A theme for the Awesome window manager 4.x.

In rc.lua in section "Variable definitions" you can set some variables:

• terminal. You can execute default terminal by pressing <Mod4> + <Return>. Default value: "alacritty".
• browser. You can execute default browser by pressing <Mod4> + b. Default value: "google-chrome-stable".
• file_manager. You can execute default file manager by pressing <Mod4> + f. Default value: "nautilus".
• graphic_text_editor. You can execute default graphic text editor by pressing <Mod4> + e. Default value: "subl".
• music_player. You can execute default music player by pressing <Mod4> + m. Default value: "spotify".
• session_lock_command. You can lock your session by pressing <Mod4> + l. Also if you choose "Session lock" power off menu item, this command will be executed. Default value: "dm-tool lock".
• calendar_command. Calendar will be executed by clicking on calendar and time widgets. Google calendar is used by default.

In rc.lua in section "Panels" you can declare panel(s). Object of class "Panel" has properties:

• position. Panel's position. Possible values: "top", "bottom", "left", "right".
• tags.list. Panel's list of tags. Constructor parameters of class "Tag": text and layout.
• widgets. Panel's list of widgets. Widget must have properties value and/or icon.

In rc.lua in section "Screens" you can declare screen(s). Object of class "Screen" has properties:

• wallpaper. Path to wallpapaer.
• panels. List of panels.

Don't forget to add screens to screens_manager. Object screens_manager has set_screens method to pass list of screens. Multiple screens can be needed for multiple monitors.

In rc.lua in section "Key bindings" you can set key bindings. There are author's key binding, so you should leave only necessary ones for you, but don't remove awesome-specific, system-specific and default application specific key bindings.

In rc.lua in section "Rules" you can set rules for clients. For example, some applications have own titlebar so Awesome WM titlebar is needless for them.

In rc.lua in section "Autostart" you can set commands to execute during Awesome WM startup.

In theme.lua you can set theme mode. Possible values: "light", "dark".

PS: also in rc.lua and theme.lua you can make your own experiments, suggestions are appreciated. For example, you can create widget for bluetooth, add calendar popup to ClockCalendarWidget, extend theme modes. Let's make the world better together!

• Awesome WM 4.x
• LightDM (if you use dm-lock as session lock tool)
• wireless_tools (if you use NetworkWidget)
• Lain for Awesome WM 4.x
• Vicious widgets for the Awesome WM 4.x
• Fonts: Droid, Noto (otherwise use another fonts in theme.lua instead)

> git clone https://github.com/Relz/awesome-wm-theme.git
> mv -bv awesome-wm-theme/* ~/.config/awesome; rm -rf awesome-wm-theme

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