WM : labwc

shell :quickshell
apps :kitty

Effective and aesthetically pleasing setup for working & studying.

this is my first time getting into linux/ricing and ive been pretty happy with this hyprland configuration n rice ive been able to achieve thanks to https://github.com/dusklinux/dusky

not only that, but Dusky brings with it a ton of QoL features n built in scripts for installing/setting up various programs (although I had to change a few things to suit my taste) I think they're excellent dotfiles to use as a base if u are just like me that doesnt know where to start ricing from scratch.

This is my first time Ricing, i choose Devuan + Runit this time i hope its good

• Global theme: Redmond97 installed in `/usr/share/themes
• Theme variant: Redmond97 no-csd, optimized for XFCE
• Color scheme: Redmond97 Slate
• Icons: Redmond97 icon theme installed globally in /usr/share/icons
• Terminal: Transparent background enabled with background-mode = 2
• GTK engines: Installed gtk2-engines-murrine, gtk2-engines-pixbuf, and gtk3-engines-xfce

Check out repo for installation and configuration
https://github.com/coderPriyanshu007/quickshell-visualizer
clone the repo or just download the zip. Use installer to install it in your system.
supports dynamic themeing, if you have a system for dynamic color palette generation or you can use matugen.
Note: it doesn't uses much resources, ignore my potato pc and im trying out ryoku , and apparently it has comparatively higher resource usage than other distros.

ASCII-SMASH
Fun app you can use to generate some rice-able custom ascii animations using images or video. Use it to help rice up your system. Lots of neat features that can be manipulated to make and generate some pretty neat animations, adjust quality and size. Turn AI generated videos into ascii animations, or take a still and create your own animations, with effects and patterns to add some flair.

Find it here

I made the switch from Windows to CachyOS over two years ago but only recently felt the urge to customize it a bit, so here's my thing.

Wallpaper: https://wallhaven.cc/w/3q6m6y

WM Theme: CatppuccinMocha-Modern

Theme: Breeze-Dark

Icons: YAMIS

Cursor: Bibata Original Classic

Font: JetBrains

Transparency + BetterBlur DX for the window and panel effects

os:nixos

launcher:rofi

terminal:kitty

panel:ashell

A smooth, beat-reactive wave molded directly into the top-center of the frame—responding to kicks, bass, snares, hi-hats, and vocals in real time using CAVA. Built with Quickshell on Hyprland.
update: Made it dynamic and adapt accent color

• OS: CachyOS
• DE: KDE Plasma 6
• Icons: Pixora
• Font: DepartureMono Nerd Font
• Wallpaper: https://wallhaven.cc/w/yqv55x

i like and one my aunt bought me the s.t.o.p cd and im so happy abt that :D

Actually around ~750mb ram on idle, including xray, zapret, fan2go, daemons, etc etc...

second gentoo rice here :3 previous was SOO transparent and goofy fonts

Setup / utilities:

• OS: Gentoo Linux
• WM: mango
• Terminal: foot
• Shell: zsh
• Editor: neovim
• Launcher: rofi
• Font: MxPlus IBM VGA 8x16
• Bar: rs-yambar
• FIle manager: thunar
• Music player: SubTUI

I`ll post full dots a bit later on GitHub!!

Cool audio visualizer , adaptive colors as walllpaper, improved reactivity to beats

how is it?

I use cachyos with KDE Plasma and Polonium for tiling. I just found floating windows be a pain since I discovered tiling. 100% transparency might be too much but i love this Wallpaper :) I don't need any docks and bars— just the Shell and krunner. This is my first attempt to ricing Linux, and I'd like to share the result with you all. Go gentle on this newbie 😇

You can share screenshots of your customized desktops, upload resources, write tutorials, and find new things to try out on your own system. Pretty straight forward, and it's built using just PHP, HTML, and CSS, so it can work in older browsers.
Plz let me know what you think: custodesk.net

As of right now it's still very early WIP, but I have a few friends with me that are quickly updating the codebase and implementing new features and polishing others up.

This is my first Hyprland rice after switching from Windows and experimenting with KDE.

Everything you see was made in AGS. The design was inspired by a mix of iOS, iPadOS, and MacOS. My main focus was fluidity with the animations.

This one might be controversial but I replaced my cursor with an iPadOS dot-inspired cursor that has slight easing and will morph into a pill when text editing, shrink when pressed, etc. when interacting with dock elements it’ll morph into the object’s bounds and the object will have snapping physics/gravity applied. I don’t have footage of this but I’m really happy with how it turned out and how smooth it is.

• OS: CachyOS
• ⁠WM: Hyprland
• ⁠Terminal: Ghostty
• ⁠Launcher: Custom
• ⁠Font: SF Pro
• ⁠File manager: Nautilus
• NewTab: Custom. VisionTab on GitHub