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# Maintainer: x70b1
# Contributor: khing
pkgname=('hyprland-plugin-borders-plus-plus-git' 'hyprland-plugin-csgo-vulkan-fix-git' 'hyprland-plugin-hyprbars-git' 'hyprland-plugin-hyprexpo-git' 'hyprland-plugin-hyprscrolling-git' 'hyprland-plugin-hyprtrails-git' 'hyprland-plugin-hyprwinwrap-git' 'hyprland-plugin-xtra-dispatchers-git')
pkgbase='hyprland-plugins-git'
pkgver=0.49.0.115.gdd33128c2
pkgrel=1
pkgdesc='Official plugins for Hyprland pointing to latest git commit'
arch=('x86_64')
url='https://github.com/hyprwm/hyprland-plugins'
license=('BSD')

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Hyprland Environment Variables for NVIDIA and Intel Setups

I made this guide because I have a hybrid GPU. In some setup like HyDE, there is a chance that the environment variables are being set for NVIDIA ONLY setup.

Environment Variable	NVIDIA Only	Hybrid (NVIDIA+Intel)	Intel Only	Explanation / Notes
LIBVA_DRIVER_NAME,nvidia	✅ Use	❌ Avoid (use iHD or comment out)	❌ Avoid (use iHD)	VA-API driver for NVIDIA. Causes issues on hybrid or Intel-only setups. Use iHD for Intel VA-API.
`LIBVA

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How to Speed Up Firefox on Linux: The Ultimate Guide 🚀

If you’re a Linux user like PewDiePie (yes, he uses Linux and loves a fast Firefox!), you probably want your browser to launch quickly and run smoothly. Firefox is powerful and privacy-respecting, but sometimes it can feel sluggish out of the box.

Don’t worry - I’ve gathered the best tips and tricks to supercharge your Firefox on Linux. Whether you want faster startup times, smoother browsing, or just a snappier experience, this guide has you covered.

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1. Keep Firefox Updated 🔄

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Configuration Tree

. 📂 xdg_config/waybar
├── 📄 config.jsonc
├── 📄 includes.json
└── 📂 layouts/
│  ├── 📄 layout-1.jsonc
│  ├── 📄 khing.jsonc
│  ├── 📄 macos.jsonc

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For this example, I am using swaync wallbash template. Note that this template is dynamic so by default it follows the wallpapers even in theme mode

With "theme.dcol" file.

Even if a theme, do not have "swaync.theme". We can tweak the colors by using "theme.dcol" This will give consistent elements, In this illustration swaync matches with waybar.

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
#|---/ /+---------------------------------------------+---/ /|#
#|--/ /-| Script to generate color palette from image |--/ /-|#
#|-/ /--| Prasanth Rangan                             |-/ /--|#
#|/ /---+---------------------------------------------+/ /---|#


#// accent color profile

colorProfile="default"

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configuration {
/*	modes: "window,drun,run,ssh";*/
/*	font: "mono 12";*/
/*	location: 0;*/
/*	yoffset: 0;*/
/*	xoffset: 0;*/
/*	fixed-num-lines: true;*/
/*	show-icons: false;*/
/*	terminal: "rofi-sensible-terminal";*/
/*	ssh-client: "ssh";*/

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#!/usr/bin/env sh


#// set variables

scrDir="$(dirname "$(realpath "$0")")"
source "${scrDir}/globalcontrol.sh"
rofiConf="${confDir}/rofi/selector.rasi"

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ocal/avahi 1:0.8+r194+g3f79789-1
    Service Discovery for Linux using mDNS/DNS-SD (compatible with Bonjour)
local/kvantum-qt5 1.0.10-3
    SVG-based theme engine for Qt5
local/phonon-qt5 4.12.0-4
    The multimedia framework by KDE
local/phonon-qt5-gstreamer 4.10.0-4
    Phonon GStreamer backend for Qt5
local/plasma5support 6.0.1-1 (plasma)
    Support components for porting from KF5/Qt5 to KF6/Qt6

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#!/usr/bin/env sh

ScrDir=`dirname "$(realpath "$0")"`
source $ScrDir/globalcontrol.sh


# define functions

print_error ()
{