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# 📁 Configuration Files Guide

This document provides a simple explanation of the configuration files present in the `configs/` folder. These files help customize the appearance and behavior of the Linux environment.

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## 🔹 Niri
Niri is a **window manager**.

It controls how application windows are arranged and managed on the screen. Instead of manually resizing windows, Niri can automatically organize them into a clean layout.

**What it helps with:**
- Arranging windows side by side
- Switching between open applications
- Managing workspace layouts

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## 🔹 Waybar
Waybar is a **status bar** that appears on the screen (usually at the top or bottom).

It displays useful system information so you can quickly check important details.

**What it shows:**
- Battery level 🔋
- Time and date ⏰
- Network/Wi-Fi status 📶

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## 🔹 Rofi
Rofi is an **application launcher and utility tool**.

It allows you to quickly open applications or switch between tasks using your keyboard, making your workflow faster and more efficient.

**What it helps with:**
- Launching applications quickly
- Searching and switching between open programs
- Reducing the need to use a mouse

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## ✅ Summary
Together, these configuration files help create a smooth, efficient, and customizable Linux experience by improving window management, system visibility, and application access.