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illogical-impulse is a set of usability-first dotfiles for Linux desktop customization, documented on its homepage. The documentation links to a showcase, quick start guide and GitHub repository. Listed interface features include drag-and-drop workspace management, circle to search, screen translation and anti-flashbang.
Eww (ElKowar's Wacky Widgets) is a widget system written in Rust that lets users create their own widgets similarly to AwesomeWM. It is independent of the window manager and is configured in yuck and themed using CSS. Building requires rustc, cargo and dynamic libraries such as gtk3 and pango, with separate X11 and Wayland build options.
HydraPaper is a wallpaper management application. It manages wallpaper collections with folders that can be enabled or disabled, and marks favorites for quick access. Wallpapers can be set as zoomed, centered or fitted, with a black or blurred background, and random wallpapers can be set quickly. It is written in Python 3 and GTK and released under the GPL3 license.
A program that executes a specific terminal colorscript or a random one. It began as a collection of terminal colorscripts accumulated over the years and is published under the MIT License on GitLab.
Hyprland is a dynamic tiling Wayland compositor. It provides Wayland features, dynamic tiling, animations, plugins and multiple fine-tuneable layouts. It offers live reloading configuration and socket-based IPC. Installation is available for Arch, NixOS, FreeBSD and openSUSE.
dwm is a dynamic window manager for X that manages windows in tiled, monocle and floating layouts, which can be applied dynamically. Windows are grouped by tags, and each screen contains a small status bar showing tags, layout and window information. It is customized by editing its source code and is distributed as a single binary.
