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# Sakura Line
A bspwm rice for Arch Linux where everything - bar, menus, popups,
notifications, lock screen, terminal and prompt - is drawn from one palette and
A bspwm rice for Arch Linux where everything bar, menus, popups,
notifications, lock screen, terminal and prompt is drawn from one palette and
one set of shapes, so it feels like one system instead of a pile of tools.
![Sakura Line](docs/gallery/desktop-clean.webp)
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1. Create a directory `themes/<name>/` (in the repo or in `~/.config/rice/themes/<name>/`).
2. Put your wallpaper in `wallpapers/<image>` (or reference an image path).
3. Create `colors.toml` following the schema in `themes/sakura-line/colors.toml`.
4. Run `rice-theme set <name>` or open the visual picker (`super + shift + t`) - your theme will appear immediately with automatic cached thumbnails!
4. Run `rice-theme set <name>` or open the visual picker (`super + shift + t`) your theme will appear immediately with automatic cached thumbnails!
- `~/.config/rice/theme.override.toml` wins over every theme (`rice-font` writes the font there).
- Your own templates go in `~/.config/rice/templates/*.tpl` and win over the built-in ones.

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# Sakura Line - Screenshot Gallery
# Sakura Line Screenshot Gallery
A visual showcase of Sakura Line's themes, menus, window layouts, and custom control panels. Every surface is dynamically themed from a single palette with unified borders, fonts, and translucency.