ML4W Hyprland Dotfiles

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Shell (ZSH & Bash) ​

The ML4W Dotfiles for Hyprland are shipped with configurations for bash and zsh. You can change the shell from the ML4W Welcome App: Settings/System/Change Shell.

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Customize the .zshrc ​

If you want to bring in additional configurations to the zsh settings you can create a file .zshrc_custom in your home directory.

For more complex changes try the following possibilities.

The .zshrc is loading the files from folder ~/.config/zshrc in the following order:

  • 00-init
  • 10-aliases
  • 20-customization
  • 30-autostart

You can inject a custom file into the loading order. If you want to inject a file after 20-customization, create a file 25-my-additions.

If you want to overwrite a shipped file, copy the file into the subfolder custom. That means if you want to add more plugins from oh-my-posh, copy the file 20-customization into the folder custom with the same file name and make your adjustments.

Your customization is protected from ML4W Updates.

oh-my-zsh ​

The zsh configuration is based on oh-my-zsh to manage plugins and oh-my-posh to setup the prompt. The following plugins are installed:

sh
plugins=(
    git
    sudo
    web-search
    archlinux
    zsh-autosuggestions
    zsh-syntax-highlighting
    fast-syntax-highlighting
    copyfile
    copybuffer
    dirhistory
)

FZF ​

The keybinding for FZF key is CTRL + R for fuzzy history finder

oh-my-posh ​

The prompt is based on oh-my-posh and the awesome configuration of the minimal but powerful zen prompt by Dreams of Autonomy

If you want to create your own custom theme save your configuration in ~/.config/ohmyposh and link it like

sh
# -----------------------------------------------------
# oh-my-posh prompt
# -----------------------------------------------------
# Custom Theme
eval "$(oh-my-posh init zsh --config $HOME/.config/ohmyposh/zen.toml)"

You can use any oh-my-posh compatible theme by activating the following line:

sh
# Shipped Theme
eval "$(oh-my-posh init zsh --config /usr/share/oh-my-posh/themes/agnoster.omp.json)"

Customize the .bashrc ​

If you want to bring in additional configurations to the bash settings you can create a file .bashrc_custom in your home directory.

For more complex changes try the following possibilities.

The .bashrc is loading the files from folder ~/.config/bashrc in the following order:

  • 00-init
  • 10-aliases
  • 20-customization
  • 30-autostart

You can inject a custom file into the loading order. If you want to inject a file after 20-customization, create a file 25-my-additions.

If you want to overwrite a shipped file, copy the file into the subfolder custom.

Your customization is protected from ML4W Updates.