starman to LinuxEnglish · 1 year agoWhat modules do you have on your status bar?message-squaremessage-square6fedilinkarrow-up114arrow-down13file-text
arrow-up111arrow-down1message-squareWhat modules do you have on your status bar?starman to LinuxEnglish · 1 year agomessage-square6fedilinkfile-text
minus-square30p87@feddit.delinkfedilinkarrow-up3·edit-21 year agoThe default swaybar (the thing that, with the default config, is just a black rectangle at the top indicating workspaces and showing the time). For me it’s at the bottom and using a script invoking conky as a source to display stuff. And that stuff is: Time left till some important timestamp (usually that cute boys bd :3) Audio status (muted/disabled or volume) (Because that bastard loves to randomly unmute without me knowing and blasting random shit in class) Playerctl status (which is disabled currently, as it took 5 seconds to run when using spotifyd) Bluetooth status (either blocked (by rfkill), not connected or the devices connected) Wifi status (either blocked (by rfkill), not connected or the IPv6 and then wifi strength, mame and the IPv4) Ethernet status (either down or the IPv4) Battery status (charging etc., percentage and time left) How much space in the FS is free loadavg and temperature of CPU Formerly i8k data, including fans status, but that’s not a thing anymore on my new Laptop memory used and memory easy free the current time (%a %F %T) Nearly everything is colored based on status (interfaces down -> red, up -> green, battery full -> green, load memory usage over 90% -> red etc.)
The default swaybar (the thing that, with the default config, is just a black rectangle at the top indicating workspaces and showing the time).
For me it’s at the bottom and using a script invoking conky as a source to display stuff. And that stuff is:
Nearly everything is colored based on status (interfaces down -> red, up -> green, battery full -> green, load memory usage over 90% -> red etc.)