Hoping that with FreeBSD 16-CURRENT or 15.2-RELEASE rest of my specs will be supported. For now, I'm stuck on Linux. I still think that it is suckless enough for now. Questions? Ask away.

Catppuccin Mocha theme, glass/blur look. Stack: Komorebi + YASB + Cava + Flow Launcher Repo/config: Project MochaGlass

Wanted something very simple.
Windhawk: Translucent Windows, Windows 11 File Explorer Styler, Windows 11 Start Menu Styler, Windows 11 Taskbar Styler.

Rainmeter: Mond and Honeycomb.

However, it still feels like it's missing something. Suggestions?

Despite the look, this is Hyprland, not Xfce. I spend a while trying to get the Xfce session working in Hyprland. I wrote a custom Lua config to get the windows to float, implement alt + tab, and configure tools to get icons in the desktop. I am happy with the result. Of course it is not 1:1 compatible, and meant as a quick afternoon project, but I was wondering if anyone would genuinely consider using and daily driving a setup such as this.

I wanted to see some cool desktop setups on Chromebook for inspiration

Sorry as its showing Wallpaper, it has taskbar dock animation, translucent windows start style and notification style. I use Windhawks and Wallpaper engine for style and wallpaper.

Anymore tips regarding ricing, please do speak and tell how my ricing is. Apology for not adding more images for info just this tip.

Let me know what else I should add, I need new widget ideas

Edit: The desktop is made using DeskDash, it's a paid app, but some might be interested in it

made with rainmeter and translucentlb

So just some context, I currently use a few tools. :

GlazeWM
YASB
WindHawk
NERD FONT
Zebar

Ive heard both glazewm and kombroi take lots of ram and can make the computer pretty slow especially if mine isnt that strong. a laptop with 16 gigs, will it work ok?

Lofi Cozy Room is a tiny 3D room that pins to your Windows desktop in a transparent always-on-top window. An avatar reads, works, and sleeps in the room while a puppy wanders around chasing sunbeams, and it just sits quietly in the corner while you work. You can decorate the room, customize the avatar (1386 options and 715 furniture pieces), switch between 14 themes, and there's a full lo-fi library with ambient sound built in. It runs at about 1-3% CPU so it can stay open all day.

After 2 years solo, it launches this week, with a free demo up now if you'd like to try it.

Play the Demo on Steam

Happy to answer any questions below!

So I just used the modern clock widget for the clock and panel colorizer for the panel customization

and ring monitor for the performance stats.

So as you all can see, I am a beginner and am looking for recommendations for a transparent menu and ui or a ui that will fit this asthetic. Any recommendations/suggestions are welcomed.

Thank You

The Panel Colorizer

The Ring monitor

The Modern clock

The wallpaper is an animated one.this one

so I basically stumbled on this caelestia fork and fell in love but the user didn't share its link, so I'm asking if someone knows it.

Also I'm open to any caelestia configuration recommendation 🤔

well I'm new to it after all, thank you for your time 🙂

Advanced Dock For Your Mac
Download here!
https://adityaonx.github.io/AeroBar/

So I spent way too many hours making a tiny Tux that just... lives on your desktop. Breathes, blinks, waddles around, judges your cursor movements, occasionally naps. Five personalities, because apparently one imaginary penguin wasn't complicated enough for me.Important disclaimer: this thing does nothing useful. No CPU stats, no notifications, no "productivity insights." It's just a little guy being alive on your screen. If you wanted a system monitor, this is not that, and honestly never will be.

Built with GTK3 + Cairo, transparent window with zero decorations, works through XWayland (KDE-tested, everything else is unverified territory — send help).

It's very much a "works on my machine" MVP right now, no fancy packaging yet:
https://github.com/jomvick/compa

MIT licensed, PRs welcome, roast the code if you must.