This document provides a simple explanation of the configuration files present in the configs/ folder. These files help customize the appearance and behavior of the Linux environment.
Niri is a window manager.
It controls how application windows are arranged and managed on the screen. Instead of manually resizing windows, Niri can automatically organize them into a clean layout.
What it helps with:
- Arranging windows side by side
- Switching between open applications
- Managing workspace layouts
Waybar is a status bar that appears on the screen (usually at the top or bottom).
It displays useful system information so you can quickly check important details.
What it shows:
- Battery level 🔋
- Time and date ⏰
- Network/Wi-Fi status 📶
Rofi is an application launcher and utility tool.
It allows you to quickly open applications or switch between tasks using your keyboard, making your workflow faster and more efficient.
What it helps with:
- Launching applications quickly
- Searching and switching between open programs
- Reducing the need to use a mouse
Together, these configuration files help create a smooth, efficient, and customizable Linux experience by improving window management, system visibility, and application access.