how to properly use wallust integration #86
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I'll look into this after work. But yes you can use the wallust theme provider instead of wayle. Which also means that you should use the built in wallpaper engine (of wayle) since that drives these theme providers like paywall and wallust. The config.toml.example should be able to help you out with that. If you don't have that then you can run 'wayle config default' to generate it. |
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I've tried using wallust to incorporate the wallust integration with wayle, the steps currently aren't as clear to me, but I've done the following steps:
I created a
~/.config/wallust/templates/waylefile containing this:With this
~/.config/wallust/wallust.tomlfile:And then added this import at the top of the
~/.config/wayle/config.tomlfile:Now, I'm using waypaper version 2.8 with
awwwas a backend, with this config (~/.config/waypaper/config.ini):I also do have this entire
~/.config/wayle/config.toml:The main question is that, am I doing it properly? According to the tombi.toml schema, there is the option to use wallust for
theme-provider, but I'm just using wayle. Is it already functional?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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