From 57d3fe0b35c6eead1d2dc5b4a0598a34a0af67c5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: TolaMironcenko Date: Fri, 8 Nov 2024 10:27:51 +0700 Subject: [PATCH] deleted ly config --- ly/config.ini | 140 -------------------------------------------------- 1 file changed, 140 deletions(-) delete mode 100755 ly/config.ini diff --git a/ly/config.ini b/ly/config.ini deleted file mode 100755 index c1123c5..0000000 --- a/ly/config.ini +++ /dev/null @@ -1,140 +0,0 @@ -# Animation enabled/disabled -animate = true - -# The active animation -# 0 -> PSX DOOM fire (default) -# 1 -> CMatrix -animation = 0 - -# format string for clock in top right corner (see strftime specification) -clock = %c - -# enable/disable big clock -bigclock = true - -# The character used to mask the password -asterisk = * - -# Erase password input on failure -#blank_password = false - -#The `fg` and `bg` color settings take a digit 0-8 corresponding to: -#define TB_DEFAULT 0x00 -#define TB_BLACK 0x01 -#define TB_RED 0x02 -#define TB_GREEN 0x03 -#define TB_YELLOW 0x04 -#define TB_BLUE 0x05 -#define TB_MAGENTA 0x06 -#define TB_CYAN 0x07 -#define TB_WHITE 0x08 -# -# Setting both to zero makes `bg` black and `fg` white. To set the actual color palette you are encouraged to use another tool -# such as [mkinitcpio-colors](https://github.com/evanpurkhiser/mkinitcpio-colors). Note that the color palette defined with -# `mkinitcpio-colors` takes 16 colors (0-15), only values 0-8 are valid for `ly` config and these values do not correspond -# exactly. For instance, in defining palettes with `mkinitcpio-colors` the order is black, dark red, dark green, brown, dark -# blue, dark purple, dark cyan, light gray, dark gray, bright red, bright green, yellow, bright blue, bright purple, bright -# cyan, and white, indexed in that order 0 through 15. For example, the color defined for white (indexed at 15 in the mkinitcpio -# config) will be used by `ly` for `fg = 8`. - -# Background color id -bg = 0 - -# Foreground color id -fg = 9 - -# Blank main box background -# Setting to false will make it transparent -#blank_box = true - -# Remove main box borders -#hide_borders = false - -# Main box margins -#margin_box_h = 2 -#margin_box_v = 1 - -# Input boxes length -#input_len = 34 - -# Max input sizes -#max_desktop_len = 100 -#max_login_len = 255 -#max_password_len = 255 - - -# Input box active by default on startup -#default_input = 2 - -# Load the saved desktop and username -load = true - -# Save the current desktop and login as defaults -save = true - -# File in which to save and load the default desktop and login -#save_file = /etc/ly/save - - -# Remove F1/F2 command hints -#hide_f1_commands = false - -# Command executed when pressing F1 -#shutdown_cmd = /sbin/shutdown -a now - -# Command executed when pressing F2 -#restart_cmd = /sbin/shutdown -r now - - -# Active language -# Available languages are found in /etc/ly/lang/ -lang = en - - -# tty in use -tty = 2 - -# Console path -#console_dev = /dev/console - -# Default path -path = /sbin:/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin - - -# Event timeout in milliseconds -#min_refresh_delta = 5 - -# Service name (set to ly to use the provided pam config file) -#service_name = ly - -# Terminal reset command (tput is faster) -#term_reset_cmd = /usr/bin/tput reset - -# Cookie generator -#mcookie_cmd = /usr/bin/mcookie - - -# Wayland setup command -#wayland_cmd = /etc/ly/wsetup.sh - -# Add wayland specifier to session names -#wayland_specifier = false - -# Wayland desktop environments -#waylandsessions = /usr/share/wayland-sessions - - -# xinitrc -xinitrc = ~/.xinitrc - -# Xorg server command -#x_cmd = /usr/bin/X - -# Xorg setup command -#x_cmd_setup = /etc/ly/xsetup.sh - -# Xorg xauthority edition tool -#xauth_cmd = /usr/bin/xauth - -# Xorg desktop environments -#xsessions = /usr/share/xsessions