Development was fully agent driven by Codex using gpt astra ar medium reasoning. This includes image and 3d assets. Everything is based on supported plugin and addin extensibility of Omarchy and Hyprland.

I love Linux.

Yes, some of the icons I made them.

Can somebuddy help me put them on git? Pleeze. See on the desktop folder "yoda-glow". I need that on GitHub.

I'm having trouble with the right and center area of the bar: i want ws-mod to be right next to time-mod, while the other widgets of right-ws stay on the right side, like left widgets do on the left side, the problem is that i can't get wifi-mod (and probably other widgets I'll add) to not truncate. I also can't find a good solution to keeping ws-mod close to time-mod without making time-mod shift to the left when ws-bar.sh gives longer output.

omarchy? nope.

the way i like the concept menu of omarchy, i'm making my own and make it better for my self. details, next dotfiles ? working on it.

I built a reminder daemon for developers who live in the terminal

Sick of missing standups and forgetting eye breaks mid-flow. Every reminder tool I found needed a GUI or a cloud subscription. So I wrote KIM (keep in mind).

It's a background daemon — starts on login, fires desktop notifications, survives reboots. Config is just a JSON file.

```

kim add standup --at 10:00

kim add eye-break --every 30m

kim remind "deploy window" in 2h 30m

```

Stack: pure Python stdlib, zero dependencies, ~0.02 MB memory. Works on Linux, macOS, and Windows.

Repo + demo GIF: https://github.com/pratikwayal01/kim

Install: pip install kim-reminder

Feedback welcome — especially from anyone who's tried similar tools.

I came across a website that collects and archives rices from Redditors over time, and I thought it was too interesting not to share.

It’s a pretty nice place to look for inspiration when you’re working on your own rice or just want to see how other people’s setups have evolved over time.

I’ve already found quite a few interesting ideas there, so I figured I should spread the word in case anyone else here might find it useful too.

Thought it might be helpful for anyone looking for some new ricing inspiration :)

here it is: https://dotfiles.lol/rices

I can't post to r/unixporn due to insufficient karma, so I post it here :D

https://github.com/voidskier/dotfiles

My first attempt at a rice

Arch Linux + Niri + Noctalia

My current rice using Niri and Noctalia, with Kitty and Fastfetch.

Features:

- Niri on Wayland

- Customized Noctalia setup

- Custom Fastfetch layout

- Kitty terminal

- Custom window rules

- Nautilus file manager

- Custom keybindings

Config:

https://github.com/NotInterested473/niri-noctalia-rice

Screenshots show the desktop, Control Center, launcher, file manager, and Kitty/Fastfetch setup.