This program is a part of the nwg-shell project.

Nwg-shell-config utility provides a graphical user interface for configuring sway and Hyprland Wayland compositors in nwg-shell.

• desktop style (preset) selection
• night light settings (user location, day/night color temperature, gamma)
• help window (key binding cheat sheet) settings
• update notification tray icon settings
• other system tray icons on/off switches

• workspaces for autotiling to work on
• split depth limit
• split width, height

• system-wide or per device keyboard settings: layout, repeat settings, CapsLock & NumLock settings

• system-wide or per device pointer device settings: acceleration, scroll & other

• system-wide or per device touchpad settings: acceleration, scroll & tap behaviour

• window tiling layout selection (dwindle/Master)
• window border settings
• window gaps settings

• split settings
• smart resizing

• split settings

• keyboard layout & other settings
• mouse sensitivity, acceleration & other settings
• touchpad scroll factor & other settings

• disable Hyprland logo/background
• DMPS behavior
• focus settings

• screen locker selection: swaylock / gtklock, the latter on sway only
• lock screen background source (local wallpapers / unsplash.com images)
• screen locker timeouts

• modules settings (userinfo, powerbar, playertl)
• commands settings (reboot, power off, suspend, logout)
• time format
• idle timeout

For key bindings to work properly, you need to select some default applications, and those are:

• terminal
• file manager
• text editor
• web browser

• You'll find a backup / restore utility here. It allows to pack all nwg-shell-related configs into a .tar.gz file, and install them back from it.

• This tab gathers and displays some basic system info, including installed OS, Wayland compositor and nwg-shell-related packages versions.

It allows to select per-preset app settings for:

• application drawer
• dock
• exit menu
• notifications
• gtklock (sway only)

In the window footer you'll find the nwg-shell-translate button, in case you'd like to help at translations.

The nwg-shell-config module / package is also a home for several other utilities and scripts:

• nwg-autotiling: a version of the autotiling script modified for better integration w/ nwg-shell
• nwg-autotranslate: during first run it translates panel and exit menu labels into user's locale - if we have this language
• nwg-lock: provides communication between the shell and the screen the locker of your choice
• nwg-update-indicator: a script responsible for the system update tray indicator (Arch and Venom Linux only so far)
• nwg-screenshot-applet: provides the tray icon and menu, that executes the /usr/local/bin/screenshot script with appropriate arguments.
• nwg-shell-help: provides the keyboard shortcuts help window, together with the system tray icon