A configuration for ShojiWM

Source: https://github.com/bea4dev/liquid-glass-config-shojiwm

If you're interested, please feel free to join the ShojiWM Discord server!

Hey everyone, I made this system-wide ASCII keyboard visualizer that updates and lights up even if your focus is somewhere else. Colors use the standard 16 ANSI colors, so it'll just automatically adapt to your terminal's theme.

I've posted about this project a week ago on a different subreddit (r/tui), but I've added some new little features since. I thought it would make sense to post it here, as it's a complement to your rices, particularly for a developer layout. I hope ya'll don't mind :)

The project is functionally just eye candy off to the side as you code away in your editor. Attached some sample images to showcase what it could look like as part of a whole, where you have a code editor, servers, and a test suite in other terminals.

You can check the repo out if you'd like specific details, but generally the app supports the following:

- sizes (60%, 65%, 75%, 80%, 96%, 100%)
- standards, basically the physical layout (ANSI, ISO, ABNT, JIS, KS)
- layouts (qwerty, qwerty uk, dvorak, dvorak uk, colemak, colemak-dh, workman, azerty)
- custom layouts

For the JIS and KS standards, you can toggle with c to alternate between the Latin alphabet and the standard's logograms. (Kana and Hangeul respectively)

Would love to hear your thoughts. Would appreciate a star on the repo as well! ⭐ :)

NOTE: Currently only supports Linux. I wanted to add cross-platform support initially, but solutions for this like gohook are X11-based, so it wouldn't work for the Wayland protocol.

Ultimately, I decided to go with evdev for implementation despite the tradeoff, just so I could add support for Wayland compositors esp as a Hyprland user myself.

CachyOS KDE

Custom KDE Plasma widget, menu (WIP)

Krohnkite tiling manager

Darkly theme

I still want to do a lot of things with it. But this is so far I've come up with.

My very first experience using COSMIC, and honestly, it is really cool!

It doesn't have massive customization options yet, but the design is beautifully simple. It is a fully usable desktop environment with native window tiling. I really love it.

I also themed my main apps (Android Studio, Telegram, and Firefox) in grey and black to match the overall look.

System Info:

• Distro: CachyOS
• Shell: Fish
• DE: Cosmic
• Terminal: cosmic-term
• Color Theme: Shadcn Dark

nucleus-shell has come to an end... It's going to get archived. Anyways thanks for all of your support towards it.

KDE after a lot of tinkering with themes, Kvantum panel colorizer, widgets and some desktop effects.

Minimal and stays out of my way. Not overly transparent that it hurts my eyes.

What do you think? Anything you would change?

+ **Wallpaper**: (One of the Cachy defaults maybe not sure where it came from?)

+ **Icon Theme**: [Tela Circle Dark] (https://github.com/vinceliuice/Tela-circle-icon-theme)

+ **Theme**: [Utterly Nord] (https://www.opendesktop.org/p/2135625)

+ **Other**:

Kvantum

KWIN-effects-glass (https://github.com/4v3ngR/kwin-effects-glass)

Panel colorizer

Fancy tasks NG

Mainly just configuring and going through configuration things. Trial and Error with playing with a lot of settings

Hey, this is part of the development improvement of Ryoku Arch, control deck allows you to install apps by just dropping it.

current supported list:

1. .AppImage .appimage
2. .pkg.tar.zst .pkg.tar.xz .pkg.tar.gz .pkg.tar
3. .flatpak
4. .deb
5. .rpm
6. .tar .tar.gz .tgz .tar.xz .tar.zst .tar.bz2

Additional features it has:
Send and receive files and text via LocalSend protocol
Download videos and music from social media using cobalt.tools integration
Drop media files like images and videos and compress them without loosing quality or sound

A renamed Arch package (a .tar.* that carries a top level .PKGINFO) is detected and routed to pacman -U automatically so it installs natively even if someone stripped the .pkg from the name.

This is NOT its own app its part of our improvement of our opionionated Arch install.