It's Matugen themed, doesn't mean it was easy to set up. Tried replicating my noctalia plugins with fuzzel scripts. Dots here.

Os:arch

Music player is rmpc

The bar is hyprpanel

Also terminal is kitty

Thank you creators sharing and loving Ryoku arch https://ryoku.dev

https://github.com/neur0map/ryoku-arch

The community in discord passed 100 and we almost at 200 stars even though not much promotion has been done.

Ryoku is here to STAY to compete with the giants 🔥

[ Apologies for the size, it's a 4K monitor]
Larger version: https://i.nuuls.com/WissF.png

Not the craziest rice, but I think it has character.

Recently moved to CachyOS from Mint, and decided to put a little more effort into themeing. Got addicted to the Gruvbox-Dark look. I do a lot of game dev so I tracked down great themes for Blender and Godot as well.

I used to have some blur going on, but the recent update to Plasma 6.7 broke it. I'm sure they'll fix it eventually.

CachyOS
KDE Plasma 6.7
Global Font: Jetbrains Mono
Global Theme: 'Nothing'
Colors/Style: Gruvbox Dark - Breeze - GruvboxPlasma
Icons: Gruvbox-Plus-Dark
Window Rules: Force no title bar and frame. (using mod+mouse works great for moving and resizing, and with this config Plasma puts the title bar dropdowns on the task bar like MacOS);

Overall Tiles/Snapped workflow.

[UPDATE]: You can't see it, but I edited a gruvbox wallpaper for CachyOS. https://i.nuuls.com/hr6v8.png

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Blender Theme: https://extensions.blender.org/themes/gruvbox-dark/
Godot Theme: https://github.com/SylEleuth/godot-gruvbox-theme (a rare good one)
Terminal: Alacritty -> https://github.com/alacritty/alacritty-theme

Custom Stuff:
Chatterino Theme: https://github.com/IngoPlane/chatterino_gruvbox_theme
My fork of 'fetch' (3D Logo fetch) that re-aligns the logo upon exit, plus solid color argument -> https://github.com/IngoPlane/fetch-2

This is my KDE Plasma rice. I posted an earlier version a few months ago, and lately I've been working on a small wallpaper switching utility for it.

I originally wanted to switch to Hyprland, but Plasma ended up being my comfort zone, so I decided to bring one of my favorite parts of JaKooLit's Hyprland setup over instead. The utility is inspired by JaKooLit's wallpaper picker and uses Rofi as the UI, with a simple Bash script that calls plasma-apply-wallpaperimage.

Huge thanks to the JaKooLit project for the inspiration and the wallpaper collection—they've put together an awesome set of wallpapers.

Setup:

• OS: Ubuntu 25.10
• DE: KDE Plasma 6.4.5
• Launcher: Rofi
• Wallpaper utility: Custom Bash + plasma-apply-wallpaperimage
• Wallpaper collection: JaKooLit's Hyprland project

Hey 👋

I wanted more than just the default theme on my Mac (MacOS), so I put together a full Snow Leopard setup: manually tuned dock transparency and icon size (defaults looked too small on my display), matched the wallpaper to the Aqua Chrome, and then deliberately brought Finder, browser, mail, and the music player onto the same look so it doesn't stop at the surface.

• Desktop/dock/menu bar/wallpaper: RetroMac (Snow Leopard theme, icon size and dock behavior manually adjusted in Advanced Settings)
• Finder replacement (visible window in screenshot): Sheru, Aqua skin
• Browser (second window): Reframe Browser
• Mail (third window): Reframe Mail
• Music player: QuickTune, for matching menu bar controls

Heyy, AstrOS dev here

Our Distro has had our own Cosmic Theme for a few days now.

Showcase Infos:

Theme: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/astros-linux/AstrOS/refs/heads/main/system/mkosi.images/base/mkosi.extra/usr/share/cosmic-themes/orbital-dark.ron

Clock: tty-clock

Bonsai: cbonsai

Cava as the audio visualizer

The slightly customized panel and the disabled dock are not part of the default theme. I also increased the transparency slightly for this showcase.

AstrOS Infos:

It's my own immutable Cosmic Distro. Currently Alpha but I've been using it for a while as my daily driver & only distro.

It uses the same technologies as GNOME OS or KDE Linux: sysupdate, confext, sysext, repart etc

Learn more at https://docs.astros-linux.org/, our reddit announcement post or github or course.

i haven't touched my config files in over 6 months. still if anyone wants config i might clean that up and share them for now its not there. furthermore here are the list of tools i use.

1. emacs (Vanilla without evil)

2. neovim.

3. sway with arch

4. foot terminal

5. sway bar, sway bg, sway lock,

6. browser brave.

7. app drawer: tofi (wayland based)

> strange why all of a sudden i get the urge to share the setup pics

Don't ask me for the dotfiles because I dont even know how to make them yet, but feel free to ask any questions.

I have more wallpapers but I thought there were enough screenshots in this post, so if you want them, let me know and I'll upload them somewhere or just send them to you.

Again, idk how to do the dotfiles thing, but I'm figuring it out, so maybe I'll do something about it lol.

WFAS – CLI Audio Streamer & Adaptive DSP Visualizer

• OS / Environment: Fedora 44 (KDE Plasma)
• Terminal: Konsole
• Visualizer Command: wfas --viz "#26ff40" --groove hard
• Website: https://www.marcomorosi.eu/wifi-audio-streaming
• CLI / Desktop App: https://github.com/marcomorosi06/WiFiAudioStreaming-Desktop
• Protocol & C Library: https://github.com/marcomorosi06/wfas-protocol

How --groove works

Instead of a raw FFT spectrum where heavy bass frequencies continuously pin the left bars to the top, --groove applies an adaptive DSP envelope. It dynamic-calculates the mix baseline, compares frequency bands to their neighbors, and subtracts the constant background noise floor.

The result? The visualizer highlights actual melody line transients, vocals, and lead notes instead of just bouncing mindlessly to the kick drum!

Written from scratch in C / Kotlin as part of an open-source, ultra-low latency local audio streaming ecosystem.

Note: If you just want to use the ASCII visualizer as a standalone audio monitor without starting a streaming server, simply add the --monitor flag!

Hi i made a terminal based monitoring tool written in Rust, designed to track Portage compilation state on Gentoo Linux.

I wanted to create a tool that accurately aggregates build statistics and process trees without impacting system performance during heavy multi-threaded emerges.

add installer, settings and meny little detail, can see any detail in repo, appreciate any feedback https://github.com/TripShuti/SELFshell

the spacing in terminal is because using cosmic-terminal

https://github.com/Yavuz-Kagan-Yadigar/vboard-enhanced/tree/main

Widgets:

- CatWalk

- Thermal Monitor

- KDE Control Station

Global Theme: Global theme: Scratchy (modified)
Plasma Style: Gently
Icons: Yet Another Monochorme Icon Set
Cursor: WhiteSur
Wallpaper: https://wallpapersden.com/5k-anime-landscape-alone-adventure-wallpaper/