polybar-collection VS aos-switch-ansible-collection

I have some examples in my polybar collection. You could use as a base to make your own theme.

You could check my collection, maybe you'll find something useful https://github.com/Murzchnvok/polybar-collection

I was in the same boat, the wiki seemed too much at first so I downloaded a few configs from others who had bars set up that I liked. After a while I still hadn’t gotten anywhere towards understanding how to make it “my own”. I then stumbled upon polybar-collection and everything just started to click for me. The configs and custom scrips are set up in an easy to understand framework, whereas all of the others I looked at were way over complicated. Take a look, I ended up building my own theme using this framework and feel much better about how to customize it to my needs.

I installed Polybar using the instructions here, but when configuring it I realized most of the modules don't show up at all. This is in my my config.ini:

You can find everything you need in this polybar collection. (btw I use debian)

Just a feel https://github.com/Murzchnvok/polybar-collection

just in case it doesn't work, verify your network name, just to see if it really is wlan0, also I have a nice collection that you can use as a reference or start point.

Used this idea, you can find some greatness here

Take a look in this collection.

Not a stupid question, that happened to me before. I personally would recommend Material Icons, but if you still want to use nf, you can just put a space before a after the icon. Something like this: %{T1} ICON %{T-}, you can find more info in polybar fonts, also you can check my collection.

Try using Ansible, it's pretty intuitive and there's a lot out there so you don't need to reinvent everything from scratch. Here's a link to the repository.