Never was a ricer — this was my first try without any prior experience in manually ricing so I kept it pretty simple using an existing KDE store theme.
Playing around with the reflections textures and some archival transparencies from some beta builds of windows 8. I can't help but feel this is exactly how this texture was meant to be applied to the explorer shell. Kind of like the office suite at the time, if any of you played around with the different textures you could apply there.
It's been a year since I started using NixOS. I feel like I've added enough stuff to my desktop, but every now and then, there's just that one thing I want to automate. My workflow is almost entirely keyboard driven!
I wanted start ricing for a long while now, and i finally did something!!
The focus is obv on the fastfetch config, everything else i just ripped the color theme from somewhere else. But this is the first time ive actually riced something myself and made something unique :3
I have yet to customize my i3 config on my fedora install on this macbook. I hesitate because my debian install just vanished, causing me to thik the SSD is failing. This when i installed fedora on this afterwards -- i'd hate to put so much work in just to randomly lose it. What do you guys think?
I found that Wayland had a serious lack of what I liked, which is manual tiling. Sure there is Cagebreak but it doesn't support layer shell so no panels, notifications, or even wallpaper. Forked from Cagebreak and inspired by both Cagebreak and Herbstluftwm I wanted to have a frame based manual tiler WITH layer shell, xwayland, relative pointer and pointer constraint support thus NEDM.
I'm a huge CLI/TUI user. if I can find something and run it via the terminal, i'll opt for the germinal over a GUI every time. With Mastodon I noticed there were only a couple options and one of which was pretty much orphaned so I decided to build my own.
Nord Watchdogs themed Rice. I've been hooked on modded Watch Dogs 1. Perfect blend of hacking, noir and John Wick. Hyprland is comfy. Next stop might be Niri.
When I set out to completely scrap my default Cinnamon-on-Linux-Mint experience, I decided I wanted something that felt like a fictional OS from a video game, like you'd sit down at someone's computer and see some BS operating system that you'd kind of understand but it definitely doesn't resemble much of what's real.
I've switched from RiverWM to MaomaoWM and I'm loving it. I still get tags rather than workspaces and per output tags. I can have custom animations just like Hyprland and an IPC client like on Sway.
XFCE note: autohide panel (the clock is not), accessibility WM tweaks turned on (hide title...) as I usually have a window maximized. Raise-on-focus (Window Manager settings, similar setting in tweaks for window cycling) turned off, allowing rolled-up windows to not disappear when unfocused.
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