• WM - Awesome WM
• Theme - Catppuccin Mocha
• Terminal - Kitty

First time using Awesome and i'm really enjoyng

• Wallpaper: Forest Stairs
• Plasma Theme: Edited version of Everforest Hard -- Edited to Everforest Dark Medium theme colors
• Icon Theme: Papirus - Papirus-Folders Nord (auroragreen for folder color)
• Fonts: BlexMono Nerd
• Discord: System24 theme (using edited version of Gruvbox theme -- edited to Everforest Dark Medium)
• Spotify: Text theme with edited color scheme to match Everforest Medium
• Firefox: Everforest Dark Medium
• Bento: Firefox Home Page -- Edited icons to match Everforest theme
• Dots: Dots-ish - Don't know if these qualify as dot files but here's some of the adjusted files I've used (plasma color scheme, edited system24 theme, edited colors file for Spicetify, and my fastfetch config.

After having my desktop look like a rainbow for a long time I went for the opposite end. It's not a very cheerful color-scheme but my eyes suffer much less after long hours behind the screen.

Anyway, thank you all for introducing me into this new world just about a year ago.

@unixporn @neovim@sopuli.xyz #unixporn #programming

https://codeberg.org/foxy/.dotfiles

distro: @alpinelinux
shell: #fishShell
font: #Iosevka Fixed Nerd Font Mono
wm: #Sway
terminal: #WezTerm @wez
bar: #Waybar
launcher: #Wofi
fetch: #pfetch-rs
processes: #htop
editor: #visimp @neovim@hachyderm.io
browser: @librewolf
PDFs: #zathura
email: #aerc @sircmpwn
Matrix: #iamb @ulyssa
Mastodon: @tut @rasmus

I finally installed gentoo with xfce!!

a classic linux setup most users can relate to

My laptop is my workstation, and find myself fairly regularly having to switch between display layouts.

I wrote this script to work in conjunction with arandr generated xrandr layouts that are slightly, manually modified to also use xwallpaper to set per-layout wallpapers.

Also included is a systemd service that loads the previously chosen config at startup.

There's a little more info in the root README, as well as the most recent commit, for a deeper dive.

When I say lightweight, I mean it. It runs well on a 9 year old chromebook with a n2840. Niri is amazing for laptops because it is an infinite scrolling compositor, which makes great use of touchpad gestures

I would like feedback from people about things you like and things you would change. Github repo: dotfiles

I made this while listen to Celeste album

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/28193597

irl view: click

• Image : https://wallhaven.cc/w/2e8mlx
• Terminal: Konsole+my own theme
• Plasma: Spectrum Classic Dark
• Cursor: BreezeX Black
• Windows border: https://github.com/matinlotfali/KDE-Rounded-Corners
• Btop default theme
• Panel: KDE Panel+Application title bar widget

dotfiles

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccqlEQBE-bY

https://gitlab.com/christosangel/c-squares

c-squares written in the C language will render random coloured rectangulars in the terminal, while the font, speed, density, color, ratio and number of the shapes drawn are fully costumizable.

Every time a rectangular is complete, a new one starts to take shape.

Feel free to explore the endless variations.

• OS: NixOS
• WC: Sway
• Theme: Dracula

• Terminal: foot
• Editor: Neovim
• Fetch: Hyfetch
• Browser: Mullvad Browser; Links2

• Hardware: ThinkPad T480s

Wallpaper: https://wallhaven.cc/w/o5qkel

We don't usually use a transparent terminal, but I didn't want to cover up the ｢霜の狼｣ on the desktop. :3

I drew the wallpaper myself, of myself!

This is our laptop. Our desktop is pretty similar but can't use a sidebar dock, since it's got screens to the left and right.

-- Frost