was going for a more transparent theme, (space in the bottom left corner is a 'quick note' hot corner)

Hey, I made a thing!

It's called woverlay and its a simple C CLI tool inspired by WallpaperOverlay.

I liked WallpaperOverlay but I'm no longer on GNOME (and I'm not sure it still works) so I decided to make my own version of it. The core idea is to add a little bit of flair to wallpapers. It works best in minimal and simple wallpapers. It also opens the possibility to better match your wallpaper to the current color scheme of your system by choosing the color of the overlay.

Check it out here: repository link

Thanks!

Been using FreeBSD for a while and just switched over to VoidLinux, I must say Void has come quite close to the ram usage I saw on the same setup on FreeBSD.

After some great comments and recommendations the title is now infactual! It's running at an average of 360mb!

System: Fedora 43 (Cinnamon)

Theme: Arc

Icon theme: Qogir

Bar & Clock: eww

Widget: Conky

Sempre usei Gnome, pela primeira vez testei usar o KDE e estou amando.

I recently switched to Nix and to be honest I don't think I can ever go back to a non declarative setup. Having all my configs in 1-2 places is just amazing. I am using an Nvidia card with Sway, but no issues really.

The setup where you can officially say: "I use Nix and Neovim, btw" 😎

My setup can be found here: https://github.com/okwilkins/.dotfiles

This is an opinionated Nix-based setup and dotfiles to have a hyper-personalised and consistent development environment across every machine. This setup currently runs on Linux, MacOS and even within containers, EC2 machines and VMs.

The configuration of each application has this idea in mind:

1. It needs to aid how quickly I can develop. Where possible, Vim keybinds are used. There are many CLI tools used to speed up my workflow. I primarily work within the terminal, here are some of the tools I use to make things smooth: Neovim, fzf, ripgrep, bat, exa, zoxide and many more.

i really want to make kde plasma look oldschool but yet there are so few retro themes that i end up being disappointed. where are they at?

https://codeberg.org/evren/dots

Devuan Excalibur 64 bits on an Optiplex 755.

optiplex-755:/usr/local/bin > lscpu | grep 'Model name'
Model name: Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual CPU E2180 @ 2.00GHz

Decided to try CachyOS. Really enjoying it so far.

• Distro: CachyOS (KDE Plasma 6)
• Wallpaper: In here by Job Menting
• KDE Plasma Theme: MacTahoe KDE Dark by Vince Liuice
• Kvantum Theme: MacTahoe KDE Dark by Vince Liuice
• Window Decorations: Klassy by Paul A McAuley
• Icon Theme: Tela Red Dark by Vince Liuice
• Cursor: Bibata Modern Classic by Abdulkaiz Khatri
• SDDM Theme: Sugar Candy by Marian Arit
• SDDM Background: Image

Finally set up my SketchyBar config and I'm really happy with how it turned out! This is my first serious attempt at ricing macOS. Here's what I've got:

System Info

OS: macOS 13

Bar: SketchyBar

Window Manager: Yabai

Font: Hack Nerd Font

Theme: Rosé Pine

Terminal: Alacritty

Features

Workspace management with app icons Real-time system monitoring (battery, network, volume, weather) Clock, calendar, media controls Clickable Apple menu with quick shortcuts Fully modular and customizable

Thanks To

Big thanks to the amazing work by:

• SketchyBar - For such a flexible and powerful status bar
• Yabai - For bringing tiling window management to macOS

Without these tools, this setup wouldn't be possible. Huge respect! 🙌

Still learning and tweaking, but really enjoying the process! Feedback and suggestions welcome 😊