I forgot that color theming also exists on KDE plasma, not just on COSMIC 😅
https://ryanabx.org Find my stuff at https://github.com/ryanabx (some stuff at https://codeberg.org/ryanabx)
Ryan Brue
@ryanabx
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He/Him. Software Engineer, and open source contributor. I’m mostly known for the Fedora COSMIC spin, and occasionally contributing to COSMIC. I contribute to other random things too.
https://ryanabx.org Find my stuff at https://github.com/ryanabx (some stuff at https://codeberg.org/ryanabx)
https://ryanabx.org Find my stuff at https://github.com/ryanabx (some stuff at https://codeberg.org/ryanabx)
Also, the hugo theme I used (https://github.com/imfing/hextra) requires an SVG for the favicon, so I pulled out inkscape and made this gem:
I did a thing! A vscode extension that lets you escape the Flatpak sandbox to develop on the host. I'll blog about it soon :)
I'm loving the new #COSMIC server-side shadows and borders! I'm not an active-window hint user, so this update actually makes the windows look more on-par with #KDE and #GNOME! Expect the Fedora updates in the next day or two.
I made Flatpak's `/usr` directory mutable so you don't have to:
https://ryanabx.org/blog/2025-12-29/flatpak-with-mutable-usr/
A few years ago I made a color theme for #VSCode, called "Faded Prism".
Now, in my never ending search for the best editor, I have ported it to both #Helix and #Lapce ! Helix now has it built-in, but you have to use the latest master for that. Lapce and VSCode are plugins:
https://plugins.lapce.dev/plugins/ryanabx/faded-prism
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ryanabx.faded-prism-theme
Related to Zed owning all the code in the repo, the EULA for the editor is pretty crazy for an open source project. Read: term-limited license, cannot decompile, disassemble or attempt to learn the source code underlying the editor, Zed making "certain versions" of the Editor available at the zed github. It feels just as bad as VSCode with this kind of crap.
It really feels like they're trying to be open source only as long as it's convenient for them.
I wanted to set up an old gaming laptop with a 1060 laptop GPU to be a gaming console with #bazzite (I've heard it's all the rage these days)
Unfortunately, I've had even the lightest games stutter (just look at these system requirements for ANIMAL WELL)
If anyone has experience running an old ASUS TUF laptop with a 1060 on bazzite, or any 10xx card with bazzite, let me know!
Haven't yet been able to isolate whether it's an nvidia driver issue, or a linux issue altogether. Gotta try windows..
