Sakura Line: retheme the whole desktop from the wallpaper
Palette sampled from bspwm/wallpaper/wallpaper.jpg and applied per-role (not per-hex, so terminal green stays green and nvim's LineNr/Comment stay recessive) across st, kitty, polybar, rofi, dunst, nvim, qt5ct/qt6ct and GTK 2/3/4. Also: - rofi drun centred, icons enabled - polybar translucent (true ARGB) and rounded; picom corner-radius, with the desktop layer and fullscreen windows excluded - fix qt5ct color_scheme_path pointing at a nonexistent /home/carrie - export QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME so qt6ct is actually consulted - point GTK at an icon theme that exists on this system - add .config/rice: one-shot install.sh (--dry-run supported), package list, vendored st config.h (gitignored upstream) and the particles wallpaper-layer source, so a clone reproduces the rice Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Cn3dHfbgNYdbZvzb1b3GQt
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# particles - wallpaper layer
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# Tuned for bspwm/wallpaper/wallpaper.jpg: a bright, busy image, so the field
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# is white and fairly opaque. Preview any change without touching the desktop:
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# particles --snapshot /tmp/p.png --snapshot-bg ~/.config/bspwm/wallpaper/wallpaper.png
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# Reload a running instance after editing: pkill -HUP particles
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density = 55
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radius = 2.4
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glow = 4.0
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opacity = 1.0
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color = ffffff
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link-distance = 140
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link-width = 1.6
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link-opacity = 0.85
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link-color = ffffff
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speed = 24
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edges = bounce
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cursor = grab,repel
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cursor-distance = 180
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cursor-strength = 1.0
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cursor-response = 9
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fps = 60
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keep-below = true
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pause-when-covered = true
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