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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.