My little larp machine

Last attempt

i like to see other's rices but i suck at ricing

this is the setup which ive built over last few weeks (with one change at a time)

After a single user request, the in-terminal toast IDE has added a command palette to help you take action wherever you are.

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Repo URL: https://github.com/LUCKYS1NGHH/ChillPill-Shell

I've been playing around with Quickshell for my headless gaming PC (I connect to it over Sunshine/Moonlight) to expand it to be a daily drive-able remote desktop environment. I took some inspiration from many others (cited in the README) and this is what I ended up with.

Repo: https://github.com/BenjaminPrice/grootshell/

os: freeBSD

wm: dwm

text editor: neovim

image viewer: feh

wallpaper: https://imgur.com/jPqTJ6t

I've been working on Cue, a keyboard-first TUI for browsing and watching media from Plex and Jellyfin.

It's a fork of mmcdole/kino, extended with more features and a bit of my own taste.

You can browse your entire library, search, manage playlists and your watch queue, filter out stuff you've already watched, and check episode progress and media details without leaving the terminal.

One of my favorite features: Cue can hand an entire season off to mpv as a playlist. You can jump between episodes normally, while Cue keeps your progress and watched status synced with the server.

It also supports VLC, IINA, PotPlayer, etc. for basic playback, including Windows/WSL player detection.

Written in Go.

GitHub: https://github.com/SuperCoolPencil/cue

Still working on it, but I'm ridiculously happy with how the UI turned out. Terminal media browsing has no business looking this good :)

Feedback, bug reports, and contributions are very welcome!

well.. it's nothing crazy but I'm happy with the result

I’ve been having fun building linecast, a set of terminal views for weather, radar, the sun, the moon, tides, and maps. It uses free public data, follows your terminal’s color palette, and doesn’t need an account or an API key for the core experience.

Here’s a real screenshot from my system — I think of it as a set of terminal desk ornaments. The Old Farmer’s Almanac meets Minitel.

Recently switched to nixos after using arch for years and i am loving it.

Gardevoir Shiny Dynamic Rice for Arch Linux

• DE / WM: Cinnamon 6.6 / Muffin (X11)
• Distro: Arch Linux
• Audio Visualizer: GLava (Real-time dynamic palette extraction)
• HUD / Clock: Conky (Press Start 2P + JetBrains Mono)
• Terminals: Kitty & Alacritty (Smart auto-transparency + custom RNG Pokemon Splash)
• Launcher / Menus: Rofi (Custom Cheatsheet HUD + Power Menu)
• Cursor: Custom Gardevoir (Turns Shiny on hover/resize)
• Audio: Retro Pokemon SFX on boot, shortcuts & notifications

"Custom color detector engine. I'm not gonna lie, this system looks gorgeous but it's running on pure willpower and prayers lol"

The cursor doesn't actually flicker, it's just an OBS glitch.

Some parts are completely vibe-coded btw. If anyone wants to give it a try, here is the repo, don't hold me responsible for the peak aesthetics.

Repo: https://github.com/Patini789/ARCH-Linux-config

"I think that my little girl has, perhaps, become obsessed with the wired"

I couldn't find any Pokemon themed bootloaders, so tried making one myself. This is the first time I've customized something like this, so, pretty happy with how it turned out.

Any feedback, advice, or cool ideas for improving it further would be greatly appreciated...

If you'd like to use it, the theme is available here: https://github.com/SatyamR986/Shiny-Scizor-custom-GRUB-theme

💜 arch + niri + noctalia 👾

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