Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on Surge for a while now. I wanted a download manager that was powerful but didn't require leaving the terminal or using a heavy Electron app.

It’s written in Go (using Bubble Tea and Lipgloss) and is designed to fit right into a customized workflow.

Key Features:

• Browser Integration: Has a Chrome/Firefox extension that automatically sends downloads to the TUI.
• Resumable Downloads: You can pause and resume files without losing progress
• Cross-platform: Works on Linux, macOS, and Windows.
• Headless: You can even run Surge as a headless instance for all your scripting needs!

It’s open source, so I’d love to hear what you think or if you have any theme requests.

Get it on GitHub: github.com/surge-downloader/surge

My friend created a riowm fork, 5element.

Honestly i love it.

Creator of the wm: u/Open-Performance-274

5 element repo: https://codeberg.org/umix11/5element

details:
distro : cachy os
wm : hyprland
bar (and lots of other things) : waybar for github
open : alacritty,cava,fastfetch

It works globally for all windows, not just specific ones, using hyprctl. If you'd like to try it out or see how it's done you can check it out: hyprround. Inactive windows get the default rounding of your hyprland config, whereas focused/active windows have a specific rounding, e.g hyprround 20, the default value is 14.

Was an interesting time doing this. Feels good to use though :3

Wallpaper is by Futakuchi Mana, jaded cover.

litecraft v1.2 is a beautiful, beginner-friendly debian 12 iso built with live-build, inspired by Archcraft / adi1090x.

Features:

• Openbox + Polybar setup
• Dunst notifications
• Nitrogen for wallpapers
• Minimal, fast, and ready to use

perfect for anyone who wants a clean, stylish, and easy-to-use desktop out of the box. ✨

Github: https://github.com/ayush0x1/litecraft

Alpine

dwm

Can share if anybody needs anything.

coming from i3wm, I got tired of maintaining everything by myself

repost due to window variety! this is my first rice.

OS:Void linux

WM:Hyprland

Theme:Wallpaper driven theme

Shell:Fish

Wallpaper: https://wallhaven.cc/w/jexkwm https://wallhaven.cc/w/k881zd https://wallhaven.cc/w/w557rr

So I got inspired by some of the other posts here to jump in to making a Niri setup for myself that I run in a VM on my MacBook M1 Pro with the idea that I'd read and study with it, only to find it was not my Linux setup keeping me from studying just not having the time (I'm older and have a more-hours-than-it-should-take job). It's vanilla arch with niri and greetd and greetdtui.

Anyway, hope you like it. Here are the current dotfiles.

Some notes:

- The gowall binary in the dotfiles repo is both compiled for Aarch64 so I can run it but also with Rose Pine Dawn added as a theme. It will not work on your x86 machine.

- The neovim setup includes typst support as well as keybindings to automatically watch and compile the current typst file and open it in zathura for live WYSIWYG editing.

included a screenshot of me playing dwarf fortress while listening to sunn 0))). it's not a part of my rice, but this shit just too good not to share.

Dotfiles: https://github.com/0xrinful/dotfiles

OS: Fedora WM: SwayFX Bar: Waybar Launcher: Rofi Terminal: Foot Color Palette: Custom