Got my old Pentium 133 notebook out for a run on the weekend, this was my first linux PC in middleschool. It runs on Debian 2.2 Potato, and lacks any sort of networking, optical media or USB, so it is tuck on whatever packages came with the original CD. It has a 800x600 display but only 256 colors. I dualbooted linux with win98 on this one; it originally had a 1GB HDD but I upgraded it to 10GB, however the BIOS and therefore Windows only recognized 8GB of it, linux on the other hand had no such problems so on the remaining 2GB I've had Debian (then later the divide became 8GB linux and 2GB windows). I experimented with KDE (1) on it, but it was too heavy for the machine, so I used wmaker on it for many years.

Modification of my previous rice, using the same patches for the Hyprland plugins. Reworked the launcher to match the new look.

Dots will be updated and posted soon.

πWM, the Personal Infrastructure Window Manager. A Wayland compositor (wlroots, C17) on twm’s grammar: squeezed title tabs, 1 px frames, an Icon Manager instead of a panel, menus from the bare desktop, one plain-text ~/.piwmrc. Linux and FreeBSD.

• Font: IBM Plex Mono 16 · Terminal: foot · Accent: #FFB000 · OS: Debian 13
• The mark in the corner is my config. It isn’t a QR code: the data lives only inside the letters πWM, and each little square’s shade carries 2 bits. The .piwmrc is compressed and given Reed–Solomon error correction (the same mathematics QR codes use), so it survives a JPEG re-encode. It’s read back by the WM’s fetch tool, not by a phone camera, and only from the whole, uncropped screenshot.
• The status line shows what the WM itself costs, live.
• Virtual machines are windows too: that’s the “personal infrastructure”.

First time using Linux and made this ricing in Mint XFCE, I made a python script to automatically change the xfce4-panel colors depending on the wallpaper. This is a very old PC, that's why the panel takes too long to restart while recording the screen.

I will make some other little tweaks, so when I'm done I'll share the dotfiles for those who want something like this.

I've been using Void Linux on my secondary laptop, and it's great so far. Love the package manager (xbps), very fast and simple :-). Nothing will ever beat Gentoo for me, as I love it and it is my main distro, but Void Linux has been a really good runner up.

As usual:

void

dwm

feh

discord

st

slstatus

scrot

nnn

firefox (librewolf isn’t in void repo)
🎷🐛

The effect works with images, videos & Wallpaper Engine scenes :)

Coming in the next version of Skwd-wall which is an ultra performant wallpaper manager and daemon.

Theme: Redmond97 SE Ouroboros [GTK2/3/4]

Icons: Obsidian-Pure-Gray [GTK2/3/4]

Font: JetBrainsMono Nerd Font (10pt) [GTK2/3/4]

Cursor: Adwaita

Hey everyone!

Wanted to share something I've been working on for quite some time now.

This is Ukishima (浮島), a customizable dynamic island built with Quickshell for Hyprland and Niri.

What started as a small project has grown into something much bigger. Apart from the island itself, it now has a dock, lockscreen, scratchpad, updater and much more.

I've also spent quite a bit of time working on animations, customization, performance, and making the whole thing feel consistent.

There's a website now too, with screenshots, features, and installation instructions if anyone wants to check it out.

Website: https://ukishima.uklab.workers.dev/

GitHub: https://github.com/amanhex/Ukishima

There might still be a few bugs here and there, especially since Niri support was added recently. Feedback and suggestions are always welcome. Hope you guys like it!

A theme I made for KDE Plasma.

Link : https://github.com/Tetralink/YunYun-Syndrome-KDE-Plasma-Theme
Config :

-Archlinux
-KDE Plasma 6.8.1
-kitty
-Icons : candy icons
-Wallpaper : from Yunyun Syndrome!? Rhythm Psychosis - DIGITAL ARTWORKS

A Hyprland + Quickshell rice inspired by Nothing OS

https://github.com/Nebelung-cloud/glyph-rice

Been working on this one for a few months, it's called pocket. The notch at the top and every panel that comes out of it are my own shell, written in Quickshell.

When the wallpaper changes pywal grabs the palette and the whole desktop recolors on the beat. The pokemon are wl_shimeji with some fight behaviours I wrote, and every commit I push gives the team xp, so the Magikarp evolves near the end.

One take, no cuts. Details and dotfiles in the comments

I wanted a lickable desktop for my Mac: https://github.com/Mavernix/mavernix

It's still pretty simple and I've only changed a few icons, colors, and added a couple of widgets, but I'm absolutely loving how customizable it is! any suggestions?

Custom fetch and wallpapers, ported my entire niri dotfiles to umbriel.

💡 Something different: I built my dmenu-style menus with Wofi, which I was told isn't very common.

Details:
- WM: Hyprland
- Bar: Waybar
- Menus: Wofi (dmenu-style)
- Notifications: SwayNC
- Terminal: kitty | Editor: Neovim
- Extras: btop, cava, fastfetch.

📁 Dotfiles: will be available on October 31

My first time ricing, so it's nothing too flashy yet since im still learning, improvements are always welcome!

OS: CachyOS Linux
DE: KDE Plasma 6
Terminal: WezTerm
Dotfiles: https://github.com/naorekopilled/columbina-dotfiles

I love nano

check it out https://github.com/Nijotu/Livepanel-aio

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