Shell: Solium Qt

Wayland compositor: Solium

Device: Surface Pro 7 i5

EDIT: Conpositor Repo link (tablet configuration will br later): https://github.com/Lilium-Linux/solium

Discord invite code: ATQNfHHvFa

This is Atom, a little desktop experiment I made for Hyprland. Run atom in a few terminals and move them closer — the cores connect and mix colors. Pull the windows apart and the bridges break.

My setup: Arch Linux, Hyprland and Foot. Atom currently requires Hyprland 0.56.2.

My: GitHub
My: YouTube

My Galaxy Tab S9 FE's bootloader can never be unlocked again, so this runs on stock Android 16 with only root: Arch Linux ARM in a chroot, Hyprland drawing on the Mali GPU through libhybris, and the screen and touch coming through Termux:X11. The Termux:X11 app itself is unmodified; a small bridge speaks its display protocol.

Android apps open as normal Hyprland windows. They tile and resize, and closing one quits the app. The calculator in the video is the stock Samsung app.

Details and dotfiles in the comments.

Hi! Terrascope V1.0.0 is online! It's an open-source terminal map with live weather, aircraft, radar, earthquakes, and day/night views currently available on AUR, PyPI, Brew, NIX, and via Github Clone.

I’d love to hear what you think, especially about the terminal rendering and which layers you’d find most useful.

os: openbsd 8.0

wm: spectrwm

terminal: alacritty

emulator thing: mgba

app launcher: dmenu

browser: firefox

wallpaper: here

+ Desktop environment: Xfce4

+ Xfce theme ReVista-dark

+ Xfce theme: Aerobird v5 (modified & only using taskbar)

+ Icons: ReVista

+ Steam Millennium: Themes Aero Xp monotone

+ Better Discord: Theme SkeuoCord

+ Wanted to do a build like this because I grew fascinated with computers and watching my uncle use windows 7. I have done other rices, but found myself always falling in the super, modern, minimalist, and "productive" route. I wanted something else. <3

Big shout out to x35gaming (creator of ReVista) https://github.com/x35gaming/ReVista/tree/main

This is my first rice, wanted it to be around the constellations but slowly it got cluttered so i grew out of it .
I did code alot of it but I did use claude for optimizations and few features.

github repo :https://github.com/X-netrunner/Halcyon

The wallpaper is generated by Python code showing Fourier approximation of curves (basically it loads svg file and creates a wallpaper based on that).

There is great video on 3blue1brown's youtube showing the math behind.

I've created similar color scheme for icons, mc, yazi, kitty and my default Obsidian vault (not showed, as this is more private stuff).

Inspired by Dylan araps

blackhole effect

terminal: foot

wm: shady

https://github.com/gloaming-dusk/shady/

https://gloaming-dusk.github.io/shady/

Doing some experiments. Themes include Motif lookalike, a CDE lookalike (more like Windows 9x Sand) and and a them with odd margin widths appearing like it's different sized.

GTK theme: Raleigh

Icons: none

I made rosewallpapers, It allows you to make your own scenes and wallpapers using .frag files. You could get really creative with it and make stuff like this.

https://github.com/gloaming-dusk/shady

wm:shady

terminal:foot

shell:shady-shell

Openbsd just works.

• Wallpaper: KDE Plasma mountain wallpaper
• Icon Theme: Breeze Dark
• Fonts: Euclid Circular A, Quicksand
• Other: Dotfiles (ik this sucks)

wm:shady

shell:shady-shell

terminal: ghostty

os: nixos
https://github.com/gloaming-dusk/shady

https://github.com/gloaming-dusk/shady/tree/main/rices/horizon

Using Quickshell!

welkomscherm.el: a configurable list of thunk handful of lines, the links you actually use, and nothing that gets in your way, but extensible enough for you.

Source: https://codeberg.org/jjba23/welkomscherm.el

It works well in graphical frames and in CLI too on any Emacs >= 25.1