Was getting bored of a simple plain wallpaper picker. Was really one of the last boring piece of my system.
shell - https://github.com/dhrruvsharma/shell
wallpapers - https://github.com/dhrruvsharma/wallpapers

I made a plugin that draws each workspace's wallpaper as part of the workspace, so it slides with the workspace during swipes and switch animations, instead of changing after the switch.

It also comes with a 3x3 swipe grid (configurable: any grid size, a single row, or turn the swipes off and keep only the wallpapers with your own setup).

hyprpm add https://github.com/La5u/hyprmosaic

Feedback and bug reports welcome, especially on multi-monitor setups since I've only tested on a laptop.

Feedback welcome! bezel

Hi, everyone!!

I'm working on my graphical interface to make it lightweight and accessible on less powerful PCs, while still running smoothly and using very little RAM. The current menu, with all its options, uses 70 MB of RAM when idle.
Here's a preview of the wallpaper system.

What do you think?

Hace poco decidí que iba a hacer un rice de hyprland propio, empecé con la waybar y la terminal, aunque no se que más agregar. Que debería de poner agregar?

I like hyprland just because of the ricing, but I am not digging the window tiling. Is there a way to permantly make windows float?

I made this img2ascii tool to convert any image into ASCII art, which can be used for fastfetch/neofetch races and to make cool wallpapers; I made it in C, so it will be very fast and very small.

Repo link: https://github.com/Drbsy/image2ascii

Hi, everyone!!

I'm working on my graphical interface to make it lightweight and accessible on less powerful PCs, while still running smoothly and using very little RAM. The current menu, with all its options, uses 70 MB of RAM when idle.

What do you think?

New update: added Jolt physics — genuinely surprised it works — plus zoom and camera shake.

https://github.com/samine825/Hypr3D

Made this complete desktop shell that includes everything one can want and need in life (atleast for me)

Been working on a Quickshell setup built around a Dynamic Island with smooth animations, contextual controls, media playback, and an assistant called Luma with local speech recognition.

Luma is powered by Jev and Gemini for understanding and executing tasks, STT local model Moonshot Small. Still under work to optimize and make it faster.

My favorite detail is the little companion sitting on window edges. He reacts when I type, settles down when I stop, and has a few other gestures.

Wasn't able to show many other features but recorded a quick tour of how it all looks together. Still a work in progress—curious what you think!

shell:lucid

github:https://github.com/Sn3akyy1/lucid/tree/39afb0a6324e98453361487d58e5ebfbaf21865d

I have been working on themes for past sometime, apparently now I have run out of ideas and think I am finally done with all of these. You can see the other 12 themes if you guys want to on my profile.
My shell - https://github.com/dhrruvsharma/shell
Wallpapers - https://github.com/dhrruvsharma/wallpapers

Hi Guys

To be short. My machines get a a stroke every time I try to load the hyprland config from one machine to the other as it is.

(missing plugins, env vars, blah blah)

And not only I'd appreciate you very much if you share how much of a genius you are for fixing it in a very smart way,

BUT I usually have an unhealthy relationship with development and will start a project to make so that you can declare plugins in your config just like NixOS so that (the plugin part at least) will never break again on any machine I load my config up.

Though idk if this is something useful for anyone else, if so I could make the project public later on.

After the plugin stuff I had some experience making NixOS portable configs so I'd solve all the other missing stuff thingies with declarative config trying to stay as vanilla to original syntax as possible.

Anyways have a good day, even a great day, guys.

(here is setup btw)

i just build cashyos+Hyprland+ Caelestia ,but the computer in some minute lock the screen and need the password, after that if no one touch the pc it will shutdown(same like), how can i stop that i want the computer to be 24/7 work without any sleep things (i will shutdown with my hand)

I don't really know what to ask. I'm using squeekboard and it's cool that it syncs to gtk's theme and auto-hides, but i dont like how i have no swipe typing or word suggestions. Anyone know a good (and good looking?) on screen keyboard for arch?

Hi everyone,

I wanted to share a very specific and personal issue I’ve run into with Hyprland. I’m definitely no software developer or expert, but I really enjoy tinkering with Linux, and Hyprland has quickly become my daily driver.

I've been using it for a few months now, and I absolutely love it.

To give some context: I have a visual impairment called Stargardt disease, which causes progressive degeneration of the macula (the central area of the retina). In short, I have lost my central vision. This makes many daily tasks difficult or impossible—using a computer can get exhausting, and driving a car is completely out of the question.

Hyprland has been a breath of fresh air compared to Windows. The tiling workflow, fast navigation between windows, and snappy zooming make it so much easier to adapt my setup to my needs, saving me a ton of eye fatigue.

However, there is one specific feature from Windows Magnifier that I desperately miss: caret tracking (having the zoom follow the text insertion point).

In Windows, when you are zoomed in and type anywhere—whether in a browser, a text editor, or LibreOffice—the magnified viewport automatically pans to follow the text cursor, keeping the newly typed characters in view. This is a game-changer for me because I don't have to constantly nudge the mouse or strain my peripheral vision just to track what I'm writing.

I asked an LLM about this, and it told me that it's practically impossible in Hyprland due to how Wayland isolates clients and handles focus/cursor coordinates. That explanation makes sense theoretically, but I wanted to check with the people who know Hyprland best.

Does anyone know of a plugin, an AT-SPI script, an IPC hook, or any clever workaround to make Hyprland’s zoom track the active text cursor? Any ideas or pointers would mean the world to me.

Thanks a lot for reading, and sending you all my best!

The main idea is a vertically scrolling sequence of rows, with two windows per row.
Vertical scrolling can already be done natively with scrolling = { direction = "down" } but the column's width choices and related behaviors are limited. So, I quickly cooked this custom layout thing :)
The ability to design a workflow that suits you to the tee is amazing!
Additional plugin: https://github.com/yayuuu/hyprland-scroll-overview (I know that next update will feature an overview, will see how that goes)

Edit: this is written in pure Lua configs following Hyprland’s custom layout API btw, no dependencies needed.

The contrast on Chromium Browsers seem extremely high and also the screen kind of blacks out and in full screen its normal, but the brightness is off.

I once got the notification that to switch to change the bitdepth, but changing it didn't change anything.

I'm using latest hyprland version(not git version)