slowly putting together a new system – I didn’t plan on it being a lightweight system, it’s just kinda ended up that way (and probably won’t be by the time I finish) – actually finding it kinda fun building up piece-by-piece

• Alpine Linux
• labwc (straight from tty, no DM yet)
• foot terminal
• Fira Sans and Fira Mono fonts
• fog_forest_alt_1 from Everforest Walls
• gruvbox-material-dark-blocks Openbox theme
• gruvbox-dark foot theme

dots

Got sidetracked and accidentally customized my tty login

My fairly consistent KDE setup without using kvantum (because kvantum is a pain to use) or any third party app, wallpaper: https://wallhaven.cc/w/96woj1

What the fuck is up with the title? you may ask, well here is your answer:

Me: Give me a title for a post of riverwm on unixporn

Dolphin-Mistral:

Title: "The Majestic RiverWM - A Visual Symphony of Unix Purity"

UnixPorn is known to showcase the beauty and power of the Unix operating system. This time, we've got a visual treat for you all. Behold, the majestic RiverWM!

RiverWM is not just another window manager, but it's an intricate symphony that orchestrates your Unix environment in a visually pleasing and functional manner. With its minimalistic design, you can navigate through tabs with ease and enjoy the fluidity of this elegant solution.

From the gentle flow of text to the mesmerizing cascade of windows, RiverWM is truly a visual spectacle that pays homage to Unix's purity. It's not just about aesthetics; it's about embracing the essence of what makes Unix so special.

Join us as we dive into this captivating world of tabs and windows, where the beauty lies in the simplicity of each element. This is the RiverWM - a celebration of the Unix way of life!

I meant to do one of those minimal, out-of-the-way & no distractions customizations but could not resist temptation.

dotfiles

ultrawade oled, lots of custom scripts.

• wm: qtile
• editor: pragtical
• term: alacritty
• fetch: fastfetch

starter page:

dotfiles

I've been going through my old screenshots and thought I'd share some for nostalgia. This shot is from 2007, when I was working on several logo concepts for Arch Linux (it remains one of my favourites).

As I recall, the specs were as follows:

• WM: Openbox
• GTK: Murrina-Tangoesque
• Icons: Tango
• Panel: Tint2
• Systray: Stalonetray (I think)
• Stats: Conky

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/25222242

• OS: OpenBSD 7.5-current amd64
• Host: Lenovo ThinkPad T400
• WM: cwm
• GTK Theme: Mint-L-Dark-Purple
• Icon Theme: GNOME-Noble
• Font: spleen

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• Shell: ksh
• Browser: Tor Browser
• Editor: nvim
• Terminal: Sakura

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I plan to make my own GTK theme for this machine, but Mint-L is a pretty good fit for now.

Dotfiles:

hyprland.conf

binds.conf

windowrules.conf

Waybar = config (rename to "config")/ style.css

I've had a special Neofetch logo to go with Chicago95 for a while. I finally bothered to switch over to Fastfetch, so I ported the logo over. Above is a terminal window with my result. Here's the git repo. I configured all window panes to be green in order to go well with the Space Chicago95 Plus Theme.

It's not much but it's honest work
dotfiles

i don't have a public dotfiles repo, so here's some info

wallpaper: made by me artwork/meme in post: made by me

os: nixos music player: tauon music box art program (displays image): krita bar/dock: waybar window manager: swayfx

song being played: Miracle Musical - Time Machine

feel free to ask anything else :3

Desktop: Mate

Windows Manager: Macro

Theme: BlueMeta

Icont Theme: Faenza

Cursor Theme: pixelfun3

Font: Sans Regular

Programs on screen: Caja file manager, Mate Terminal, Firefox, Navidrome web UI

wallpaper: https://wallhaven.cc/w/8oxewy - illustrator: https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/6618826 - Starship theme: https://github.com/TaouMou/starship-presets/tree/main

Screen shots of my new Cinnamon Desktop environment on #Aarch64 #Debian 12.5.

I am really digging the combination of the "High Contrast" widget theme with the ordinary (non-high-contrast) icon and window decoration themes. I am using the "Mojave Light" window decoration theme from the Cinnamon theme repository, and the Adwaita default icon theme for all applications programmed using the Gtk framework. Fonts are all set to DejaVu Sans Mono.

One of the reasons why I use i3 is because I can dedicate a workspace for specific programs and a specific layout. What other wm allow this kind of configuration?

Nothing special here

• Distro: Arch Linux
• WM: Sway
• Bar: Waybar
• Colorscheme: Oxocarbon
• Fonts: JetBrains Mono
• Symbols and icons: Nerd Font Symbols
• Terminal: foot
• Shell: zsh
• Editor: neovim
• Filemanager: Ranger
• Launcher: Tofi
• Image Viewer: imv
• Notification daemon: Mako
• Dots: https://github.com/bitterhalt/sway-dots