Yet another minimalistic text-based status bar made for Linux
Not much apart from the fact that its made in C# and offers 0 configuration files apart from the source itself, which you edit in order to update the bar.
bars/VivalBar.cs
Note: This is for the binary that was compiled with the Release tag, it may not always be up-to-date.
To keep it up-to-date, build it from source yourself by using the shell-script.
git clone https://github.com/qqtc0/Vival.git && Vival/bin/Release/net6.0/Vival & disown && clear
./build-vival.sh - .NET SDK is required
- Bash
- xdotool (X11)
- dotnet-runtime - 6.0+
- dotnet-sdk - 6.0+
- Optionally: nerdfonts
Yeah, as long as they satisfy IntelliSense, the code is clean and documented (much like the original code) and doesn't add additional libraries without a solid and good reason as to why it should be added, and I'm talking about a love-like description as to why I should even consider it.
- The bar can be resized in WMs like xmonad, which shouldn't be happening but can't exactly be prevented in any good way as of right now.
* Can be fixed by adjusting your config.
- Currently the overlay is rendered as a "Form" using Eto.Forms - GTK, which means it appears in every truly non-fullscreen application (videos and borderless-windowed games for example).
* This can be prevented in xmonad by adding it to your window rules.
* Setting up a keybind to start the bar is adviced so you can toggle it on/off when needed.
- Borders in WMs like xmonad may start flashing due to how Vival deals with fetching system-related data from bash.This is made explicitly for xmonad.
If you're experiencing the bar hopping from workspace to workspace, try and make the bar load on startup automatically and is inside xmonad's window rules.
Config: ~/.xmonad/xmonad.hs
For starting it, add this to your startup hook: spawnOnce "(path-to-vival) & disown"