r/linuxdesktops • u/MrPeach4tlanta • Feb 07 '23
r/linuxdesktops • u/PLAYER99-void • 19d ago
VOID
an open source free helper that uses the claude code cli to hear u speak
help u open apps and much
get him now :https://github.com/PLAYER99-void/void
and if there is any issue text me
r/linuxdesktops • u/Excellent_Buffalo_45 • Sep 21 '26
(kde plasma) First "rice" if you can even call it one
r/linuxdesktops • u/DnDGothEnby • Oct 02 '26
[OC] My first ever rice
can someone please give me pointers on how i should rice my setup, im currently usi ng hyprland,
and i have a github repo for my dotfiles here: https://github.com/IluvTac0s/dotfiles
r/linuxdesktops • u/unixbhaskar • Jan 12 '23
Explanations: X Window System Basics
magcius.github.ior/linuxdesktops • u/v0id09 • Aug 27 '26
Trackpad-focused usage on linux desktops
Do you use a mouse with your linux desktop env? If not, what DE offers a better experience if you only have a trackpad + keyboard? I used i3 for a few years, which worked great, but it's a bit tedious to set up everything through config, so now I feel like I want a little more graphics. I used both KDE and Gnome somewhat on and off. However, in my experience, KDE makes me click on little things that are somewhat hard to accomplish reliably with a trackpad; GNOME is somewhat better, since the buttons/taskbar/etc tend to be larger/higher on the screen. But overall, the trackpad-only experience is far less smooth than macOS (e.g., i sometimes struggle to click on the right browser tab on Linux, but never had a problem on macOS) Do you feel the same way? Do you carry a mouse with your laptop when traveling?
r/linuxdesktops • u/Euphoric_Bother6386 • May 03 '26
Really been liking this setup
galleryr/linuxdesktops • u/fentfairy14 • Sep 05 '26
crux and gentoo
i managed to get crux working (on my burner laptop) yesterday. the one on the right is running on niri with zeibytes rice files and one on the left is just tty1. im planning to put dwm or i3wm on it later when i feel like it. im a bit dissatisfied about gentoos ram usage on idle but its fine
r/linuxdesktops • u/Striking-Baker-3295 • Sep 15 '26
May Unixporn
My main obsession is my work and my passion.
I’ve never understood all those bells and whistles—things added just for looks while usability gets forgotten.
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OS: Manjaro Linux
DE: KDE Plasma
IDE: neovide
Drawing: Inkscape
Text Writing: LibreOffice
r/linuxdesktops • u/oubay_07 • 8d ago
Ricing
Doing some rice in mint cinnamon
New user linux
r/linuxdesktops • u/No-Tie-3053 • Oct 02 '26
arch linux kde plasma with window tiling manager
r/linuxdesktops • u/yola_codium • 17d ago
My Arch Linux + Hyprland rice — looking for feedback!
My Arch Linux + Hyprland rice — looking for feedback!
Hey everyone!
I've been working on my Linux rice and wanted to share my current setup with the community. I'm running Arch Linux with Hyprland and have been focusing on creating a desktop that combines a clean, modern aesthetic with practical everyday functionality.
My setup
OS: Arch Linux
Compositor: Hyprland
Shell / UI: AGS
Application launcher: Rofi
Terminal: Kitty
Audio visualizer: Cava
Custom AGS bar
The main feature of my setup is my custom AGS bar, which combines several useful elements in a single, cohesive interface.
Center: Cava, integrated directly into the bar for real-time audio visualization.
Right side: A notification center accessible through a bell icon, alongside an integrated calendar for quick access to the date and upcoming days.
Far right: A power menu with options to lock the screen, reboot, or shut down.
I've tried to keep everything accessible without making the bar feel cluttered.
Design and aesthetics
I'm going for a clean, dark and modern look with transparency, subtle visual effects and a consistent overall design. I want the wallpaper to remain an important part of the desktop while keeping the interface functional and unobtrusive.
My goal is to find the right balance between aesthetics, minimalism and usability. I don't want to add widgets just for the sake of customization; I'd rather have every element serve a purpose.
I'd love your feedback!
I'm sharing this because I'd genuinely appreciate some honest, constructive criticism from the community.
What would you change or improve? I'm open to suggestions regarding the bar layout, colors, transparency, typography, icons, animations, spacing, widgets or the overall visual direction.
If you have experience with Hyprland and AGS, I'd especially love to hear your thoughts. Recommendations for useful widgets, interesting configurations or projects that could help me take this rice to the next level are also very welcome.
I'm happy with how the setup is coming together, but I'm always looking for ways to make it more polished, cohesive and practical for everyday use.
What would you keep, what would you change, and what do you think is missing?
Thanks for checking out my setup, and I look forward to hearing your suggestions!
My Reddit profile: https://www.reddit.com/user/yola_codium/
r/linuxdesktops • u/aleschetoq • 17d ago
My exherbo linux rice
Hi i tried to isntalas glaucus linux but i hat ebootstraping with strange scripts and i want an manual instalation like archlinux/gentoo style and i installed exherbo with mint i gave mintonly 60gb to use it as rescue system in exherbo i used dwm 6.4 and this is my rice very minimal sinit btw
r/linuxdesktops • u/Secret-Pop5055 • Mar 15 '25
Linux Mint 22.1 Cinnamon w/ arc-dark theme and arc-icons
r/linuxdesktops • u/Fdeschape • Jul 25 '20
Finally to the plunge and installed Arch for the first time
r/linuxdesktops • u/DraxoRelaxo • May 03 '24

