Run every command as your normal user, not with sudo.
Install the desktop and apply the default configs.
bspwmctl install [--minimal | --standard | --all] [--no-dep] [--theme <name>]| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--minimal |
bspwm, sxhkd, kitty, rofi (default) |
--standard |
+ bar, compositor, notifications, lock screen, zsh... |
--all |
+ file manager, browser and other apps |
--no-dep |
Don't install packages, only apply the configs |
--theme <name> |
Theme to apply (default: default) |
See Installation modes for details.
bspwmctl theme # show the current theme and the available ones
bspwmctl theme <name> # apply a themeFor now there is only the default theme. More themes will come from the themes repository.
bspwmctl restore # list backups
bspwmctl restore <backup> # restore oneSee Backups.
bspwmctl help # or -h, --help
bspwmctl version # or -v, --versionbspwmctl updatebspwmctl uninstall
Until uninstall is available, remove bspwmctl with your package manager (sudo apt remove bspwmctl, sudo pacman -R bspwmctl or sudo dnf remove bspwmctl). The desktop packages are normal packages and can be removed the same way.
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Success |
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Error (the message explains why) |
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Cancelled with Ctrl+C |