Made using the amazing Waylandcraft by EVV1E

House build by: kality

This has been happening since the beginning of using linux on my desktop. I have an MSI MP223 E2 monitor. when i set the color accuracy settings to prefer color accuracy while also setting my refresh rate to 100Hz**, KDE** just black screens. I had to login as root and delete my .config .cache and .local directories to get back in to the desktop as my user**.**

Before this black screen used to happen when I set my refresh rate to 100Hz both in KDE and Gnome Wayland sessions but never in Xorg sessions**. I could only go as high as 85 Hz.**

But if i set my refresh rate to 85Hz and set "Color accuracy: Prefer color accuracy" the screen does not go black.

Currently I am in CachyOS but this problem happens in other distros too.

Hi everyone i'm working on a project to turn your android into a second screen like spacedesk

it all started when i switched to from win11 to fedora kde and missed spacedesk and got very sad knowing there is literally no good alternatives especially none for wayland...

Here are the features of my project that are working for now

1)Android as second screen on fedora, arch, debian with DE's kde, gnome and hyprland

but for now all is majorly tested in fedora kde

2)tested on my s7 fe samsung tab, it runs smooth at native res 2.4k and native fps 60 i've also tested 120 on my phone it worked

3)Touch screen as input works on kde! (will implement to other DE's later on)

Here are things that still isn't perfect

1)mouse stutters and runs at lower fps in the android screen(wayland thingy) but managable it isn't very bad it's just not as smooth as rest of the screen.

Here are the how to use my project

ProjectMonitorize here is my repo follow the steps, if you get any problems installing dependencies just ask any ai model or search google for the exact command for your distro.

!!!Very important to follow the steps mentioned on repo to run the app.

if anyone wanna support just raise issues you get or features you want, i wont be accepting pull requests for a while as im planning for the entire desktop app ui overhaul.

after the ui overhaul the project will be made more refined and turned into a flatpak.

https://github.com/xb-bx/barbarian
Just a simple status bar for people who need a simple status bar.

I wrote it almost a year ago because I've got a bit frustrated with the way you define menus in Waybar. Ive been using it ever since. Perhaps, it will be useful for someone else.

Hey everyone,

I wrote a small POSIX shell script called fuzz-wall that lets you pick wallpapers interactively using fuzzel's dmenu mode. I wanted something dead simple that worked regardless of which WM or wallpaper setter I was using, so I built it.

What it does

You run fuzz-wall, fuzzel opens with a list of your wallpapers, you pick one, it gets applied. ESC to exit. No config file, no GUI, no bloat.

Supported wallpaper setters

- swaybg (Sway)

- swww (Hyprland, with fade transitions)

- hyprpaper (Hyprland)

- feh (i3, bspwm, dwm)

- nitrogen (openbox, bspwm)

- xwallpaper (general purpose)

The script auto-detects which one you have installed. On Wayland it prefers Wayland-native setters, on X11 it falls back to X11 setters.

Configuration

There is only one option, the wallpaper directory. It defaults to ~/Pictures/wallpapers and can be overridden:

FUZZ_WALL_DIR=~/Pictures/walls fuzz-wall

You can bind it to a key in your WM config:

# Hyprland

bind = $mod, W, exec, fuzz-wall

# Sway

bindsym $mod+w exec fuzz-wall

# i3

bindsym $mod+w exec fuzz-wall

Install

It is on the AUR:

```paru -S fuzz-wall

yay -S fuzz-wall```

Or clone manually and copy to ~/.local/bin.

Source: https://github.com/youngcoder45/fuzz-wall

AUR: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/fuzz-wall

This is my first AUR package. Happy to hear feedback, bug reports, or suggestions for new wallpaper setters to support. If your WM or setter is not listed, open an issue and I will add it.