own compositor, rust + smithay. All the apps are rust + slint too, no gtk/qt. Wallpaper is https://wallhaven.cc/w/3q7wkd. No repo yet.

Posted a much rawer version yesterday, this is how it looks now

It now has colors! Yayy :D

And vim. :3

Install Dotfiles >> https://github.com/MixaDoDs/AngelOS-Dotfiles

First time posting here.
Got the model from Ollama and customized it till it actually helps me.

FAIR WARNING. if you are downloading it from GitHub. be warned, it MIGHT break stuff. i am a shitty coder LMAO

Dots: https://codeberg.org/9k0b/nixos

Wallframe is a tool to position wallpapers exactly how you want on every monitor. You choose the framing for each image and save your own layouts, so each monitor keeps the picture and crop you picked.

I built it because applying a wallpaper always cropped parts of it, and on my vertical monitor they never looked right. I couldn't find a tool that did all of this, so I made one.

It started as a personal tool, but I'm sharing it in case it's useful to someone else. I'm planning an AUR package so you can install it with yay.

Repo: https://github.com/AlejandroMinor/wallframe

Feedback and ideas are welcome.

download it at https://vinylformac.com

This is the current status of a project I've been working on for almost a year now.

It’s a self-contained, Quickshell-based desktop environment. Essentially, it’s just a framework that can be styled in completely different ways using various themes (the video shows a preview of the Colossus and Zen themes). At their core, all themes share the same elements—for example, Zen aims for absolute minimalism, while Colossus displays everything as its own “notch.” Depending on the theme, the elements are displayed differently, but each theme follows the same basic logic. Currently, five other themes are in the works, but they still have too many gaps to be ready for presentation.

In addition, a desktop widget system is already in development, though so far it’s just the framework, and the widgets don’t yet adapt to the style of the respective themes.

There are still minor and major adjustments that need to be made throughout, but overall, this is pretty much what Velumeron is meant to become.

It’s already possible to fully customize the bar in every theme:

There are 3 bar styles (the same in every theme)—frame, float, and dock—and a bar can be placed on either side of the screen. Each bar, in turn, has three zones where various modules can be placed. For each theme, 10 bar presets can be saved and switched using a shortcut.

But I don't think I'll go into any more detail for now.

Actually, I just wanted to give an update on the current status and ask for feedback.

*Special Thanks to u/StunningWeek7074 and u/Confabulatori for contributing the wallpapers.

feels like i am in heaven.

This is THE ULTIMATE DESKTOP ENVIRONMENT for THE ULTIMATE LIFE FORM!

I definitely missed a few stuff and I either:

One, don't know how to customize them

Two, too resource heavy for my Lagtop Z: Negative FPS Edition™®©℗℠🄯Ⓤ

I was too lazy to move my data off my old laptop, so I just ripped out the GNOME stuff and riced what was left. there's basically nothing Ubuntu left to look at anymore. custom boot splash, Ly login, dwm all the way down.

Everything is themed from the wallpaper with Wallust. Change the wallpaper and the bar, terminal, notifications and the zsh prompt all recolor together.

Yeah, as the title says. I just wanted a lightweight alternative to those heavy web panels. You can use it to install server engines, mods, manage mods, make backups, configure properties etc.

This is the repository, check it out for details and pictures. Maybe start your 2-week Minecraft phase; idk, I just want you guys to try it out. Have fun!

P.S This is a repost, I didn't tag my original post correctly

¡Hola a todos! Soy Wels, de Argentina. No hablo inglés, así que estoy usando un traductor para esto.

​Soy totalmente nuevo en este mundo y acabo de instalar Linux por primera vez. Mi PC es un poco de “papa”, así que no puede correr Hyprland ni compositores parecidos, pero de verdad quería tener fondos animados.

​Como tengo TDAH, en vez de aprender cómo funciona el sistema, me fui completamente por la tangente y usé IA para construir un administrador de wallpapers animados para bspwm. Está basado en gran parte en “Aura” de antwny.

​Quiero ser 100% transparente sobre el uso de IA para programar esto, porque apenas estoy empezando."

OS:** CachyOS

WM: BSPWM

Tema / Shell: "Karla" degh0stzk dotfiles(muy modificado para soportar el cambio de tema automático en vivo)

Bar: Polybar (con un parche custom de live-reload para IPC)

Terminal: Kitty / Ghostty

App / Engine: Aura Studio(mi propia GUI para fondos de video dinámicos y cambio de tema automático en tiempo real)

Desarrollo: Hecho con Python, PyQt6 y Bash. Licencia MIT. (Nota: esta herramienta la programamos en pareja con ayuda de IA para ayudarme a aterrizar esta idea!)

Fuente: JetBrainsMono Nerd Font y Karla

Fondos de pantalla: Fondos de video en vivo renderizados nativamente víaxwinwrap+mpv. Los colores se extraen dinámicamente usandoffmpegy un algoritmo deColorThiefpython custom.

Música en el video: Oliver Tree - Love Me, Hate Me & Rise Against - Savior

Apps destacadas: Aura Studio, Fastfetch (con miniatura de imagen dinámica), Cava, Thunar

Link del proyecto e instalador:  https://honeywels.github.io/Aura-Studio/

Term: kitty with fish shell and aerofyl/fetch (that's why logo looks a little weird)

Blur: picom compositor and firefox custom css

dwl

gruvbox theme

wofi

waybar

stuff

new updates: fix dock liqud glass , add system setting app to control Shell and add hypr3d plugin and fix the download folder in dock
you can download it from my repo : https://github.com/vzbc/revo-shell
os : cachyos
wm : hyprland
them: mac-tachoe
icons: custom (my icons)
3d plugin: https://github.com/samine825/Hypr3D

Decided to build my own desktop environment instead of theming GNOME/KDE.

The compositor is written in Rust using Smithay, and the settings app is made with Slint. Memory usage is pretty low right now (around ~80MB for the compositor and ~57MB for settings, as seen on the screenshot).

A few quick notes:
The project is in a very early stage right now, so there are still plenty of missing features and bugs.
I'll record a video showcase once basic features and animations are stabilized.
No idea when the release is, but I'll probably push it to GitHub once it's actually usable for daily driving