Details:
Operating system: Debian stable (trixie)
Desktop environment: none
Compositor: sway
Terminal emulator: foot (but you can’t see it in the screenshot)
Icon set: none
Wallpaper: #222e45
Shell: bash
Bar: waybar (but I have it on mode hide, so it’s not visible unless I’m holding down Super, and isn’t visible in the screenshot)
Editor: emacs, but not visible in the screenshot, and I only use the terminal version anyway
Music Player: mpd or emms in emacs
Email Client: mu4e in emacs
File Manager: dired in emacs
Video Player: mpv
Web Browser: Firefox

  • OwOarchist@pawb.socialEnglish
    211·
    11 days ago

    9/10

    Gotta use #000000 as the wallpaper for a 10/10 minimalism experience. So when it’s idle, you’re not even really sure if the screen is turned on.

    (Honestly, that’s what I do with my laptop. That, and a background terminal window open by default that takes up most of the screen, so that at first glance it looks like a text-only interface. Actually very convenient for launching whichever program I want when I boot it up. Just type in the command for it (or the aliased shortcut) and hit enter.)

    • endless_nameless@lemmy.world
      4·
      11 days ago

      I use gray for this reason, I want to know that it’s on. I also use KDE with hotkeys for manual tiling as I prefer windows to float by default and the window shadows make it a lot easier for me to visually parse what’s on the screen. The shadows would be invisible against a black screen.

  • macniel@feddit.org
    12·
    11 days ago

    usually when someone presents their rice, they also include some applications and at least a fetch :)

  • addie@feddit.uk
    5·
    11 days ago

    Change that to black, and it’s my Arch desktop. On my machines that run a desktop, anyway. Nice.