2018/kla-ot2 ... 86_64.xbps

in /home/spot/.config/hypr/waybar/themes/Golden_Noir/config

    "custom/launcher": {
        "format": "  ",
        "tooltip": true,
        "exec": "echo ; echo 󱓟 app launcher",
        "interval" : 86400, // once every day
        "on-click": "nwg-drawer",

nwg-hello

Beautiful Hyprland login

There are so many things to do, but there is no desire to do it, there is no motivation for the work process

geo_c wrote: Fri Jun 21, 2024 2:36 pm

Sofiya wrote: Fri Jun 21, 2024 1:08 pm

The best strategy would be to install the stable version KLV-Hyprland-CE-5.3 stable (v.Hyprland-0.39.1_1 ), which I have written about several times
viewtopic.php?t=11470

Yes 5.3 is running very smoothly. I like the look of the bar also. And you have included a /mnt/home. Very convenient for me as I a multitude of links and scripts pointing to /mnt/home.

I installed Xfe file manager immediately. I cannot function comfortably without it! Although pcmanfm is my next favorite graphic file manager. But really I'm using ranger as much as any other file manager these days. Ranger has a whole lot of capability that makes it totally unique. It just takes a good while to get used to the keystrokes.

Anyway, I'm off topic.

I'm posting from 5.3 now and will move to that thread for future comments.

This is a very nice OS!

I also decided to update KLV-Hyprland-CE-5.3 stable (v.Hyprland-0.39.1_1) and test the new spices on a fresh build. I discovered that Maco notifications do not capture their conig. I moved it to "/home/spot/.config/mako" from "/home/spot/.config/hypr/mako". And in a couple of scripts I need to change the path to "/home /spot/.config/hypr/scripts/brightness , in " /home/spot/.config/hypr/scripts/volume " in " /home/spot/.config/hypr/scripts/notifications " .on the right path

should be like in the picture, not in the corner.maybe it’s just the way I assembled it

I'll have to add some goodies to this version

geo_c wrote: Fri Jun 21, 2024 2:36 pm

Sofiya wrote: Fri Jun 21, 2024 1:08 pm

The best strategy would be to install the stable version KLV-Hyprland-CE-5.3 stable (v.Hyprland-0.39.1_1 ), which I have written about several times
viewtopic.php?t=11470

This is a very nice OS!

I add some goodies and check

Hyprland and Sway together

Given that we now have "nwg-hello" viewtopic.php?p=123867#p123867 .
I came up with the idea to combine Hyprland and Sway
@wiak hotkey settings, my waybar and settings

Sway looks pretty nice. I have the Sway build script @wiak put together quite awhile ago. I'll be attending a wedding this week and next and I won't have much time to build, but I'm toying with the idea of starting with a noX build and learning how all the multi-user distro pieces fit together, maybe I can steer my direction to an eventual Sway build.

geo_c wrote: Mon Jun 24, 2024 2:03 pm

Sway looks pretty nice. I have the Sway build script @wiak put together quite awhile ago. I'll be attending a wedding this week and next and I won't have much time to build, but I'm toying with the idea of starting with a noX build and learning how all the multi-user distro pieces fit together, maybe I can steer my direction to an eventual Sway build.

I will have it in one place, just select Hyprland - Sway when entering

Sofiya wrote: Mon Jun 24, 2024 1:37 pm

Hyprland and Sway together

Given that we now have "nwg-hello" viewtopic.php?p=123867#p123867 .
I came up with the idea to combine Hyprland and Sway
@wiak hotkey settings, my waybar

This continued addition of polish to an already impressive release. The addition of the nwg-hello, nwg-drawer and also nwg-look continue the progression of the hyprland releases. Well done.

Edit:I included nwg-look, as I saw it the other day after adding nwg-drawer. I just attempted to use nwg-look and it appears it is not functioning in my KLA-Hyprland installation. I really like the availability of nwg-drawer. I prefer using it than wofi.

Edit: I was wrong in that nwg-look isn't functioning, it was just the errors I was seeing in the terminal and misunderstanding it's function made me jump to a conclusion that was wrong. It is working.

Now I'm hanging with Sway

@Sofiya That is most awesome

is this in the version of ISO in the first post to download this KLV-Hyprland-CE-5.6 stable?

rockedge wrote: Mon Jun 24, 2024 7:51 pm

@Sofiya That is most awesome

is this in the version of ISO in the first post to download this KLV-Hyprland-CE-5.6 stable?

No, this is in development and will be released under the code name KLV-Hyprland-Sway-CE-5.3 stable (v.Hyprland-0.39.1_1)
So far it's only on my computer

Hyprland-Sway-Shell
Hmmm.....Now we need to implement this in the assembly plugin Some things are difficult to transfer to the plugin, but we will try

So I have finally started to play around with CE-5.6

and maybe what I really should play with is Hyprland-Sway 5.3.

Hyprland 5.6 does auto-login as far as I can tell, it looks like in 5.3 you added a log in screen.

I can't seem to find the hotkey help in 5.6. Is it meta+shift+h? That doesnt' seem to work.

I really like hyprland. I just loaded another one of my new micro desktops with KLs, and I have KLV-plasma fully developed. Hyprland is next, but I should pick the right version. I'll download 5.3 Sway.

geo_c wrote: Tue Aug 20, 2024 3:58 am

So I have finally started to play around with CE-5.6

and maybe what I really should play with is Hyprland-Sway 5.3.

Hyprland 5.6 does auto-login as far as I can tell, it looks like in 5.3 you added a log in screen.

I can't seem to find the hotkey help in 5.6. Is it meta+shift+h? That doesnt' seem to work.

I really like hyprland. I just loaded another one of my new micro desktops with KLs, and I have KLV-plasma fully developed. Hyprland is next, but I should pick the right version. I'll download 5.3 Sway.

Getting started : Learning hotkeys MOD + H in Hyprland 5.6 ------------- Getting started : Learning hotkeys MOD + H for Hyprland 5.3 MOD+Shift + M for Hyprland-Sway 5.3

Sofiya wrote: Tue Aug 20, 2024 9:17 am

Getting started : Learning hotkeys MOD + H in Hyprland 5.6 ------------- Getting started : Learning hotkeys MOD + H for Hyprland 5.3 MOD+Shift + M for Hyprland-Sway 5.3

Yes, MOD+H works in 5.6

I would swear that I tried that last night and it wouldn't work, but now it does. It was kind of late, maybe I messed something up.

I'll stick with 5.6 for awhile and see how setting up pipewire-jack apps goes.

Hi @Sofiya,

I'm finally getting around to building a layer of pipewire-jack apps for CE-5.6.

But there's one thing I should mention that I think is problematic. CE-5.6 has libjack installed, which I believe will conflict with pipewire jack, which is not installed. Pipewire-jack replaces all jack2 libs, and they shouldn't coexist on the same system. I tried that with Airedale about a year ago and had some succes, but I think the more recent versions of pipewire-jack will conflict with libjack.

I tried uninstalling libjack usiing OctoXbps, but it threw errors about breaking dependencies for a few other packages.

I'm wondering if you installed libjack on Hyprland-Sway also.

I could always try building from the scripts. I'm just trying to figure out which version I should adopt and which way to proceed. If 5.3-Hyprland-Sway doesn't have libjack installed, I might go with that and just build an audio package layer using an upper_changes and squashing it.

I like straight hyprland though, and I wouldn't mind going with the most current stable version of Hyprland wm.

geo_c wrote: Mon Sep 16, 2024 12:47 am

Hi @Sofiya,

I'm finally getting around to building a layer of pipewire-jack apps for CE-5.6.

But there's one thing I should mention that I think is problematic. CE-5.6 has libjack installed, which I believe will conflict with pipewire jack, which is not installed. Pipewire-jack replaces all jack2 libs, and they shouldn't coexist on the same system. I tried that with Airedale about a year ago and had some succes, but I think the more recent versions of pipewire-jack will conflict with libjack.

I tried uninstalling libjack usiing OctoXbps, but it threw errors about breaking dependencies for a few other packages.

I'm wondering if you installed libjack on Hyprland-Sway also.

I could always try building from the scripts. I'm just trying to figure out which version I should adopt and which way to proceed. If 5.3-Hyprland-Sway doesn't have libjack installed, I might go with that and just build an audio package layer using an upper_changes and squashing it.

I like straight hyprland though, and I wouldn't mind going with the most current stable version of Hyprland wm.

not installed unless it comes as a dependency to packages below

pipewire wireplumber alsa-pipewire pavucontrol pamixer ffmpeg mpv qpwgraph cava cava-gui

The World of Linux

now the logo display is fixed for version (v.Hyprland-0.42.0_1 )

https://forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic. ... 77#p123477

(v.Hyprland-0.42.0_1 ) -- https://github.com/sofijacom/hyprland-void

to update to version (v.Hyprland-0.42.0_1) follow the instructions -- https://forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?t=11844

in /home/spot/Downloads/.face
remove png , put dot in front

Announcement:
New version v.Hyprland-0.44.1_1.x86_64 is out

enjoy!!!