Nice and clean desktop. None of that over the top ricing that takes forever to replicate !

hey everyone - made a start page extension/site thats focused on latest media and content. its available as an extension on https://marketing.startyparty.dev - it always fetches the latest news, lemmy, mastodon (journalists), music, videos, podcasts, twitch, steam launcher/news, browser game (play games in the browser), links, search, etc. has a bunch of keybound shortcuts for keyboard warriors too. hope some of y'all find it useful / enjoy ^^

My dotfiles are a bit of a mess 😵‍💫 but I'll upload them at some point if requested.

• Bar: Waybar
• Fonts: IntoneMonoNF (terminal), Atkinson Hyperlegible (bar)
• Menu (not shown here but): Tofi
• Programs shown: kitty, Hyfetch, plain ol' Firefox, Space Cadet Pinball decompilation, Rustmon, pipes.sh, and Featherpad
• Wallpaper sources: Camellia - U.U.F.O. album art, Meganeko - Sequence Break album art
• Color scheme: Catppuccin Mocha

• If you are interested in my custom neofetch script or the photograph. I'll be more than happy to share it.

• distro : DEBIAN

• window manager : LXDE

• terminal : Zutty

• file manager : GNOME file manager

• Web browser : Firefox + Ladybird

Using a less aggressive approach to rounding the corners on the desktop elements this time. Overall theme is Material-Black-Cherry but I color sampled the tree she's reclining on for the desktop elements. Gruvbox-Material-Black for the icon set.

Gentoo with a custom kernel made using the fantastic guidance from the wiki.

I replaced the tux boot logo with an IBM one, I used this guide to do that: https://linuxlink.timesys.com/docs/wiki/engineering/HOWTO_Use_a_custom_boot_logo (is not that hard)

Things that don't work yet:

• Webcam microphone

Conclusion about Gentoo: Waiting for packages to compile is annoying. But the flexibility and the Gentoo wiki makes up for it. Also Gentoo now has binary packages so I don't have to wait for packages that I don't care about to compile.

Dotfiles (to use these dotfiles install the dependencies and clone the repo): https://codeberg.org/yusz/dotfiles-public

Picture of desktop: https://imgur.com/a/7z02PjJ

Wanted to see if I could make it look a little more "modern".

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• DE: Cosmic Epoch
• Widgets: Aylur's GTK Shell (ags)
• OS: NixOS 24.05
• Wallpaper: Cyberware Mods Menu edited to remove the in game UI.
• Dotfiles: GitHub

i'll keep it simple this time: (it is 1:22 AM and i want to sleep)

• stuff
  • distro \\\\ ultramarine
  • color scheme \\\\ miasma (i'm reusing colorschemes, i know!)
  • window manager \\\\ riverwm
• my river conf is here, if you want to see it or something

• OS: NixOS
• WM: Hyprland
• Bar. Waybar
• Terminal: Kitty
• Browser: Firefox with Sideberry, Adaptive Tab Bar Colour, and some basic userChrome.css to hide the native tab bar and the sidebar title
• Colour Scheme: Catppuccin Mocha
• Wallpaper: VDawg's submission to the Hyprland wallpaper contest
• Dotfiles: Unavailable. I haven't migrated some configs to nix yet (most notably hyprland) and I don't manage them with git either. also they're a mess.

Feel free to ask me how I did things, information is difficult to find sometimes, so I'm happy to help

• OS: openSUSE Tumbleweed
• DE: Xfce
• WM: bspwm
• Theme: Rosé Pine
• Font: Hack
• Zsh Theme: Fishy

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• Browser: Brave
• Email: Thunderbird
• Terminal: Alacritty
• File Manager: Thunar
• Music Player: qmmp
• Fetch: Albafetch
• Shell: Zsh

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Dotfiles available on request.

Also, Albafetch does not yet feature the openSUSE logo. I am in the process of trying to implement this, which is how I have it on my system.

My current Linux setup. I'm still waiting for Cosmic. I'm hyped. BSPWM is really comfy to use. It is the best starter tiling wm to me. Wallpaper.

!Picture of dummy notification showcasing my SwayNC rice

!Image showcasing SwayNC with uncollapsed group of notifications.

• Sway Notification Center - despite the name, it works on most wayland compositors.
• My previous post with my Niri rice
• My dotfiles

It's very much WIP.

• Distro: EndeavourOS

• Compositor/WM: Niri

• Floating menu in the center: Fuzzel

• Bar: Waybar

• Terminal: Foot

• Terminal multiplexer: Tmux

• Shell: ZSH

• Prompt: Powerlevel10k

• Editor: Neovim

• Browser: Firefox

• dotfiles (kinda messy + outdated README)

One of my all-time favorite wallpaper finds (LINK: https://wallhaven.cc/w/g8xlxd). The Waybar and Hyprland window borders are color sampled directly from the wallpaper itself. The other color/icon/cursor/terminal themes are listed in the fastfetch output.

This is my first time trying both hyprland and wayland. My friends have been bugging me for quite some time about switching to wayland but I'm just to comfortable with my dwm setup. So far I really like hyprland though and I might actually keep using it

1. WM?
   • hyprland \\\\ i'm just staying for the blur at this point
2. distro?
   • ultramarine \\\\ aka the cooler fedora*(tm)*
3. browser?
   • librewolf \\\\ with the FF Ultima css, too!
4. wallpaper?
   • this \\\\ BTW, this whole thing is inspired by N0tch2k's 'The Sawfish' post in devianart!
5. wtf do you have open in the other librewolf window???
   • 4get.ca \\\\ proxy search engine that respects your privacy! BTW, will is very cool and i respect him a lot
6. colorscheme?
   • N0tch2k \\\\ finding the origin of this is pretty messy, the most i got was a devianart profile and the original repo containing the colorscheme

NOTE: i rewrote the photon, firefox, discord and 4get themes i made for biscuit just for this lol

Just plain old XFCE with "off the rack" configuration. Just like how this background looks with the Kripton-GTK theme and Gruvbox-Plus-Dark Icons.

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• color scheme?

  • biscuit \\\\ respect to abb3v for incorporating me to biscuit

• window manager?

  • hyprland \\\\ i tried river but my key binds keep dying out of nowhere

• wallpaper?

  • !

• i see a cool post in there, could you link it?

  • of course it is cool, silly!

• note: if you hover over some links, you'll see cool messages i left!

  • another note: if something looks off, then it's because i probably messed up markdown while typing this

Since I like FreeBSD so much on my server I installed it on my crappy unstable laptop as well. I only use it for browsing, editing notes and video conferencing when working from home, so I need no complex setup.

From top to bottom:

• Output of fastfetch, an open neovim and my wallpaper switcher. The bar is eww.
• A second workspace with Firefox and my notes.
• My "logout window". Pressing a key combo will show this overlay with the option to close it or pick shutdown/reboot/logout.

Not pictured is fuzzel for running applications.

A few minor things still need to be done but nothing major will change.

Playing with deep reds and greys on Hyprland.

sTUFF

• colorscheme \\\\ biscuit
• the quality of the image is bad!! \\\\ don't worry, i know! that's why i'm placing all three below YOUR bulletpoint! (blame imgur for the bad quality of these)
  • !
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  • !
• who made the wallpaper? \\\\ read the text in the screenshots! (i'm too lazy to retype it)
• why did you type so much text inside the screenshots? \\\\ i like talking to myself!
• why do you keep playing with the name of the colorschemes you use? \\\\ i have fallen to the hands of my as(th)ma

final stuff: thanks for reading

also, this is a crosspost from the OTHER unixporn (the lemmy.ml one) and yes, i didn't forget about you guys..

EDIT: fix on the links not working

stuff!

• distro? wm? bar? app launcher? colorscheme?
  • nixos (i may be switching to Edubuntu soon, don't question it!)
  • hyprland
  • waybar (not shown on the picture)
  • wofi (not shown on the picture)
  • miasma (do you get the joke now?)
• what's the terminal?
  • kitty with a 'cool' config (not really)
• what's the music player?
  • it is termusic
• wallpaper?!?!?!
  • rimgo.bloat.cat/1uEy7E9.jpeg !

here's the link to the shotshare page so i can see what you think

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/19976059

DSLinux was a port of the Linux kernel and some basic software to the Nintendo DS. As you can see, it also works in Delta.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/19225629

> * OS: openSUSE Tumbleweed > * DE: Aster Desktop Environment > * Compositor: LabWC > * Panel: sfwbar > * GTK Theme: Mint-Y-Legacy-Dark-Red > * Icon Theme: Obsidian-Red > * LabWC Theme: Equilux-compact > > --- > > * Browser: Mullvad Browser > * Terminal: sakura > * Music Player: qmmp > > EDIT: I have uploaded the script and install instructions to Codeberg

I am extremely pleased with how it looks. Initially, I was quite concerned about achieving a similar appearance and after two unsuccessful attempts, I felt defeated and abandoned the effort. However, thanks to the helpful individuals in the Matrix chat who assured me that achieving the desired look with Waybar was indeed possible, I decided to give it another shot, initially to prove them wrong. To my surprise, I was met with significant progress. While there are still some finishing touches and refactoring to be done, I plan to address these gradually as time permits. Currently, it is functioning perfectly and is user-friendly.

Details:

-Dell Precision M4500

-i3

-Polybar (with polybar-themes 'colorblocks'

-kitty (colored with pywal)

-Nord color scheme

-Wallpaper

https://github.com/AhmedSaadi0/my-hyprland-config

https://old.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/1b32yd7/hyprland_hyprland_ags_makes_the_perfect_desktop/

python script for sway that will incrementally change the size of gaps as windows are added my github