Commands
Each page is the command's own help text. In a terminal, w-info prints the same list and w-<command> --help the same page.
- w-ai
- Launch and manage the W AI assistant — hosts, keys, memory, ask.
- w-appearance
- Per-user overrides that beat the active theme (W Hub -> Appearance -> Settings).
- w-bar
- Choose which status-bar blocks show on which monitor (W Hub -> Appearance -> Bar).
- w-conf
- Read and write W's layered configuration (vendor → admin → user).
- w-crypt
- Manage disk-encryption factors — TPM2 auto-unlock and recovery keys.
- w-dns
- Switch DNS provider and DNS-over-TLS mode (systemd-resolved).
- w-fingerprint
- Enrol, list and delete the fingerprints of the current user.
- w-firewall
- Toggle the firewall zone between home and public (firewalld).
- w-help
- Open the W documentation in the Help window.
- w-hotkeys
- Manage Hyprland keybindings — profiles, catalog, custom binds.
- w-info
- List all W tools with a one-line description of each.
- w-kbdlight
- Keyboard backlight — level, media keys, and light at the LUKS prompt.
- w-kernel
- Select the active kernel and toggle the hardening profile.
- w-keyboard
- Manage the keyboard-layout ring of the Wayland session (XKB).
- w-langpack
- Show and deliver what a locale needs beyond LANG (translations, dictionary, font).
- w-locale
- Show and switch the system UI language (LANG).
- w-logs
- Set how long W keeps logs (journal + /var/log + W's own logs), one policy.
- w-mirrors
- Keep the pacman mirrorlist fresh — rank mirrors on a schedule or on demand.
- w-monitor
- Configure monitors (resolution, scale, rotation, layout).
- w-nightlight
- Night light — warm the screen on a schedule to cut blue light in the evening.
- w-notify
- Control desktop notifications — Do Not Disturb, history, per-app mute.
- w-pack
- Install and inspect optional W software bundles (packs).
- w-pointer
- Manage mouse, touchpad and swipe-gesture settings of the Wayland session.
- w-power
- Power profiles, idle policy (lock/display/suspend), lid/power key, charge limit.
- w-record
- Record the screen — region/window/monitor, one key to start and stop.
- w-reset
- Force-restore any W module's or bundle's config to its default.
- w-rollback
- Roll the system back to a btrfs snapshot, on either boot path.
- w-screenshot
- Capture the screen — region/window/output, annotate/copy/save.
- w-secureboot
- Set up and manage Secure Boot (sbctl keys + Limine hash).
- w-session
- Remember and restore the graphical session (windows, workspaces, split layout).
- w-ssh
- Choose the session's SSH agent and generate per-host key selectors from it.
- w-style
- Render the active theme across all themed subsystems.
- w-sync
- Track the W dev repo (edge channel) and apply updates, keeping user config intact.
- w-term
- Launch or query the configured terminal (single entry point).
- w-theme
- Switch, add and manage W themes with seamless crossfade.
- w-time
- Set the timezone, the system clock and NTP (systemd-timesyncd).
- w-update
- Update all system and AUR packages (repo + AUR in one pass).
- w-userdirs
- Standard home folders (Documents, Pictures, ...) that follow the language.
- w-wallpaper
- Select the wallpaper for the current resolution tier.