horst3180/arc-theme

Chicago95 is a Linux desktop theme and a collection of visual assets designed to recreate the interface and aesthetics of a mid-nineties operating system. It provides a retro GUI theme consisting of stylesheets, window decorations, and a comprehensive library of pixel-art icons and cursors. The project transforms modern Linux environments through a GTK desktop theme and a vintage icon set. These assets work together to emulate a classic computing experience, replacing standard system visuals with coordinated retro styles. The system covers broader customization areas including boot and login

This project is a collection of configuration files for managing a personalized Linux desktop environment. It provides a comprehensive bundle for a tiling window manager, a Zsh shell environment, and a Neovim editor setup to synchronize software settings across different machines. The configuration focuses on unified system theming, utilizing a cross-application theme suite to sync color palettes and visual styles across the terminal, browser, and system utilities. It includes a visual settings editor for immediate theme switching and wallpaper management without requiring session restarts.

Cinnamon is a desktop environment interface for Linux operating systems. It provides a visual layout and user interface for managing windows and applications, focusing on desktop workflow management. The project enables Linux GUI customization, allowing the look and feel of the environment to be modified. It includes a window management system to handle the placement and behavior of application windows within the workspace. The environment utilizes a JavaScript-based shell and a modular applet architecture for extensibility, while using CSS for component styling. The interface is built with

Sakura is a classless CSS framework and minimalist web theme that provides layout and component styles for plain HTML elements. It functions as a responsive dark mode theme, applying modern typography and spacing without requiring utility classes. The project serves as a CSS user style sheet that can be injected into external websites via bookmarklets or scripts to improve readability and modernize the visual standards of third-party pages. The framework includes a system for custom theme configuration through color and typography variables, automatic dark mode support based on system media