Saturday Showcase: Built & Shared by Members This Week

Welcome to the Saturday Showcase — our weekly celebration of the things built, customized, and shared by community members.

Every Saturday morning, a new posts lands in this thread highlighting:

  • :new_button: New projects posted in #showcase this past week
  • :wrench: Active & updated projects — releases, new features, ongoing work
  • :desktop_computer: Desktops, rices, neofetch shares, wallpapers & setups posted across the forum

The goal is simple: make sure the cool stuff you’re all making gets seen. A lot of great projects and beautiful setups quietly scroll off the front page during the week. This thread pulls them back into the light every weekend.

How to get featured

  • Post your project, tool, script, or self-hosted app in Showcase
  • Share your desktop, rice, terminal, wallpaper, dotfiles anywhere on the forum..
  • Reply to your own showcase threads or other forum topics when you ship updates. Those updates get picked up too

Missed something?

If a weekly roundup overlooks something worth seeing, lets us know by posting about it in our Our Community category or in our private Kernel Lounge > Sudo Room.

See you Saturdays. :hot_beverage:

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A long weekend is the perfect window to spin up a fresh tool, test a new theme, and dial in your desktop until it feels just right.

:new_button: New in Showcase

:wrench: Active & Updated

:desktop_computer: Desktops, Rices & Setups

  • @sgage shared their setup — MATE with a classic top panel plus Plank dock at the bottom, Apps/Places/System alongside Brisk for fast keyboard access.
  • @andreas shared their setup — Fedora 44 GNOME in a clean, near-stock layout that puts polish before tweaks.
  • @hydn shared a new 4K wallpaper set — typography, boot‑log and manifesto themed backgrounds that center the community ethos more than the logo.

Got something brewing or a desktop you’re proud of? Drop your projects in Showcase or your rices in the screenshot threads so we can feature them before next Saturday.

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This weekend is a great time to grab a new tool, try a leaner workflow, and give your desktop a fresh coat of paint.

:new_button: New in Showcase

:wrench: Active & Updated

:desktop_computer: Desktops, Rices & Setups

  • @Neffscape shared their setup — MATE with Compiz and minimal animations for a smooth, refined look.

  • @tkn shared their setup — a tidy media center profile that shows off a clean HTPC config.

  • @ClaudioDC shared their setup — linked the original EndeavourOS Mars artwork on DeviantArt for a crisp wallpaper swap.

Share your own project, update your showcase thread, or drop a rice in the desktop tags so we can feature it before next Saturday.


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A fresh crop of tools and desktops landed this week, perfect for a little tinkering between coffee refills and late-night terminal sessions.

:new_button: New in Showcase

  • My sosreport analysis tool project. Looking for feedback by @linuxjedi
    A collaborative web and self-hostable analyzer for Linux sosreports that indexes logs, configs, and command outputs at scale; currently Docker-based and Linux-first with encrypted LUKS-backed storage and a shared “case” workflow to speed triage.

  • Use your NVIDIA GPU’s VRAM as swap space on Linux shared by @hydn
    nbd-vram exposes NVIDIA VRAM as a block device so you can experiment with ultra-fast swap for memory-bound workloads, a fun weekend hack if you have spare VRAM to play with.

  • A free Linux adaptation of NETworkManager shared by @hydn
    nmlinux ports the popular BornToBeRoot NETworkManager toolbox to Linux using Python 3 and PySide6, bundling ping, traceroute, port scans, and more into a tidy desktop utility.

  • Full Circle Magazine #229 shared by @ericmarceau
    The new issue covers Ubuntu 26.04 LTS and Kubuntu 26.04 LTS with details like GNOME 50’s Wayland-only direction and the removal of Google Drive integration in Files, a concise read if you are eyeing a fresh LTS.

:wrench: Active & Updated

  • Rainbow moth (color picker) — the author published the project’s source code on GitHub, so you can audit, fork, or package it alongside your theming toolkit.

:desktop_computer: Desktops, Rices & Setups

Have something you built or a desktop you tuned this week? Drop it in Showcase or the desktop threads and it might be featured before next Saturday.


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