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Carefully curated list of awesome Linux customization resources

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🚀 Getting Started⚡ Quick Start📚 Contents🌐 Communities🤝 Contribute📜 Code of Conduct



📖 Description

Welcome to the ultimate resource for Linux desktop customization - commonly known as "ricing" 🍚✨

This curated collection helps you discover tools, themes, and techniques to transform your Linux desktop into a personalized productivity powerhouse. Whether you're a beginner taking your first steps or a veteran ricer seeking inspiration, you'll find:

Feature Description
🔍 Discovery Popular tools + hidden gems across all customization categories
🧭 Guidance Beginner-friendly explanations, difficulty ratings, and pro tips
🔗 Compatibility Clear X11/Wayland tags and version notes
🎯 Curated Quality over quantity - only tested, maintained resources
🔄 Living Document Regularly updated with community contributions

💡 Fun Fact: "Ricing" originated from car culture ("rice rocket") and was adopted by the Linux community to humorously describe the pursuit of aesthetic perfection in desktop setups. [[3]]


🚀 Getting Started

👋 New to Linux Ricing? Start Here!

What is "Ricing"?

Ricing = extensively customizing your Linux desktop environment for aesthetics, workflow efficiency, or both. Think of it as digital interior design + productivity optimization.

Recommended Learning Path

graph LR
    A[Choose a WM/DE] --> B[Pick a Color Scheme]
    B --> C[Set Up Terminal + Shell]
    C --> D[Add Bar + Widgets]
    D --> E[Theme Apps + Icons]
    E --> F[Polish: Fonts, Cursors, Wallpapers]
    F --> G[Share on r/unixporn! 🎉]
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Essential First Steps

  1. Backup your config: cp -r ~/.config ~/.config.backup
  2. Install a package manager: pacman, apt, dnf, or nix
  3. Start small: Theme your terminal before rewriting your entire WM config
  4. Use dotfiles: Track configs with Git for easy backup & sharing [[25]]
  5. Join communities: r/unixporn, Discord servers for help & inspiration [[34-39]]

⚠️ Warning: Ricing is addictive. You may lose hours tweaking configs instead of working. Proceed with caution. 😉


⚡ Quick Start Guide

🔧 30-Minute Rice Setup (Beginner-Friendly)

For Arch/Manjaro Users:

# 1. Install essential tools
sudo pacman -S kitty zsh starship neofetch feh picom polybar

# 2. Clone a starter config (example: simple polybar setup)
git clone https://github.com/adi1090x/polybar-themes ~/.config/polybar

# 3. Set up your shell
sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/master/tools/install.sh)"
echo 'starship init zsh | source' >> ~/.zshrc

# 4. Pick a color scheme
git clone https://github.com/catppuccin/kitty ~/.config/kitty/themes/catppuccin

# 5. Set wallpaper & launch
feh --bg-scale ~/wallpapers/your-choice.jpg
exec polybar main &

For Debian/Ubuntu Users:

# Similar flow with apt:
sudo apt install kitty zsh starship neofetch feh compton polybar
# ... follow same steps above

Pro Tips:

  • Use stow or chezmoi to manage dotfiles cleanly [[24]]
  • Test changes in a VM or spare user account first
  • Keep a "known-good" config backup for emergencies

📚 Contents


🪟 Window Manager

📚 WM Fundamentals
Term Definition Best For
Window Manager (WM) Controls window placement, decoration, and behavior Minimalists, keyboard-centric users
Desktop Environment (DE) Full suite: WM + file manager + panel + apps + settings Beginners, users wanting out-of-box experience
Stacking WM Windows overlap freely (like Windows/macOS) Traditional workflow, mouse-heavy use
Tiling WM Windows auto-arrange without overlap Keyboard workflow, multi-tasking efficiency
Dynamic WM Switch between tiling/stacking modes Flexibility seekers
X11 Legacy display server (mature, compatible) Nvidia users, legacy app support
Wayland Modern display protocol (secure, smooth) New hardware, future-proofing

💡 Pro Tip: Use loginctl show-session $XDG_SESSION_ID -p Type to check if you're on X11 or Wayland.

Stacking WMs 🖱️ Mouse-Friendly

Project Protocol Difficulty Description
GNOME X11 + Wayland Modern, polished DE with extensions ecosystem
KDE Plasma X11 + Wayland ⭐⭐ Highly customizable, feature-rich DE
XFCE X11 Lightweight, stable, traditional desktop
Openbox X11 ⭐⭐⭐ Minimalist WM, highly configurable via XML

Tiling WMs ⌨️ Keyboard-Centric

Project Protocol Difficulty Highlights
bspwm X11 ⭐⭐⭐ Binary tree layout, scriptable via shell
i3 X11 ⭐⭐ Simple config, great docs, beginner-friendly tiling
sway Wayland ⭐⭐ i3-compatible, native Wayland support
herbstluftwm X11 ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Manual tiling, runtime scripting
leftwm X11 ⭐⭐⭐ Rust-based, themable, dynamic workspaces

Dynamic WMs 🔄 Best of Both Worlds

Project Protocol Difficulty Why Choose It
Hyprland Wayland ⭐⭐⭐ Animated, GPU-accelerated, vibrant community [[8-16]]
awesome X11 ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Lua-scriptable, widget-ready, highly extensible
QTile X11 + Wayland ⭐⭐⭐ Python-configurable, built-in bar/widgets
XMonad X11 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Haskell-based, rock-solid, infinitely customizable
dwm X11 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Source-patch workflow, minimal, ultra-fast
niri Wayland ⭐⭐⭐ Scrollable tiling, PaperWM-inspired, smooth animations

🔑 Quick Reference: WM Keyboard Shortcuts

Common Keybindings Cheat Sheet
Action i3/Sway Hyprland Awesome bspwm
Open Terminal Mod+Enter Mod+Return Mod+Return Mod+Shift+Enter
Close Window Mod+Shift+Q Mod+Shift+Q Mod+Shift+C Mod+Shift+C
Split Layout Mod+V/H Mod+V/H Mod+Space bspc node -s @south/north
Toggle Float Mod+Shift+Space Mod+Alt+F Mod+Ctrl+Space bspc node -t floating
Workspace 1 Mod+1 Mod+1 Mod+1 bspc desktop -f 1
Move Window Mod+Shift+1 Mod+Shift+1 Mod+Shift+1 bspc node -d 1
Resize Mode Mod+R Mod+R Mod+Ctrl+R bspc node -z left/right 10/0

💡 Customize these in your WM's config file (usually ~/.config/<wm>/config).


🎨 Color Schemes

🎨 Color Theory for Ricers

A cohesive color scheme ties your entire desktop together. Key considerations:

  • Contrast: Ensure readability (WCAG AA minimum for text)
  • Consistency: Use the same palette across terminal, WM, browser, etc.
  • Mood: Dark themes reduce eye strain; light themes boost daytime productivity
  • Accent Colors: Use sparingly for highlights, buttons, and notifications

🎯 Pro Tip: Use Coolors or Huemint to generate accessible palettes.

Popular Themes

Theme Vibe Best For Link
Catppuccin 🧁 Soft pastels All-day comfort, modern aesthetic 🔗
Gruvbox 🍂 Retro warm Terminal lovers, vintage feel 🔗
Nord ❄️ Arctic blue Professional, calm focus 🔗
Everforest 🌲 Natural green Nature-inspired, easy on eyes 🔗
Tokyo Night 🌃 Neon urban Modern, vibrant, high contrast 🔗
Dracula 🧛 Dark playful Fun, high-contrast, widely supported 🔗
Rose Pine 🌹 Elegant minimal Sophisticated, soft contrast 🔗

Utilities

Tool Purpose Protocol Notes
pywal Auto-generate themes from wallpapers X11 + Wayland Integrates with 50+ apps
wpgtk Theme/wallpaper manager with GUI X11 + Wayland Template system for bulk theming
Paletty Browser-based palette generator Web Export to Kitty, Alacritty, Ghostty, etc.

🖼️ Wallpapers

Curated Collections

Creator Style Theme Link
dharmx/walls 🎨 Diverse aesthetic Mixed 🔗
linuxdotexe/nordic-wallpapers ❄️ Nord palette Nord 🔗
zhichaoh/catppuccin-wallpapers 🧁 Catppuccin Catppuccin 🔗
Apeiros-46B/everforest-walls 🌲 Everforest Everforest 🔗

Wallpaper Utilities

Tool Protocol Features
hyprpaper Wayland Fast, IPC-controlled, multi-monitor
swaybg Wayland Simple, reliable, wlroots-compatible
mpvpaper Wayland Animated/video wallpapers via mpv
awww Wayland Animated wallpapers with runtime control
feh X11 Lightweight, scriptable, slideshow mode

💡 Pro Tip: Use pywal + wal-restore to auto-apply color schemes when wallpaper changes.


🔤 Fonts

🔤 Font Fundamentals
Type Use Case Examples
Sans-Serif UI text, headings, general readability Roboto, Inter, Google Sans
Monospace Terminals, code editors, aligned output JetBrains Mono, Fira Code, Iosevka
Nerd Fonts Icons in terminal/status bars Any font + Nerd Fonts patcher

Ligatures: Combined glyphs (e.g., =>, !=) that improve code readability. Enable in your terminal/editor if supported.

Sans-Serif Fonts

Font Ligatures Best For Link
Google Sans Modern UI, clean headings 🔗
Inter UI text, excellent readability 🔗
Roboto Android-style, versatile 🔗

Monospace Fonts (Coding/Terminal)

Font Ligatures Notable Feature Link
JetBrains Mono Designed for developers, great italics 🔗
Fira Code First popular ligature font 🔗
Cascadia Code Microsoft's modern terminal font 🔗
Iosevka Highly customizable build system 🔗

Nerd Fonts

🔧 Setup Tip: Install via getnf or patch your own with font-patcher.

# Example: Install JetBrainsMono Nerd Font
getnf install JetBrainsMono
# Then set in terminal config:
# font_family = "JetBrainsMono Nerd Font"
Resource Purpose Link
Nerd Fonts 50+ patched fonts 🔗
getnf Easy CLI installer 🔗
font-patcher Patch custom fonts 🔗

📊 Bars & Panels

Tool Protocol Language Highlights
Waybar Wayland C++/JSON Highly modular, CSS-styled, active development
Polybar X11 C++/INI Mature, scriptable, huge community
Eww X11 + Wayland Rust/YAML Widget-focused, reactive UI, animations
AGS X11 + Wayland JS/TS GNOME Shell-like, extensible, modern
Quickshell X11 + Wayland QML/Qt QtQuick-based, smooth animations

💡 Pro Tip: Use exec-once = waybar in your WM config to auto-start your bar.


🖱️ Cursors

Cursor Set Style Link
Bibata Material Design, smooth 🔗
Capitaine KDE Plasma, clean 🔗
Qogir Flat, colorful 🔗
Phinger Simple, scalable 🔗

Utilities

Tool Purpose Protocol
hyprcursor Modern cursor format for Hyprland Wayland
update-cursor-theme System-wide cursor setup X11 + Wayland

🎭 Icons

Icon Theme Style Best For Link
Papirus Pixel-perfect, extensive General use, GTK apps 🔗
Tela Flat, vibrant Modern desktops 🔗
Colloid Playful, colorful Fun, expressive setups 🔗
Candy Icons Gradient, glossy Eye-catching aesthetics 🔗

🔧 Apply Icons: gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface icon-theme 'Tela-circle' (GTK) or edit ~/.config/qt5ct/qt5ct.conf (Qt).


🚀 Application Launchers

Tool Protocol Highlights Link
Rofi X11 + Wayland fork Scriptable, themed, multi-mode 🔗
wofi Wayland Simple, wlroots-native, CSS-styled 🔗
tofi Wayland Minimal, fast, config-light 🔗
Anyrun Wayland Modular plugins, modern UI 🔗
Ulauncher X11 + Wayland Extensions, web search, workflows 🔗

Rofi Theme Collections


🔔 Notifications

Daemon Protocol Features Link
Dunst X11 + Wayland Lightweight, scriptable, themable 🔗
Mako Wayland Simple, wlroots-native, config-light 🔗
SwayNC Wayland Control center, widgets, GTK UI 🔗

💡 Pro Tip: Use dunstify or notify-send to test notifications during config.


🧩 Widgets

Widget Purpose Protocol Link
Conky System monitor, desktop widgets X11 🔗
GLava OpenGL audio visualizer X11 + Wayland 🔗
Kando Cross-platform pie menu X11 + Wayland 🔗
Eww Widgets Custom reactive widgets X11 + Wayland 🔗

🔒 Session Management

Logout Menus

Tool Protocol Description Link
wlogout Wayland Simple, themed, icon-based menu 🔗
rofi-power-menu X11 + Wayland Rofi-based, highly customizable 🔗

Screen Lockers

Tool Protocol Features Link
hyprlock Wayland GPU-accelerated, animated, Hyprland-native 🔗
swaylock Wayland Simple, secure, wlroots-compatible 🔗
i3lock X11 Minimal, scriptable, widely supported 🔗
swaylock-effects Wayland swaylock + blur, pixelate, fade effects 🔗

💻 Terminal Ecosystem

Emulators

Terminal Protocol Highlights Link
kitty X11 + Wayland GPU-rendered, tabs, ligatures, scriptable 🔗
alacritty X11 + Wayland Fastest, minimal config, cross-platform 🔗
ghostty X11 + Wayland Modern, GPU-accelerated, macOS-native feel 🔗
wezterm X11 + Wayland Multiplexer built-in, Lua config, tabs/panes 🔗
foot Wayland Lightweight, wlroots-native, fast startup 🔗

Shells

Shell Strengths Config Frameworks Link
bash Universal, POSIX-compliant ble.sh 🔗
zsh Powerful, plugin-rich Oh My Zsh, Prezto, Zim 🔗
fish User-friendly, autosuggestions Oh My Fish 🔗
nushell Structured data, modern Built-in 🔗

Prompts

Prompt Shell Features Link
Starship Any Blazing fast, cross-shell, auto-config 🔗
Powerlevel10k zsh Instant prompt, rich icons, wizard setup 🔗
oh-my-posh Any Cross-platform, JSON themes, Nerd Font icons 🔗

Multiplexers

Tool Highlights Best For Link
tmux Mature, scriptable, huge plugin ecosystem Remote work, persistent sessions 🔗
zellij Rust-based, layouts, pane sync Modern workflows, beginners 🔗
byobu tmux/screen wrapper, Ubuntu-friendly Sysadmins, quick setup 🔗

CLI Tools

File Managers

Tool Language Highlights Link
yazi Rust Blazing fast, async, preview, vim-like 🔗
ranger Python Vim-like, extensible, preview support 🔗
superfile Go Modern UI, tabs, preview, themable 🔗
nnn C Tiny, fast, plugin system, low memory 🔗

Editors

Editor Type Highlights Link
Neovim Modal Extensible, LSP-ready, Lua config 🔗
Helix Modal Built-in LSP, multiple selections, Rust 🔗
micro Modeless Intuitive, mouse support, plugin system 🔗

System Monitoring

Tool Features Link
btop Beautiful UI, mouse support, themes 🔗
htop Interactive, tree view, search 🔗
bottom Cross-platform, customizable widgets 🔗

Directory Listing

Tool Highlights Link
eza Modern ls, icons, git status, tree view 🔗
lsd Icons, colors, tree mode, git integration 🔗

✨ Terminal Eye Candy

Fetch Tools

Tool Language Highlights Link
fastfetch C Blazing fast, modular, 50+ modules 🔗
neofetch Bash Classic, widely themed, simple 🔗
macchina Rust Fast, minimal, themable, extensible 🔗

Visualizers & Fun

Tool Purpose Link
CAVA Terminal audio visualizer 🔗
pipes.sh Animated pipes screensaver 🔗
cbonsai Grow bonsai trees in-terminal 🔗
CMatrix Matrix digital rain effect 🔗
pokemon-colorscripts Pokémon sprites in terminal 🔗

🖥️ GUI Applications

Web Browsers

Browser Engine Privacy Focus Ricing Potential Link
Firefox Gecko 🔒🔒🔒 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (userChrome.css) 🔗
Floorp Gecko 🔒🔒🔒 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (Firefox-based + extras) 🔗
Thorium Chromium 🔒🔒 ⭐⭐⭐⭐ (Chromium + patches) 🔗
Brave Chromium 🔒🔒🔒 ⭐⭐⭐ (limited CSS theming) 🔗

File Managers (GUI)

App Desktop Highlights Link
Yazi Terminal-first Blazing fast, async, preview 🔗
Double Commander Cross-platform Dual-pane, plugin system 🔗
Nautilus GNOME Clean, extensions, search 🔗
Dolphin KDE Powerful, split view, plugins 🔗

Media

Category App Highlights Link
Music Amberol Minimal, GTK4, adaptive UI 🔗
Music Feishin Modern, self-hosted, Jellyfin/Navidrome 🔗
Video mpv Minimal, scriptable, high-quality 🔗
Images imv Fast, tiling-WM friendly, keyboard-driven 🔗

Productivity

App Type Highlights Link
Obsidian Notes Markdown, graph view, plugins 🔗
AppFlowy Workspace Open-source Notion alternative 🔗
qnote Notes Minimal, Markdown, PDF export, Tauri 🔗

Content Creation

Image Editing

App Type Highlights Link
Krita Painting Professional, brush engines, animation 🔗
GIMP Photo Editing Powerful, plugin ecosystem, scriptable 🔗
Inkscape Vector SVG-native, extensions, cross-platform 🔗

Video/Audio

App Type Highlights Link
Kdenlive Video Editing Multi-track, effects, proxy editing 🔗
OBS Studio Streaming/Recording Plugins, scenes, cross-platform 🔗
Ardour DAW Professional audio, mixing, routing 🔗

3D & CAD

App Type Highlights Link
Blender 3D Suite Modeling, animation, rendering, VFX 🔗
FreeCAD Parametric CAD Engineering, BIM, Python scripting 🔗

Gaming

Launcher Platform Highlights Link
Steam Multi Proton, Big Picture, cloud saves 🔗
Heroic Epic/GOG Native Linux, Wine/Proton support 🔗
Lutris Multi Unified library, installer scripts 🔗

🎮 Pro Tip: Join r/linux_gaming for ProtonDB tips, Wine configs, and performance tweaks.


🎨 App Theming

Firefox

Themes

Theme Style Link
Sweet Firefox Dark, vibrant 🔗
ShyFox Auto-hiding UI 🔗
SimpleFox Minimal, keyboard-centric 🔗

Startpages

Startpage Features Link
nightTab Customizable, color accents, widgets 🔗
Excalith Terminal-inspired, search, bookmarks 🔗
Bento Next Vue 3, Tailwind, widgets 🔗

Spotify

Tool Purpose Link
Spicetify CLI theming engine 🔗
Catppuccin for Spotify Pastel theme 🔗
Bloom Dynamic, animated 🔗

Discord

Mod Highlights Link
Vencord Lightweight, plugin system, active dev 🔗
BetterDiscord Mature, huge theme/plugin library 🔗

VS Code / VSCodium

Theme Style Link
Tokyo Night Dark, neon accents 🔗
Catppuccin Soft pastels 🔗
Material Theme Google Material Design 🔗

🔐 System Layer

Display Managers

DM Protocol Highlights Link
SDDM X11 + Wayland QML-themable, KDE-native 🔗
Ly TUI Console-based, minimal, fast 🔗
GDM X11 + Wayland GNOME-integrated, secure 🔗

SDDM Themes

Theme Style Link
Sugar Dark Clean, dark 🔗
Tokyo Night SDDM Neon urban 🔗
Corners Minimal, corner-focused 🔗

GRUB Themes

Theme Style Link
grub2-themes Modern collection 🔗
Tokyo Night GRUB Dark neon 🔗
MineGrub Minecraft-inspired 🔗

GTK/Qt Theming

Tool Purpose Link
nwg-look GTK3/4 theme switcher 🔗
qt5ct/qt6ct Qt appearance settings 🔗
Oomox Generate GTK themes from colors 🔗

📦 Dotfiles & Config Management ✨ NEW

🔧 Why Manage Dotfiles?

Dotfiles (~/.config, ~/.bashrc, etc.) are your personalized system configs. Managing them with Git enables:

  • ✅ Backup & restore across machines
  • ✅ Version history & rollback
  • ✅ Easy sharing & collaboration
  • ✅ Automated deployment

Popular Dotfiles Repositories

Repo WM/DE Highlights Link
NotAShelf/dotfiles Hyprland Modular, Ansible deploy, docs 🔗
yutkat/dotfiles Sway CI-tested, startup benchmarks 🔗
Lissy93/dotfiles Multi-WM Privacy-focused, well-documented 🔗
2KAbhishek/dots2k Multi-platform Windows/mac/Linux support 🔗

Management Tools

Tool Language Highlights Link
chezmoi Go Secure, templating, multi-machine 🔗
GNU Stow Perl Simple symlink manager 🔗
yadm Bash Git-based, encrypted files support 🔗
dotter Rust Templating, conditions, profiles 🔗

💡 Pro Tip: Use git init --bare $HOME/.cfg + alias for a clean dotfiles repo without cluttering ~. [[24]]


🌐 Communities & Resources ✨ NEW

Inspiration Galleries

Platform Focus Link
r/unixporn Showcase, tutorials, WM configs 🔗
GitHub "ricing" topics Code, configs, themes 🔗
Hyprland Example Configs Hyprland setups 🔗

Learning Resources

Resource Type Link
The Ricing Guide Tutorial 🔗
Hyprland Wiki Documentation 🔗
Arch Wiki: Dotfiles Reference 🔗
Terminals Are Sexy CLI tools list 🔗

Communities

Platform Members Focus Link
r/unixporn Discord 10k+ Real-time help, showcases 🔗
Arch Linux Discord 43k+ Arch-specific support 🔗
Linux.Chat 2.7k+ General Linux discussion 🔗
Hyprland Discord 15k+ Hyprland development & configs 🔗

🌟 Pro Tip: When asking for help, include: WM version, distro, config snippets, and neofetch/fastfetch output.


🛠️ Troubleshooting ✨ NEW

❓ Common Issues & Fixes

🎨 Theme Not Applying?

# GTK apps: Reload settings
gsettings reset-recursively org.gnome.desktop.interface

# Qt apps: Ensure qt5ct/qt6ct is configured
export QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME=qt5ct

# Check theme paths:
ls ~/.themes ~/.local/share/themes /usr/share/themes

⌨️ Keyboard Not Working in WM?

# Check input devices:
hyprctl devices  # Hyprland
xinput list      # X11

# Reload config:
hyprctl reload   # Hyprland
i3-msg reload    # i3

🖥️ Wayland App Not Launching on X11 (or vice versa)?

  • Use Xwayland for X11 apps on Wayland (usually auto-enabled)
  • Check app flags: --ozone-platform-hint=auto for Electron apps
  • Verify WAYLAND_DISPLAY / DISPLAY env vars

🐌 Slow Startup?

# Profile shell startup:
time zsh -i -c exit

# Disable unused Oh My Zsh plugins
# Use starship --print-config to optimize prompt

🎵 Audio Not Working?

# Check PipeWire/Pulse:
pactl info
wpctl status

# Restart audio:
systemctl --user restart pipewire pipewire-pulse

📥 Installation & Configuration

🐧 Package Manager Quick Reference

Distro Command Example
Arch/Manjaro pacman -S sudo pacman -S kitty zsh
Debian/Ubuntu apt install sudo apt install kitty zsh
Fedora dnf install sudo dnf install kitty zsh
NixOS nix-env -iA nix-env -iA nixos.kitty
Flatpak flatpak install flatpak install flathub org.kde.krita

🔧 Config File Locations

~/.config/          # XDG config directory (most apps)
~/.local/share/     # XDG data directory
~/.cache/           # XDG cache directory
/etc/               # System-wide configs (requires sudo)

💡 Pro Tip: Use xdg-ninja to find unwanted files cluttering your $HOME. [[24]]


🤝 Contribution

We welcome all helpful contributions! 🙌

How to Contribute

  1. Fork the repo
  2. Create a branch: git checkout -b feature/awesome-tool
  3. Add your resource following the template:
    - [Tool Name](https://link) <sup>Protocol</sup> - Brief, compelling description.
  4. Test links and ensure markdown validity
  5. Submit a PR with a clear description

Contribution Guidelines

  • ✅ Only include actively maintained projects (last commit <2 years)
  • ✅ Add protocol tags: X11, Wayland, or X11 + Wayland
  • ✅ Include difficulty rating if notable: ⭐ (easy) to ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (expert)
  • ❌ No self-promotion without significant value-add
  • ❌ No duplicate entries (check existing categories first)

📖 Full guidelines: CONTRIBUTING.md



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