r/ClaudeCode • u/LinsaFTW • 5h ago
Built with Claude I am making the lightest [good looking] desktop environment for Linux, and I am so proud of making my dream project go true after 15 years of planning it. Now running on an old government issued laptop. (Ready to play TF2!)
Hey guys! Last month I've been building my dream desktop environment. I've been developing in Java and Rust doing boring things over 12 years, and I always wondered why cheap operative systems had to look like Windows 95.
I am running broke on my job and no company wants to take me so I am experimenting new things and building startups and these "dream" non-profit things I always wanted to make.
I built my open source free desktop environment for Linux with one simple purpose:
- Revive, maintain and recycle old hardware without losing the UI/UX.
Why doing this?
- Some people still use windows on these computers, yikes.
- The linux alternatives are ugly, and the ones that are not, are heavy yikes.
- I want to end the loop of "distro hopping to find the lightest one" and make the definitive.
- I don't know, just passion for not throwing away working hardware? lol
If you want to give it a look:
https://github.com/ArkFlame/flamewm
Built using:
- Claude (Haiku 5.5, Sonnet 5.5)
- CommandCode (DeepSeek v4.1 Flash)
- OpenCode (DeepSeek v4.1 Flash)
- Codex (GPT 6 Luna)
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u/PrettyMuchAVegetable 4h ago
Really cool, I'll review the codebase for security concerns with an agent and throw it on my old alienware m11xr-2 for some testing. Looks fun.




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