December:



Last edited by Hamish on 29 December 2023 at 2:05 am UTC

Repping GOL, here.

Honestly forgot about changing my wallpapers this month, but since I was working on this image anyway...

Joined the Cool Kids Club and started using Hyprland on Wayland. It's almost as good as my bspwm setup, but still got a few rough edges. Also, let me just plug xremap as a fantastic keybinding-launcher-tool-thing; it supports creating modes like in Vim (e.g. `Super+s` followed by `s` for screenshotting the screen vs `Super+s w` for the window) and has really helped me with my binds!

Wallpaper is Rose Waves by waneella (animated gif, Patreon pay-walled) (preview video here)

Last edited by Cybolic on 1 February 2024 at 2:29 pm UTC

Some official art from the PDF poster included with the download for the homebrew Commodore 64 game Bomberland, which is a passion-project created to make up for the fact that the C64 never got an official Bomberman title of its own.

Quoting: chaussettesI like cinnamon but I'm never really happy with it no matter how I customize it

Having tried it recently, that's my view on it as well. I went back to Xfce fairly quickly, but I'm sure that I would recommend Cinnamon to friends and relatives as it would suit their use-cases better than mine.

Arch + Window Maker

Last edited by amortician on 5 February 2024 at 4:43 pm UTC

Alpine Linux & river wm

The performance of Alpine Linux & river wm in Flatpak games is very good.

Alpine & river wm outperforms Clear Linux & i3 wm in the specific games I tested.

Arch Linux, MATE Desktop

It isn't original, but I like it. lol

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It isn't original, but I like it. lol

I'm team auto-hide with my taskbars. It's a remnant of the days of lower resolutions, but I still stick with it nowadays for a nice clean look. lol

Chrome, Thunderbird, Discord, etc, are all on the taskbar. Which is why they're not on the desktop. :P

Last edited by Linux_Rocks on 18 February 2024 at 9:52 pm UTC