A modern, (non-production-ready) Django administration appliance for OpenBSD's vmm(4) hypervisor and QEMU, built on top of vmctl(8), /etc/vm.conf (vm.conf(5)), QEMU system emulators, pf(4) firewall, and relayd(8) proxying.
active development ongoing
not published yet
Anyone is interested in a tool like this for OpenBSD ?
dots: https://github.com/6z7y/dots.git
wallpapers: https://github.com/6z7y/wallpapers.git
Love how it looks + actually productive.
If you wanna use it you can do so with my script: https://github.com/ahmedz4de/gxthemer
I had a similar theme in bspwm, but now I'm transitioning to niri and wanted to preserve it.
Dotfiles in case someone wants them:
https://github.com/AlguienSasaki/new-dots
Wallpaper : Edit of the album cover of 'Keyboard Fantasies', by Beverly Glenn-Copeland
Window theme : Modified Noctalia auto-template for Labwc
Font : Adwaita Sans
Icon : Default icons
Cursor : Capitaine, size 36
i was thinking of formalizing this setup into actually usable and readable dotfiles, let me know if you're interested :>
Rooftop anime-Tux wallpaper as the centerpiece, kept the rest minimal so it doesn't fight the artwork.
OS: openSUSE Tumbleweed 20260707
KDE: KDE Plasma 6.7.2 (Frameworks 6.27.0, Qt 6.11.1)
Kernel: 7.1.2-1-default, Wayland
Theme: Breeze Dark
Wallpaper: Agundur-KDE/Wallpapers (https://github.com/Agundur-KDE/Wallpapers)
Hardware: i3-12100, RX 6650 XT, 16 GB RAM (ASUS)
Got sick of creating small scripts. Created one central script to rule them all. (fullscreen toggle) Windowswitcher+launcher+session restore+powermenu+wifi+bt+mediacontrols+system controls+system info all in one. TUICC is made out of small modules. I can move them around, resize them and add, delete them as I please. https://github.com/Lshika-linux/tuicc Do you guys like how it looks? Controls are just simple tab+shifttab and enter..