Mastodawn

Alhamdulillah, I started HyprLTM-Net as a personal project for my Hyprland setup, which by the way I am still quietly improving, and now it has become a real open source project used by hundreds of users.

And even better, I keep taking care of it like a little baby (I am a father). This time, I’m more than happy to announce the availability of HyprLTM-Net v0.3.0, which comes with numerous new features, fixes, and improvements.

https://www.linuxtechmore.com/hyprltm-net-v0-3-0-major-update

#HyprLTM_Net #Hyprland #Rofi #OpenSource

HyprLTM-Net v0.3.0 Is Here and It’s a Major Update!

HyprLTM-Net v0.3.0 is a major update to this growing open source network manager for Hyprland, bringing new features, bug fixes, and usability improvements.

Linux-Tech&More

Chris 6d ago

I like #rofi so I created a neat little station launcher for #somafm
Get it here: https://github.com/toxision/somafmplayer
It let's you either select or randomly pick a station, playing it in the background using #mpv

If you want, let me know what you think. Thanks! 🫶
#linux

Dave Marquardt Feb 24

New blog post: A Rofi workspace switcher for Sway https://davemq.github.io/2026/02/24/rofi-workspace-switcher-sway.html

#sway #rofi

A Rofi workspace switcher for Sway

I started out on a journey to try to get sway to create a new workspace for me, with a “probably” unique name. How could I do that?

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bhaugland Feb 22

I have created a first release of some extensions that I created for #Hyprland. These make use of Hyprland IPC and #Rofi and help when working with Workspaces and Client Windows. You can give them a try. They are located on #Codeberg

https://codeberg.org/bhaugland/hyprland-extensions

#go #golang

hyprland-extensions

Extensions for hyprland that use IPC to communicate with hyprland

Codeberg.org

www-gem Feb 15

Using the right kind of “boost” you can turn Rofi into an hypercharged bar.
100% legal, zero rehab required, and dangerously addictive in the nerdiest way possible :)

https://www-gem.codeberg.page/sys_rofi2/

#blog #blogpost #Linux #Rofi

Rofi is not a bar by design

I’m using Rofi as a launcher for almost everything on my system. This is done using the power of scripts. I’m also using Rofi as a temporary bar to show my system information (time, disk usage, network status, battery…). Few weeks ago, I decided to revisit this setup to optimize it, meaning integrating the launchers in this bar. Basically, replicating a “more traditional” bar like Waybar.

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