i3config

The inspiration for this theme came from the Dracula colour scheme which can be found here: https://draculatheme.com/contribute

The Rofi theme used is a modified version of the currently existing Dracula Rofi theme: https://draculatheme.com/rofi - Which is licensed under the MIT license.

Contents:

• Screenshots
• Specifications
• Other themes utilised
• Installation

Screenshots

Specifications

DISTRO: arch
WM: i3wm
Compositor: Picom
GTK3/4 Theme: Dracula

- Applications I use:
Browser: Firefox
File manager: Thunar
Sound: Pavucontrol

Themes used in other applications:

• Firefox theme

• GTK3/4 theme

• Visual Studio Code theme

• Please note, while these dotfiles were created for Ubuntu 22.04 LTS+ and later modified for arch. They might work on other distributions with a little modification.

• You will be required to modify the i3 configuration file in ~/.config/i3/config, as well as the i3blocks configuration file in ~/.config/i3/i3blocks.conf so that the directories point to your home directory rather than "cloudgenius".

Installation

If you are running Ubuntu, then you can easily run the script I have created.

sudo pacman -S install git # If git has not been installed.
git clone https://github.com/lvnilersh/i3config
cd ~/i3config
bash configure.sh

If you are not using arch, then you will need to manually install the packages listed in configure.sh

Create a disk image for the dotfiles

If you wish to create a distribution of Ubuntu with the dotfiles preinstalled for personal or public use, follow the guide below:

• Install Cubic.

• Download the latest LTS version of Ubuntu from their website.

• Launch Cubic

• Install git onto the distribution with sudo pacman -S install git

• Clone this repository with git clone https://github.com/lvnilesh/i3config

• Run this command: cd ~/i3config && bash distro_script.sh

• You will be required to modify the i3 configuration file in ~/.config/i3/config, as well as the i3blocks configuration file in ~/.config/i3/i3blocks.conf so that the directories point to your home directory rather than "cloudgenius".

Thank you for reading! I hope you enjoy these dotfiles as much as I do!