Best terminal emulator for Linux: kitty, Ghostty and more
kitty, Ghostty, foot, Alacritty and WezTerm compared on what a rice needs: Wayland, tabs and splits, images, ligatures, config and themes, with a pick by setup.
Desktops.
Window managers, compositors and desktop environments, set up and themed, for anyone writing a first tiling config or ricing Plasma or GNOME.
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How to rice Linux: a first-rice checklist
The order to rice a Linux desktop without breaking it: a way back first, then each piece from window manager to lock screen, with its config file and a check.
How to set up multiple monitors in sway
Find the name sway gives each screen, place it in logical pixels, pin workspaces to it and let kanshi switch layouts when you dock a laptop.
Hyprland vs sway vs niri vs i3: which tiling WM to pick
How Hyprland, sway, niri and i3 tile, how each is configured and reloaded, and what their own docs say about effects and NVIDIA, with a pick for each setup.
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Color scheme from wallpaper: pywal, wallust and matugen
How pywal16, wallust and matugen turn a wallpaper into a color scheme, which fits your rice, how to wire it into your apps, and when a fixed palette is better.
How to change the colorscheme in Neovim
Try a scheme with :colorscheme, install it with vim.pack, lazy.nvim or LazyVim, make it stick in init.lua, and match Neovim to the palette of your terminal.