My custom configuration files for sfwbar
The git repository for sfwbar can be found here.
Many of these configs demonstrate the usage of sfwbar config language.
- If()
- Map()
- Lookup()
- Grab()
- Str()
- Pad()
- ReGex()
- inline svg
- images from GTK icon theme
- chart
- image
- button
- clock
There are many more. Consult the sfwbar manpage for more information.
Note that some of these are specific to Puppy Linux but could easily be adapted to any system.
includes.widgetlauncher.widgetandlauncher.css(separate launcher)
| Widget | Widget type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| barlauncher.widget | button and image | launches menu and apps |
| bat.widget | image - inline svg | battery monitor |
| clock.widget | clock (puppy specific) | digital clock |
| cpu.widget | chart | CPU usage graph |
| firewall.widget | image (puppy specific) | state of firewall |
| idle.widget | image - sfwbar idleinhibit | state of swayidle |
| logout.widget | image (puppy specific) | raises logout GUI |
| network.widget | image | network state and monitor |
| pulse.widget | image | pulse audio volume control |
| pupusage.widget | image (puppy specific) | usage stats |
| temp.widget | image | CPU temperature in celcius |
sfwbar.config
The single main config is responsible for launching the main bar and the launcher.
These are a few helper scripts for sfwbar.
A script that supplies the menu for the firewall.widget and the
network.widget. You can change the calls to your distro specific
firewall manager and network tools respectively.
bat.widget depends on this script. There is a puppyism in there
calling gtkdialog-splash. You can re-work this to use xmessage
or even xterm -e.
This is entirely uneccesary for the pulse.widget but is nice to
have for a bit more graphical feedback or if you don't have a scroll-wheel
on your mouse. It depends on gtkdialog. Please use the latest stable
version as it has gtk-layer-shell support when compiled with GTK3.