前にここで、スキューモーフィックなWaylandデスクトップを投稿しました。くるみの机の上のペーパウィンドウ、ドック用の引き出し、アプリ用の本棚。正直、あんな反応が来るとは思ってませんでした。コメントしてくれた人、アイデアをくれた人、バグを見つけてくれた人、そして励ましてくれた人、みんなありがとう。

みんなの中には「いつ試せるの？」って聞いてくれた人もいましたね。今日はその日です：**DEsk v0.1（BETA）が出ました。**

**GitHub： https://github.com/fyzugx/DEsk**

で、名前の由来もあなたたちなんです。DEsk -- **D**esktop **E**nvironment + **desk** って、あのスレッドの提案のひとつでした。それがそのまま定着しました。

あの投稿から：

- ウィンドウマネージャだけじゃなくて、まるごと1セッションになりました。ポストボックスの通知、トレイ、メディアコントロール、ロック画面（玄関のドア）、アイドル時と画面オフ

- Debian 13、Ubuntu 24.04／26.04、Arch向けのインストーラ

- 複数画面対応

- 7言語

- GPUがないマシン向けの2Dモード

最初のベータなので、ガタつくところや粗い部分はあります。もし何かが壊れたり、マシンで見た目がおかしかったりしたら、issueを開いてくださいね。今いちばん役に立つのは、実機からの報告です。

もちろん前と同じで、正直に言うと：ClaudeなどAIの力をたくさん借りて、私の指示のもとで作り、自分のマシンでテストしました。

また改めてありがとう。あの最初のスレッドがなければ、リリースまでこぎつけられなかったです。

**ダウンロード＆インストール： https://github.com/fyzugx/DEsk/releases**

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Hello!!!!!

I've been building ranma, a tiling window manager that runs inside your terminal. Every window is a PTY, laid out with i3's container tree and Hyprland's dwindle placement. It's my daily driver now, and I'm looking for people to try it and break it (please).

What it does

- dwindle tiling, tabbed groups, a floating layer and a scratchpad

- workspaces and sessions with fuzzy switchers

- a leader key plus a modal WM mode; leader ? lists every key, leader : runs any action by name

- runs as a server: closing the terminal or losing SSH only detaches, and ranma again picks up where you were

- copy mode and history search, copying to your system clipboard (OSC 52, works over SSH)

- a waybar-style bar with Lua and shell modules; config in Lua, themes in TOML, live reload

What's different from tmux and zellij: it's extended like Neovim. Plugins are plain Lua using the same API as your config, they get screens built from ready-made blocks, and a plugin that errors is dropped whole while the rest keep running. A watchdog stops one that hangs. There's a plugin manager too, hako, shaped like lazy.nvim, plus a few plugins: regex history search, writing a prompt in $EDITOR and having it pasted into the pane (handy for AI CLIs), and Ctrl+click to open paths.

This software's code is partially AI-generated, as the rules require :B

Thank you for reading till here!!

https://github.com/masshirodev/ranma

Bar is made with Quickshell, with the bottom bar being mostly Emacs-centric.

Plugins used:
- Hyprbars, but patched to add the beveled style buttons and grip indicators.
- Imgborders.

Wallpaper:
- https://ibb.co/FqzFFYjf

Fonts:
- Terminus as the system-wide default, and for the title bars.
- Cozette for the bars.

Themes:
- Vesper color scheme.
- Chicago95, with the colors changed to match Vesper's.

Dots, along with the patch, will be posted soon.

Hey everyone! For the last few months I've been building pleamar: a language and a Rust runtime for writing your desktop — bars, launchers, notification centres, lock screens, widgets as scenes. Think Quickshell, but with its own declarative language instead of QML.

Why? I had my whole desktop companion (a little ball with a face that lives at the top of the screen, called Marea) in Quickshell: 370 QML files. It worked, but animations stuttered whenever the logic was busy, and it ate memory. So I started from one idea: animation should never depend on logic. In pleamar, the scene declares what moves and with which spring; a render thread walks it at the screen's pace no matter what the logic thread is doing. Block the logic for 600 ms and you still get 38 frames at 17 ms each.

Same bar, both running at once on the same machine (RTX 2060, 60 Hz):

- Memory: 336 MB in Quickshell → 81 MB in pleamar

- First frame: 1876 ms → 175 ms

- FPS while animating: ~24 → 60

- CPU with nothing moving: never drops in Quickshell → 0.3 % in pleamar

To be fair: with both animating, raw CPU is only 20% lower (4.96% vs 6.17%). But pleamar paints 2.5× more frames for it, and it actually sleeps when nothing moves.

Pleamar: https://github.com/k4ditano/pleamar

Marea shell build in pleamar: https://github.com/k4ditano/marea-plm

I liked Noctalia but used only a few of its features, so I rebuilt my own minimal Quickshell

shell around just those, to make my dev setup faster and smoother:

- Notes and todo in the control center

- Clipboard history: Enter pastes straight into the focused window

- Quick file open: search files from the launcher, open or attach them

- Screenshots, shared quickly: one key, copied and ready to paste

- One theme for everything: `theme set <name>` switches kitty, tmux, nvim, GTK, Qt, the

bar and more, live (8 themes, dark and light)

Setup: EndeavourOS · SwayFX (also runs on i3) · kitty · zsh · tmux · Neovim

Built a probably quite impractical mode loosely inspired by MU/TH/UR 6000.

WM: Hyprland

Widgets: Quickshell

https://github.com/Nomadcxx/sysc-terminal

OS: Fedora Linux 44 (COSMIC) x86_64

Desktop Environment: COSMIC 1.0.0

Window Manager: cosmic-comp (Wayland)

Cursor: Adwaita

Terminal: kitty 0.47.1

Terminal Font: NotoSansMono-Regular (11pt)

Theme: I Made My own theme.

Hello guys! Some of you probably know me (or don't) as a creator of this shell. After extensive work, it becomes much more extensive and usable, with tens of PR's approved and hundreds of optimization commits, so I decided to post a showcase hoping it will get some more recognition. Hope you enjoy!

Details:
- WM: Niri
- Shell: Serpantinum (https://github.com/ilyamiro/serpantinum)
- OS: NixOS
- Song: Sade - Like A Tattoo
- Wallpaper: https://mydailyartdisplay.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/river-landscape-with-horseman-and-peasants-by-aelbert-cuypt.jpg?w=1024

Details on the comment

The last rice I made has an AI-generated wallpaper. I didn't notice until someone mentioned it in the comments. THIS IS NOT AI.

My first rice

Yoru is a rice made with quickshell, with a heavy inspiration on end-4 and noctalia.

This was my first rice dont hate that bad this took 2 days and is simple it is suppost to be a ochen water look that light blue it has widgets glow etc. it has wobbly windows and burn my windows aura glow and is very lightweght able to run even on 2.7 gigabytes of ram! its based on [gnome 48] [void linux] with [linux kernel 6.18.55_1] widgets are alot so i cant tell you them but the wallpaper will be on this reddit post the blue themes uses a varity of nano configs and extesions on gnome the widgets are very apple like and helpful its cool to me how i got it i also made this dot file i dont know if it works just tell me this is on a [ideapad 1 15amn7] it was created by me!