In here you can share your Linux desktop looks and showoff your customized Linux distro. Feel free to post your desktop looks! No one here is a judge.
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~This community was created on 20th April 2025 by [email protected] and [email protected] [I am more active here] (basically by the same person)~
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/28506880
Decided to actually put in effort and tried to dotfile with Hyprland and Waybar. It turned out pretty well!
If you think the wallpaper looks disconnected, that's because I actually have a diagonal monitor setup.
It's too eye searingly bright for my personal preferences. But it is a clean, beautiful desktop. Good work.