The GNOME Extensions ecosystem is packed with tools that let you customize almost every part of the desktop. Whether it’s changing the appearance of the top panel, replacing the app launcher, adding visual effects, or making the interface behave exactly the way
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One thing that always comes up in the GNOME vs KDE debate is how easy it is to customize KDE. You can surely customize GNOME but not to the extent of KDE. But that doesn’t deter us GNOME users from trying new
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People who used Windows 7 and earflier version would remember “My Computer”. It’s called “This PC” now a days but does the same job. You click on the icon, and it opens the file explorer and shows you the meta folders (Documents,
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I already shared my experience with the Niri window manager in another post. Its scrollable workspace model is clever. Then I stumbled across MangoWM, and I couldn’t leave it alone because it offers a similar scrolling mode as compared to Niri, plus
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One of the biggest strengths of KDE Plasma is its customization, and the System Monitor is no exception. I have shown this with KDE Konsole tweaks earlier and now I am here to do the same with KDE System Monitor. Like most
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When I first heard about Niri, a Rust-powered, scrollable-tiling Wayland compositor with a supposedly different take on window management, I was both skeptical and intrigued. But after a few weeks of daily driving it and pairing it with the excellent Dank Linux
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Considering the vast configuration options it offers, you can guess why so many Linux users prefer Dash to Dock over others.
Halloween is here. Some people carve pumpkins, I crafted a special set up for my Arch Linux 🎃 0:00 /0:30 1× In this tutorial, I’ll share with you all the steps I took to give a Halloween-inspired dark, spooky makeover with Hyprland.
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Most major Linux desktop environments like GNOME, KDE Plasma, and Xfce come with their own built-in panels for launching apps, switching workspaces, and keeping track of what’s happening on your system. Example of top panel in Xfce One of the best things
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If you are a regular at various desktop customization communities on the web, then you must have heard of Waybar. Waybar is a highly configurable Wayland bar for Sway and other Wlroots based compositors. Full Waybar (without CSS). Click to enlarge Full
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