WM: MaoMaoWM
Terminal: Foot
Bar: Waybar
Browser: QuteBrowser
Launcher: Rofi
BG: mpvpaper
File Browser: Yazi
Music Player: Cmus
Editor: Doom Emacs
I hadn't come across mpvpaper before, so I decided to look it up. While it seems interesting, my initial impression is that it might be a bit more resource-intensive compared to what's achievable on X11. On X11, you can set up a video wallpaper using mpv with surprisingly little effort and minimal code....
if pgrep mpv; then
pkill mpv; else
xwinwrap -ni -fs -s -st -sp -b -nf -- mpv --profile=wallpaper -wid %WID /home/furycd001/wallpapers/wallpaper.mp4
fi
yes after using mpvpaper for a bit today I woudn't recommend. it ramps up ram and cpu usage on each loop and completely chews through the battery on a laptop.
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