Notes from the rice fields.
Releases, deep dives, and the occasional opinion on making *NIX desktops beautiful and reproducible.
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How to switch your entire Hyprland rice with one command
Use Gtheme to switch your whole Hyprland rice with one command. gtheme desktop apply hypr --theme tokyonight repaints your terminal, status bar, editor, launcher, and wallpaper together in a single pass. 350+ curated themes, any Hyprland setup, one invocation.
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Best Hyprland dotfiles and theme packs to download in 2026
Curated list of polished Hyprland dotfiles and theme packs: ML4W, JaKooLit, HyDE, end-4, and Gtheme for one-command switching. What each is best at, plus the Hyprland wiki.
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What is Gtheme? The one-command theme manager for *NIX
Gtheme is an open-source, Rust-based command-line theme manager for Unix-like systems that repaints your whole desktop with one command. It applies a consistent theme across your terminal, status bar, editor, wallpaper, and launcher at once, with 350+ curated themes. It is not a GNOME tool and not a Python package.
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Gtheme vs Pywal vs wpgtk vs chezmoi: which one themes your whole Linux desktop?
We compare four Linux customization tools head to head: what each one themes, what it leaves out, and which fits your workflow. Honest, no hype.
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This open-source tool swaps your entire Linux desktop theme with one command
Gtheme applies a consistent theme across terminal, status bar, editor, wallpaper, and launcher with one command. 350+ themes, any window manager, a single invocation.
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Sharing full desktops, not screenshots: plug-n-play Linux setups
A Gtheme desktop bundles a window manager, bar, and launcher into one installable package. A great setup becomes a command away, not a weekend of guesswork.
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How Gtheme themes 350+ palettes from one config pattern
How Gtheme turns a single config pattern into a correctly themed file for any of 350+ palettes, with no per-theme copies and no manual editing.
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Introducing Gtheme: one command to reskin your whole Linux desktop
Why we built a blazingly fast, centralized theme manager for *NIX, and how a single command came to reskin an entire desktop across terminal, editor, and window manager.