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Arch Linux Hyprland Dotfiles

Minimal, fast and carefully configured Arch Linux + Hyprland desktop environment featuring a Tokyo Night color scheme.

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About

This repository contains my personal dotfiles for an Arch Linux desktop running the Hyprland Wayland compositor.

The configuration focuses on:

  • Minimal and consistent visual design
  • Tokyo Night color palette
  • Keyboard-driven navigation
  • Lightweight applications
  • Clean and maintainable configuration files
  • Practical defaults for daily development and desktop use

Note

These dotfiles are built for my personal setup. Review the configuration files before copying them to your system.


Software

Update this table to match the applications used by your setup.

ComponentSoftware
DistributionArch Linux
WMHyprland
Status barWaybar
Application launcherWalker
TerminalKitty
ShellBash
Bash RC
NotificationsDunst
File managerNautilus
Text editorNeovim
Wallpaper Managerawww
WallpaperWallpaper
Screen lockingHyprlock
Screenshot utilityGrim + Slurp
Color schemeTokyo Night

Directory Overview

PathDescription
screenshots/Screenshots displayed in this README
.config/dunst/Dunst notification daemon configuration
.config/hypr/Hyprland, Hyprlock and Hypridle configuration
.config/kitty/Kitty terminal configuration
.config/nvim/Neovim configuration
.config/walker/Walker application launcher configuration
.config/waybar/Waybar modules, layout and styling
.config/awww/Wallpaper daemon configuration
.bashrcBash shell configuration and interactive aliases

Credits

This configuration is inspired by the Arch Linux, Hyprland and Linux customization communities.

Special thanks to the maintainers and contributors of the software used in this setup.


Made with Arch Linux, Hyprland and an unreasonable amount of configuration.