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dash

Dashboard for my terminal.

Usage

  • Run your terminal in fullscreen
  • Set the terminal opacity to 50%
  • Start dash

Config

The configuration is a normal text file living in ~/.config/dash/. You can use it to take notes or display the output of shell commands via the {command args} syntax. The output can be piped to other commands, e.g. {pacman -Q | wc -l} packages installed.

Terminals

alacritty

If you're using alacritty you can set the opacity for a single instance via:

alacritty msg config window.opacity=0.5

This will make your dashboard transparent but leaves the other windows at full transparency.