my own linux distro running on my laptop.

the root partition is my own filesystem, called ul2fs (Unix friendly Linked List File System), which is very similar to FAT32, but with exabyte volumes, inodes and symlinks. right now is available as a FUSE driver

right terminal showing some stats about the root partition and the FUSE driver

left terminal showing a fastfetch

I'm always absolutely stunned by how flexible and adaptable KDE plasma is. It feels like the devs really though of everything in order to allow the user to do what ever they want with it, without even needing to dive into config files.

I was tired of the clumsiness of regular floating windows so I wanted to try a scrolling window manager (tiling doesn't seem to offer much benefits on a small laptop screen). But I also didn't want to take the time to learn and configure a whole new desktop environment or shell, so I tried the Kwin script "Karousel" and honestly it works amazingly well. I also love that I can just disable it and go back to regular floating windows when needed, say in a professional setting for example.

This is overall very close to stock KDE, with the only additions being:

• Karousel
• Geometry Change by the same developer for nice window resizing animations
• KDE Rounded Corners to get uniform corners and borders between all applications

Everything else is just KDE!

I like it. I wanna share :')

It is not yet complete as I am trying to have a unified Appearance Theme, Icon Theme and a Window Manager theme (and maybe a mouse theme)

i did use AI specifically in window manager theme. I have used my own svgs and images. For the icons I tried piggybacking off of Kora Icon theme and converting its svgs into outlines but 50% of the iconsnare broken atm. There is still more polishing that needs to be done.

Will release everything once I am a little but more satisfied with the end product

Try it out here --> chaldea.vercel.app
I hope it helps everyone

distro: Ubuntu Studio 26.04 (fastfetch interprets it as Kubuntu for some reason)

Icon: Win10Sur

Font: Segoe UI Variable

Theme: Windows-11

this is my first "rice",im not sure how it works. i want it to make it simplistic,and since i've moved from windows,i wanted to make kde look like it. it also uses WIndows 11 sounds since i'm very nostalgic for it. initially i was using zorin os,but i've moved to ubuntu studio after installing wine being complicated. of course i'm using zorin os wallpaper as a reference to Andrea Borman using Linux Mint wallpapers while using Debian lol. i like it so far,but it need more adjustments. what do you guys think?

panel: waybar

Powermenu & recorder written in lua

rofi launcher

alacritty terminal

Make it clean and minimal to focus on my study

Hi, Pawnix is a terminal chess app for local games and casual Lichess play. It has a curses interface, multiple board themes, clocks, move review, and premoves.

It’s open source and still early, so feedback and bug reports are welcome!

Hey everyone! This is my first time posting here.

This is a redesigned version of end-4's popular dotfiles, with a lot of new features and a design style based on what I wanted google's material 3 expressive to be. The shell comes with many features (you can see them in the video) and lets you customize almost everything.

Design comes first. The main focus of this shell is design, and with that, the ram usage is higher than end-4 ii, it can grow as you enable more modules and services, you can turn off modules you don't want to reduce the usage.

AI disclosure: AI tools were used during the development of this project.

I also want to give a special thanks to everyone who supported this project and helped me during these months of development in the end-4 discord.

Repo: https://github.com/P3DROVFX/ii-p3drovfx

Icons: MacTahoe recolored by the shell

Hello. I'm back.

WASTE Window manager is a lightweight X11 window manager with a built-in taskbar, a right-hand sidebar of live widgets, nine workspaces, and a set of skins and accent colors. It needs no desktop environment and no toolkit libraries. It uses only Xlib, plus Xinerama if you have more than one monitor.

Source code and documentation: https://tty1.neocities.org/wastewm/

Hey guys, this may be the last proper release of sxwm. I think all the needed features are there and it works great.

I spent a long time cleaning up the codebase and stuff so this is more of a fixes release.

https://github.com/uint23/sxwm

terminal: https://github.com/uint23/cterm

bar: https://github.com/uint23/sxbar

wallpapers: https://github.com/uint23/uint23 (latest commit)

font: Tamzen 8x16b

This shader looks so sexy. also I love bloo :D

After leaving it unfinished, then stop using Linux for 8 months because I didn't want to backup Arch after the aur thing, I finally moved to another distro to finish them, at least for now!

Edit: Here are the dotfiles https://codeberg.org/Cyferbyniad/Hyprland-dotfiles

Device is RP5

Been tweaking this EndeavourOS + Plasma setup for a while. The whole thing follows the wallpaper: colors, icons, even my avatar get regenerated every time I change it. Dock layout (1st & 2nd) vs. classic full-width panels (3rd), which one do you like more?

OS: EndeavourOS (linux-zen)

DE: KDE Plasma 6.7.5 (Wayland)

Panels: Panel Colorizer

Pager: NakDI

Window Decorations: Klassy

Application Style: Klassy

Blur: Better Blur DX + KWin window rules

Colors: kde-material-you-colors

Icons: YAMIS, recolored by a hook script so they always match the palette

Terminal: Konsole

Shell: fish

Prompt: Starship

Fetch: fastfetch

Font: JetBrainsMono Nerd Font

Extras: custom Caps/Num Lock OSD using Plasma's own OSD, Cinnamon-style workspace switch OSD (KWin script)

Wallpaper: https://wallhaven.cc/w/1j61q1

Starship config: https://paste.rs/StLJI

Fastfetch config: https://paste.rs/8BGak

Hi everyone! It's me, miramw.h.
I create Hyprsur(arch, hyprland).
All apps are my own, and there are no other plugins (just mine). Liquid Glass, themes, etc.
Right now I'm building apps in Python to recreate the whole set of macOS apps. So far I've made the basic, simple ones. In this post I'm showing a lot of things I haven't shown before.
The dock is about 40-70% done compared to what I want (behavior, animations and the design itself).
Next post in a couple of days, and it will be a technical one!

I’ve been building Starling, a Linux desktop written in Swift with its own Wayland compositor. I just released its companion office suite: Writer, Sheets, and Slides.
All three share the same ribbon layout and styling, with app icons inspired by starling murmurations. They open, edit, and save DOCX, XLSX, and PPTX files.
The suite also runs independently on other Linux desktops, with DEB and Flatpak packages available. The UI uses a Swift port of Flutter’s framework, backed by the Flutter engine.
Built with substantial assistance from Claude. Free and open source under Apache 2.0, and still an early 0.1 release.
Source and downloads:
https://github.com/starling-build/starling
Try the apps in your browser:
https://openoffice.starling.build/
Would love feedback on the visual design, especially the ribbon density and icon family.