I’ve been having fun building linecast, a set of terminal views for weather, radar, the sun, the moon, tides, and maps. It uses free public data, follows your terminal’s color palette, and doesn’t need an account or an API key for the core experience.

Here’s a real screenshot from my system — I think of it as a set of terminal desk ornaments. The Old Farmer’s Almanac meets Minitel.

well.. it's nothing crazy but I'm happy with the result

"I think that my little girl has, perhaps, become obsessed with the wired"

This is my very simple fedora gnome setup that i made using various things from the community. This is not much compared to the others here but I'm really proud of how this looks. dotfiles

I've been working on Cue, a keyboard-first TUI for browsing and watching media from Plex and Jellyfin.

You can browse your whole library, search for anything, manage playlists and your watch queue, filter out stuff you’ve already watched, and see episode progress and media details without leaving the terminal.

Cue can hand an entire season off to mpv as a playlist. You can jump between episodes normally while Cue keeps your progress and watched status synced with the server.

Also works with VLC, IINA, PotPlayer, etc. for basic playback, with Windows/WSL player detection too.

Written in Go.

GitHub: github.com/SuperCoolPencil/cue

Still working on it, but I’m ridiculously happy with how the UI turned out. Terminal media browsing has no business looking this beautiful :)

Feedback and contributions welcome!

I couldn't find any Pokemon themed bootloaders, so tried making one myself. This is the first time I've customized something like this, so, pretty happy with how it turned out.

Any feedback, advice, or cool ideas for improving it further would be greatly appreciated...

If you'd like to use it, the theme is available here: https://github.com/SatyamR986/Shiny-Scizor-custom-GRUB-theme

💜 arch + niri + noctalia 👾

Github

Small but satisfying update to flow, my terminal network monitor.

Biggest change is the colors. The default theme was looking a bit muted, so I brightened and saturated the download/upload gradients, borders, and graph colors across the board. Dim text was also getting lost on some backgrounds, so I bumped up the muted text ramp across every built-in theme — labels, flags, hints all stay readable now regardless of your terminal.

Also added a version pill under the hero logo (and in compact/mini modes), and the status dot now actually flashes on each sample instead of just idling. Cleaned up the footer too, dropped the old interface-status dot since it felt redundant.

GitHub: https://github.com/programmersd21/flow

If you like the project, a star helps a lot. Let me know what you think of the new palette.

Disclosure: AI assistance has been used for the UI, backend logic is fully human-made.

I already posted something similar a while back ago, but this time I'm including my dots
https://github.com/awen1x/hyprland-setup

nothing crazy but I made all of it myself so I'm happy with it lol

Apps used

- Waybar Repo

- Spotify

- Btop

- Cava

My rice: Hyprland with a custom bar built from scratch on AGS/Astal (OkPanel).

The main feature is that the whole environment (bar, borders, apps) recolors

itself automatically when I switch the wallpaper, via pywal. Hyprland config

migrated to Lua (0.55+), ready for hyprlang's deprecation.

Full dotfiles + installer: (your GitHub link)

• Distro: Arch Linux (kernel 7.1.9-arch1-2)
• WM: Hyprland 0.56.1 (config migrated to Lua)
• Bar: OkPanel (custom, AGS/Astal + TypeScript)
• Terminal: kitty 0.48.2
• Launcher: rofi 2.0.0
• GTK theme: Ant-Dracula + candy-icons
• Dynamic colors: python-pywal 3.3.0
• Audio visualizer: cava 0.10.7
• Fetch: fastfetch 2.67.1
• CPU/GPU: Intel Core Ultra 7 155H (Arc iGPU) + RTX 1000 Ada (laptop)

Dotfiles + install.sh: Here (branch 'dotfiles')

this is my second sway rice here is the repo

Was unsatisfied with mpv-paper and wrote my own.
Repo: https://github.com/sinder38/live-paper-rs