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Lucid dotfiles for Arch Linux
Daily driven on Arch + Hyprland as a whole, individual themes should work anywhere
Version: v2.0.0
Status: Stable (2026-04-08)
Warning
hyprland is in the process of switching from hyprlang to lua language. This config won't work as intended with newer versions (v0.55.0+). Last compatible version of hyprland is v0.54.3 from 2026-03-27. I will either wait a month until the new lua-based hyprland is stable or switch to something more stable in itself, I can't be bothered.
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- Unified aesthetic -- Lucid color palette (cybrcolors) + 12 hand-crafted wallpapers (cybrpapers)
- Theme collection -- Custom themes for 20+ applications
- Terminal-centric workflow -- Fast, integrated TUI/CLI tools
- Modular by design -- Use the full setup or cherry-pick individual themes
- Beginner-friendly docs (WIP) -- Step-by-step guides with explanations + advanced patterns for power users
Left-to-right: Neovim, rofi-launcher, cava, fastfetch, custom script ↗
Left-to-right: stacked micro, yazi, broot ↗
Firefox w/Cybrspace.online custom theme ↗
Left-to-right: clock, btop, ls ↗
Fore-to-back: wallpaper selector, neovim, matrix ↗
Firefox w/Sidebery ↗
swaync ↗ (floating notifications; control center; control center list)
- cybrdots -- Lucid dotfiles for Arch Linux (you are here)
- cybr-hyprland -- Tiling window manager
- cybr-kitty -- Terminal emulator
- cybr-fish -- User-friendly shell
- cybr-waybar -- Status bar with custom modules
- cybr-rofi -- Application launcher & menus
- cybr-swaync -- Notification daemon
- cybr-starship -- Cross-shell prompt
- cybr-obsidian -- GUI Note-taking app
- cybr-btop -- TUI System resource monitor
- cybr-yazi -- TUI Terminal file manager
- cybr-broot -- CLI Directory navigator
- cybr-fzf -- CLI Fuzzy finder
- cybr-micro -- TUI Lightweight text editor
- cybr-cava -- CLI Audio visualizer
- cybr-bat -- CLI Syntax-highlighted file viewer
- cybr-fastfetch -- CLI System information tool
- cybr-newsboat -- CLI RSS/Atom reader
- cybr-cyberspace.online -- A mystery
- cybr-neovim -- Fully themed, polishing
- cybr-firefox -- Fully themed, major refactor planned
- cybr-gtk -- Early stage
- cybr-vscode -- Partially themed (Unreleased)
- cybrcursors -- Fully themed, polishing (Unreleased, preview)
- cybrcolors -- Custom color palette
- cybrpapers -- Wallpaper collection
- cybrcore -- The source
This project builds on the work of many talented creators:
Dotfile foundations:
- Matt-FTW/dotfiles -- Many of Hyprland configs (keybinds, scripts) are based on their dotfiles
Theming & aesthetics:
- Catppuccin -- This project showed me what's possible with themes, it's overall scope is inspiration and aspiration at the same time
- Cyberpunk 2077 UI Bible -- Endless source of inspiration and ideas (s/o Vladimír Vilimovský, Jakub Knapik, Robert Bielecki, Imanol Delago Salazar, Marcin Stepien, Simon Besombes, Kamil Piotrowski, Zuzanna Dabrowa, Wojciech Chalinski, Pawel Matuszak, Mateusz Walus and the army of unnamed and uncredited from CD Projekt RED, who made Cyberpunk 2077 possible)
- tonsky's Minimalist Syntax Highlight philosophy -- This is what I think is optimal and ideal syntax highlighting; inspiration for upcoming system-wide highlighting unification
Community:
- r/unixporn -- Their feedback was the biggest impulse for me to release the dotfiles.
- Cyberspace.online -- Absolutely great community where I found my digital home after many years of wandering and lurking. Their support was of immensely important to keep me going.
If I missed anyone, feel free to open an issue!