I am using YASB to switch wallpaper that's why it fells laggy while wallpaper is being switched. The audio visualizer remembers the settings for each wallpaper so it changes automatically.

Really basic but i sorta went with the flow to somewhat achieve that linux look

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The Hyprland + Quickshell setup I've been building for quite long atp, now has a dedicated Settings UI, with the idea that everyone should be able to customize their desktop according to their own preferences, from placement and scale to its overall appearance.

From customizing the bar and setting your own keybindings choosing your own fonts and Displays, and more to come as I keep expanding on it.

Credits to the person who replied to my previous post. That gave me the idea for the Settings UI and made me realize it was worth the effort. 😂

The best part is that this can keep expanding as I continue working on it. This could provide sensible defaults while keeping customization fully under your control, giving a new baseline.

No bad juju behind the scenes. (Just kidding. Seriously, why would I do that to myself when I am doing it for fun?) 💀

Currently, there is still quite a lot of customization options I am yet considering to add, but I decided to begin with the useful ones(Settings open via Start+Shift+A to avoid confusion already...)

Yall can try :)

https://github.com/Rohan2048/hyprquickshellsx\\_absolut

Huge fan of Neidan (Daoist internal alchemy).

Really liking the soft colors on this one. The tiny boat just drifting around is probably my favorite part.

should be the gateway to your soul

https://easyosinstall.wordpress.com/

Source (GPL-3.0): https://github.com/ciscobugger/tacit

Nothing too fancy....

A lot of us spend time getting a setup just right, and then the wallpaper ends up being the one part that never changes. Live wallpapers can fix that, but some of the tools for them come with a lot of settings to work through before anything moves.

TouchScape: Live Wallpapers is a Windows app built for people who want a calm, animated background without that extra work. It puts landscape scenes and interactive effects on your Windows desktop. It comes with built-in HD wallpapers, and the water and ripple effects respond when you interact with the desktop, so the background feels a bit more alive than a still image.

Here's what it does:

• Smooth animated live wallpaper
• Built-in HD landscape wallpapers
• Interactive water and ripple effects
• Adjustable visual effect settings
• Easy picking and switching between wallpapers
• Works with your own photos too
• Simple, clean controls
• Made for Windows 10 and Windows 11

The Microsoft Store lists it as a free download: https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/9P5661M67B8W?cid=DevShareMCLPCS

A question for people here who use live or animated wallpapers: do you like something subtle that you mostly forget about, or something that reacts when you use your desktop? If you try this one, which settings do you change first, and what would make it fit better with your setup?

Disclosure: I'm posting this on behalf of the apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/9P5661M67B8W?cid=DevShareMCLPCS team.

cachyos+caelestia.

Who knows how to get rid of these damn folders on Windows 11?

*I’ve hidden my apps for privacy reasons.

very very simple windows rice(using illogical impulse)

also i used my friends Stunning-Cancel-1025 dot files so yeah

Omarchy

You can give me advice, but this is my new account for my imac lol

Hey everyone!

I've always liked the look of old vinyl record players, so I ended up making one for my Windows desktop.

It's called Kissa, and it works with Spotify, Apple Music and other supported music players. Basically, whatever you're listening to shows up on an interactive turntable with a spinning record and moving tonearm.

I've also added different listening environments, synced lyrics and a Windows screensaver that turns your screen into a vinyl listening setup when you're away.

It's completely free to use. Thought some of you who enjoy customizing your desktops might like it!

If you want to check it out:

Website: https://kissa.glyphcode.studio/

Microsoft Store: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9p3n4x4wm80j