Wishlist for 3.0 #764
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Forgive me if this is already a feature and I've not yet found it:
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For workspaces, can you provide a simple config method (so I don't have to do the research ;) ) for NAMED workspaces and the default apps that get launched into them? eg WS for email, WS for scanning docs, WS for coding, etc...? |
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Maybe begin the process of consolidation to the various config file locations I do understand about ~/dotfiles since you now support multiple configs But are others that can be moved to a common location? |
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Support for Hybrid laptops Most common combo is Intel with NVIDIA. https://wiki.hyprland.org/Nvidia/ https://wiki.hyprland.org/Configuring/Multi-GPU/ https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PRIME GNOME and COSMIC have support for this built in. You can opt to run an app via integrated or discrete GPU |
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Really wishful thinking would be a wrapper around something like |
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Simpler one. Add more animation options. Recently Jakooklit added quite a few to his. I.e. from yours, END-4, etc You might want to look at those files and add them to yours. https://github.com/JaKooLit/Hyprland-Dots/tree/main/config/hypr/animations |
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Add support for Pyprland drop down terminals, etc.. I use drop down term very often. I can start a process in the drop down, then hide it, and recall it in any workspace. It loads at runtime so the recall is instant, and you don't have to create it first like you do with Hyprland special workspaces. Then just need Pyprland offers quite a few features incl zoom, and 'expose` which shows an overview of running apps from all workspaces. |
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For those with very high res displays, 4K+ especially. GTK apps like Chrome, the tabs are often very small as they don't scale but default. the ENV variable |
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If I tell you my wish it is
I am a noob at hyprland and these are just suggestions don't take it seriously thankyou what you have done is still beyond my expectations and our work is still exceptional. |
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Good day Stephan! I first want to thank you for all the work you and all contributing members have put in. It has genuinely made the process of getting into Linux quite fun and intriguing, this is coming from someone who knows next to nothing about Linux and coding. I am super excited to see how this project develops in the future! As for suggestions and ideas:
I think that's all I can think of at the moment. I'm very very happy with everything else! Thank you again team for all the work you have done! |
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Perhaps a progress bar could be used for the install script, although it may just slow down the script and increase complexity of the code. |
Multiple Language Support. |
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Hey Stephan The goal would be to let them pick which "AI assistant " powers things like code generation, explanation, documentation, etc. Basically, integrate their APIs and let people choose. I'm thinking AGS could be the best here for managing all the different settings you see what am talking about somehow in material for you and end-4 dotfiles I know it's not easy each API is different, and managing API keys is a pain. I'm just wondering if you think this direction has potential for the next v3 or 3.5 who knows . |
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Cool would be a simpler version of that. Something that allows me to easier specify how my screens are arranged. I tried quite a bit to get it right via config files and also with I think it was called But I totally understand if you have other priorities 😄 🚀 |
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Matugen instead of pywwal? |
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chezmoi for managing custom config? |
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Option to select CopyQ as the clipboard manager? |
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Hello again ML4W,
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Hey Stephan, A few small quality-of-life suggestions: The hardware and tools modules in Waybar can be a bit tricky to use with the instant toggle on hover. I worked around it with a small script that turns them into click-toggles so they stay open when needed. It would be great to have that behavior as a built-in option. The nwg-dock has a nice -d option for auto-hide — maybe something similar could be added as a toggle in the ML4W sidebar app? Not sure if I’m the only one using a dual-monitor setup on ML4W, but the workspace switcher can get a bit awkward in that configuration. The sidepad (which I really love!) could also use a little optimization for multi-monitor setups. And by the way — the preview for the new theme looks really, really cool 👍 Thanks again for all your effort — this setup really makes using Linux & Hyprland even more joy! |
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I run 2 4K 43" displays. Future: named workspaces |
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Add quickshell overview
https://github.com/Shanu-Kumawat/quickshell-overview/ Works with Arch and Fedora no issues. I've been adding it to all my projects |
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Google drive support (like : GNOME) |
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Could you also add this code to waybar? This shows the amount of connected devices, connected device name and best of all, battery life of that device // Bluetooth |
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Very much hoping for NixOS support. I had asked many months ago in the comments of one of your videos, and I believe you said that it was something you'd like to do, so I've been periodically checking since then. |
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Would it be possible to include common windowrules for common applications? For example floating class for thunderbirg reminders etc? |
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Can we please include support for live wallpapers in the 3.0 version. I prefer to use live wallpapers with my ultrawide display, and with current version there is no support for live wallpapers. Would love to have that in the 3.0 version. |
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I would also like a setting so it "Autoaccepts" all updates. What are your thoughts? Love the Dotfiles! |
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I have tried to install different screenshot-softwares and they all have technical problems with Wayland. Can we integrate an screenshot software in the next release or find some combatible alternatives? |













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Hi all,
the development of the ML4W Dotfiles 3.0 will start very soon, a big and important milestone for the whole project.
I want to hear from you your wishes for this version. Please share your ideas how to improve the ML4W Dotfiles in the future.
Best regards,
Stephan
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