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When a window is in full-screen mode (mode 2), dispatching `fullscreen 1` (maximized mode) fails to resize the window correctly, leaving it at full-screen dimensions. This occurs because the `applyNodeDataToWindow` function contains an early `return` when it detects the window is in a fullscreen state. This check does not account for the `ignoreFullscreenChecks` flag, which is specifically set in `fullscreenRequestForWindow` to handle this exact transition. The condition is updated to `if (PWINDOW->isFullscreen() && !data->ignoreFullscreenChecks)`, allowing the function to proceed and apply the correct maximized geometry when toggling from a full-screen state.
hyprland-plugins
This repo houses official plugins for Hyprland.
Plugin list
- borders-plus-plus -> adds one or two additional borders to windows
- csgo-vulkan-fix -> fixes custom resolutions on CS:GO with
-vulkan - hyprbars -> adds title bars to windows
- hyprexpo -> adds an expo-like workspace overview
- hyprfocus -> flashfocus for hyprland
- hyprscrolling -> adds a scrolling layout to hyprland
- hyprtrails -> adds smooth trails behind moving windows
- hyprwinwrap -> clone of xwinwrap, allows you to put any app as a wallpaper
- xtra-dispatchers -> adds some new dispatchers
Install
Important
hyprland-plugins only officially supports installation via
hyprpm.hyprpmautomatically detects your hyprland version & installs only the corresponding "pinned" release of hyprland-plugins. If you want the latest commits to hyprland-plugins, you need to usehyprland-git.
Install with hyprpm
To install these plugins, from the command line run:
hyprpm update
Then add this repository:
hyprpm add https://github.com/hyprwm/hyprland-plugins
then enable the desired plugin with
hyprpm enable <plugin-name>
See the respective README's in the subdirectories for configuration options.
See the plugins wiki and hyprpm -h for more details.
Install on Nix
To use these plugins, it's recommended that you are already using the Hyprland flake. First, add this flake to your inputs:
inputs = {
# ...
hyprland.url = "github:hyprwm/Hyprland";
hyprland-plugins = {
url = "github:hyprwm/hyprland-plugins";
inputs.hyprland.follows = "hyprland";
};
# ...
};
The inputs.hyprland.follows guarantees the plugins will always be built using
your locked Hyprland version, thus you will never get version mismatches that
lead to errors.
After that's done, you can use the plugins with the Home Manager module like this:
{inputs, pkgs, ...}: {
wayland.windowManager.hyprland = {
enable = true;
# ...
plugins = [
inputs.hyprland-plugins.packages.${pkgs.system}.hyprbars
# ...
];
};
}
If you don't use Home Manager:
{ lib, pkgs, inputs, ... }:
with lib; let
hyprPluginPkgs = inputs.hyprland-plugins.packages.${pkgs.system};
hypr-plugin-dir = pkgs.symlinkJoin {
name = "hyrpland-plugins";
paths = with hyprPluginPkgs; [
hyprexpo
#...plugins
];
};
in
{
environment.sessionVariables = { HYPR_PLUGIN_DIR = hypr-plugin-dir; };
}
And in hyprland.conf
# load all the plugins you installed
exec-once = hyprctl plugin load "$HYPR_PLUGIN_DIR/lib/libhyprexpo.so"
Contributing
Feel free to open issues and MRs with fixes.
If you want your plugin added here, contact vaxry beforehand.