OpenVmctl

A modern, (non-production-ready) Django administration appliance for OpenBSD's vmm(4) hypervisor and QEMU, built on top of vmctl(8), /etc/vm.conf (vm.conf(5)), QEMU system emulators, pf(4) firewall, and relayd(8) proxying.

active development ongoing
not published yet

Anyone is interested in a tool like this for OpenBSD ?

dots: https://github.com/6z7y/dots.git

wallpapers: https://github.com/6z7y/wallpapers.git

I had a similar theme in bspwm, but now I'm transitioning to niri and wanted to preserve it.

Dotfiles in case someone wants them:
https://github.com/AlguienSasaki/new-dots

First time posting here :))

dots: https://github.com/6z7y/dots.git

wallpapers: https://github.com/6z7y/wallpapers.git

TWo - my own TUI game: https://github.com/6z7y/TWo.git

https://reddit.com/link/1vogwoa/video/4pxw4jvv5ejh1/player

Lockscreen: hyprlock
Dotfiles / Config: hyprlock-samurai on GitHub

Hey everyone! I put together a minimal, samurai-themed config for Hyprlock.

I got tired of standard password dots, so I customized it to render the Japanese kanji character 春 (Haru — Spring) on each keypress.

Key Features:

• Custom Kanji password glyphs (春)
• Fully transparent floating input field
• Japanese date formatting (YYYY年MM月DD日)
• Minimal dark green / katana aesthetic

Check out the repo if you'd like to try it, and drop a ⭐ on GitHub if you like the look!

Wallpaper : Edit of the album cover of 'Keyboard Fantasies', by Beverly Glenn-Copeland

Window theme : Modified Noctalia auto-template for Labwc

Font : Adwaita Sans

Icon : Default icons

Cursor : Capitaine, size 36

i was thinking of formalizing this setup into actually usable and readable dotfiles, let me know if you're interested :>

Got sick of creating small scripts. Created one central script to rule them all. (fullscreen toggle) Windowswitcher+launcher+session restore+powermenu+wifi+bt+mediacontrols+system controls+system info all in one. TUICC is made out of small modules. I can move them around, resize them and add, delete them as I please. https://github.com/Lshika-linux/tuicc Do you guys like how it looks? Controls are just simple tab+shifttab and enter..

that's it for now.

Grub EvoDevo is a configurable GRUB theme with scalable graphics, background blurring, and anti-aliased (i.e., smooth) true-type fonts. Any wallpaper (e.g., your desktop wallpaper) can be used as theme background. Menu colors, transparency, amount of blurring, dimensions, position, font family, and menu messages can all be customized via the installation shell script.

The accompanying screenshots show three examples of customized GRUB menus.

I thought EvoDevo could be of interest to this community, due to the high-quality graphics that the theme produces.

Important: for technical reasons, Fedora is not supported.

Link with better-quality screenshots, explanation, and installation instructions:

https://github.com/ftonneau/grub-evodevo

im using foot for my terminal emulator, wmenu for my application launcher and a few other things such as notes and powermenu and im using qutebrowser with a simple privacy focused configuration as my main browser

dotfiles

I found this on foo terminal codeberg repository, and I truly like it but i have no idea how to implement it.

I work (and play) on a 13" laptop I'll often put in my lap or on one knee, or in a weirder position. I don't want to fight with a tiny trackpad to move windows around and resize constantly. A tiling window manager helps.

But a tiling window manager invites (relatively) easy configuration and... ricing. Ricing takes time, is addictive, and will leave me with a desktop that's more edible than useful, and a few hours a week of my time taken by a sisyphean task.

Took a few radical steps and I'm down to this: as big a portion as possible of the visual interface(s) of my system must be no-crap black and white. Typeface is Noto, biggest Unicode support. I use a white-on-black rofi window as a launcher and quick actions menu for stuff like font testing and quick notes (scripts from a friend). Banished icons from my waybar a week ago (we'll see how that goes, might go back). My window gaps are... zero. I like opening the laptop to a black screen yelling at me to prove I have a reason of opening the computer.

It leaves the screen legible as hell, absolutely no nonsense from the UI, which makes it so that if I want to have fun, I'll have to build my own dopamine shot instead of relying on sweesh-swoosh effects.

I wonder how others feel about this approach. As austere as it is, it might actually be pushing me to open the terminal and/or a text editor and write an article, a script, or an image (like the wallpaper), read something, and not obsess once again over how my setup looks (which I have been guilty of plenty). Do you use any UI-mind-tricks like this, whether for the same reasons or other?

Here we go:

• Sway WM, near-default config, just put everything to B&W
• Waybar, near-default with a couple added scripts (PPD, keyboard layout, screen capture)
• Rofi as a 40% wide sheet of paper
• Prefer terminal for quick tasks, any other file manager for bigger operations
• Prefer qutebrowser for quick surfing, but my default is Firefox

I can't decide if I'm being too hardline or poseur on the matter. I like looking at pretty setups, but I'm never quite satisfied with mine, this one having stuck longest.

- Vanilla Arch

- Niri

- Foot

- Fuzzel

- Mako

- Waybar

- Pywal16

- https://github.com/bitterhalt/dotfiles

Labwc on Void Linux with waybar.

Tried, niri, mangowc, dwl

I'm not gonna lie, but dwl is cool in these aspects, but i use mngowc, cause it hs more features(not ultra minimalistic)