• OS: Android (Stock) using UAD

• Launcher: Kvaesitso

• Theme: Follow System (Dark)

• Wallpaper: Muzei

• Icons: Delta Icon Pack

  • Using syncthing fork to backup and restore the theme between my tablet & phone.
  • Works perfectly even though I have fewer apps on my phone, but missing apps are just ignored. No broken links/icons, which is great. Images taken from tablet in landscape.
  • Not quite "Reproducible" & "Declarative," but pretty close for Android. This is the first time my Android devices have been the same in theme and organization. I love it.

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

This is a woefully underpowered laptop I got for free! I'm working to make it into a secure portable machine (since it does support secureboot & TPM-backed disk encryption) to take on the go that I don't fear losing. This is mostly for doing programming & study, on stuff that doesn't require high-performances, so the 2 gigs of RAM are just about enough for regular use -- and it prevents me from being distracted, as I can't load most website on that poor thing…

I'm using 2 bars -- I originally only wanted to use a vertical one, unfortunately not all waybar modules support rotation, so I settled for this, which works quite well in my experience :3

Stuff I use:

• Catppuccin Frappe as a color scheme on most things
• Emacs for programming & taking notes (org-mode my beloved)
• Alacritty as a terminal, with the fish shell
• Firefox (fuck chromium)
• stmps as a music player, connected to my selfhosted Nextcloud instance, with a bunch of songs obtained through legal means (obviously)
• Waybar for a bar, with nm-applet for controlling networkmanager and blueman-applet for controlling bluetooth
• fcitx5 + mozc for japanese input
• dwl with the following patches
  • ipc
  • toplevel management
  • touchscreen
  • autostart

I will probably release all my configs in an organized way once I feel like this setup is closer to completion.

crossposted from: https://feddit.nl/post/14881487

• 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

A minimal desktop setup.

Info:

• Programs: Emacs, Devdocs, pfetch, imv
• WM: Hikari
• OS: Void linux
• Art by: Escher
• Dotfiles

Recently switched from Guix to Void, mostly because it's much simpler and I felt that my desktop didn't need the complexity of Guix.

Do you use or know of any cool module for polybar that allows to manage notifications, especially if they include a no-disturb mode or even let us see previous notifications too like some kind of rofi menu?

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

oh and also, i think i'll crosspost this to the other unixporn (i may not do this, but i'll try to remember to)

EDIT: fix on the links not working

After the update, most of my themeing broke so I just finished getting everything working again.

Distro: Fedora KDE Spin

WM: KWin

Global Theme: WhiteSur

Firefox Theme: WhiteSur

Start Page: NightTab

Minecraft Launcher: Prism Launcher

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.

• Window manager: glazier (with many wmutils scripts)
• Terminal: st
• IRC: irssi
• Widgets: lemonbar
• Wallpaper: Fan service by @[email protected]

• 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

questions (and answers)

1. what's that music player? (atleast i think it is..)
   • termusic
2. wtf is soswav.love?? is it an actual link?
   • no, it isn't a link and i don't think it ever will! and, ehem, it looked cool! (soswav stands for 'sleeping on sound waves', if you're curious..)
3. what is elvish and why are you in /home/soswav/.config/elvish
   • it's a shell that is pretty cool! kinda fast, too!
   • i wanted to show how bad my elvish config is!
     • (the file manager is nimmm, if you wanted to know that)
4. what's that terminal font? and what is that font in waybar?
   • CaskaydiaCove Nerd Font Mono (miracode is still cool) | terminal font
   • Ubuntu Nerd Font | waybar font
5. did you make that waybar style?
   • nope! it uses the waybar style by Krautt and the modules by JaKooLit, i edited some of the modules so it looks more like this setup by someone i don't remember the name of (also, if you ever see this: thanks for sharing your terminal font!)
     • why though?
       • as i've said previously, i'm not very original and i *really* like their waybar config! (i do want that wallpaper, though.)
6. IS ANY OF THIS CUSTOM!?!?!?!?
   • kinda? most of the stuff i have is taken (or inspired) from other setups but i always end up editing it to give it a more 'my-way' look
7. what is that wallpaper?
   • this: (unedited)
     • 
   • this: (edited)
     • 
8. how many posts are you going to do about this damn thing?!?!!?
   • uh, i'll finish it here! hope this isn't getting too annoying!
9. how many bullet points are these?
   • around 26 (i think..)

The wallpaper is one of the standard XBM images included with the X11 distribution (in OpenBSD, it's at /usr/X11R6/include/X11/bitmaps/mensetmanus).

The fonts are the Modern DOS collection (8x8 for the battery status, 8x16 for the terminal). The window titles use the classic bitmap Helvetica which has no antialiasing and gives it a unique "Vintage system" vibe.

I was going to give it a full CDE install, but the build guides don't seem to work right; I might switch to SparkyLinux for this machine because suspending fails just often enough to be annoying.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/13968470

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.

sortty v1.8 released

here are some new features:

• Many Visual improvements
• Improved usability of arguments greatly
• Now features around 2 more sorting algorithms
• Added a red line to indicate index
• Added an animation that fills the array green after shuffling
• Added satisfying array shuffle animation

The github repository is here: https://github.com/dormant-chicken/sortty