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Re:Show HN: Kahawai – An open source, modular media system
on Wednesday October 07, 2026 @04:57AM (#49990065)
Hi, maker of the android app here. Best way to install it right now is use Obtanium and put the github url for the app inside Obtanium to automatically receive updates. Since we are still actively in development i have not yet spent the time to get it in the google play store. Eventually it will be available there.
Re:Show HN: MNML – Android Launcher (Open Testing Release)
on Monday October 27, 2025 @03:35PM (#45725339)
Currently at my local gitlab. Not sure if i want to make it opensource yet or maybe offer a free and paid version.
If you have any good reasoning to convince me to either of those two sides let me know :)
Personally I think opensource is awesome and have made a few opensource projects so far. But on the other hand a bit of income from releasing an app also does not sound horrible.
Show HN: MNML – Android Launcher (Open Testing Release)
Just got the first open testing release approved on google play store for a minimal android launcher i'm developing.I recently switched to a phone with an e-ink display and was missing features in current minimal launchers, so i decided to make my own.Would love to hear your opinion, improvements that could be made or features to change/add.Thanks!=== Links === -...
Show HN: KVM backup script with telegram notifications
Re:Hyprland 0.48.0 script to fix windowrule syntax
on Tuesday April 01, 2025 @08:39PM (#43552697)
Made a small python script to fix the hyprland config for 0.48.0 since the breaking windowrule syntax change to windowrulev2.
I had a lot of windowrule lines in my config and could not be bothered fixing them manually. Hopefully someone else can benefit from my lazyness.
Hyprland 0.48.0 script to fix windowrule syntax
Show HN: FancyLock v0.0.5 – Now with Hyprland (Wayland) Support
https://github.com/tuxx/fancylock
I've been working on a fancy screen locker for Linux, and I'm excited to share that FancyLock now supports Hyprland in version v0.0.5!What is FancyLock?FancyLock is a feature-rich screen locker for Linux, built to replace boring, static lock screens with something more dynamic and customizable.Key FeaturesDynamic media playback during lock screen (e.g., videos, ambient visuals)Multi-monitor...
Re:Show HN: LocalPics – A zero-dependency local media viewer written i...
on Sunday March 30, 2025 @06:24PM (#43528315)
It's not meant to compete with anything. It was made to fit my needs to have a media viewer for local directories that does zero processing of the files.
Show HN: LocalPics – A zero-dependency local media viewer written in Go
https://github.com/tuxx/localpics
I have no found any simple, lightweight tools for quickly browsing media files on my computer. Sometimes I just want to view a folder of images, videos, or code files through a nice interface without uploading anything to the cloud or processing a lot of files for big directories.So I built LocalPics, a portable Go application that creates a beautiful local web interface for browsing your media...
Show HN: FancyLock – Linux screenlock with videos. Wayland support coming soon
https://github.com/tuxx/fancylock
I've been wanting a fancy screen locker for linux, so I built FancyLock, a screen lock solution for Linux with X11 (and soon wayland) support. Key Features- Dynamic media playback during lock screen- Multi-monitor support- PAM-based authentication- Intelligent idle timeout- Highly configurableFancyLock aims to solve several pain points with existing screen lockers:- Boring, static lock screens-...
Show HN: FancyLock – A Modern X11 (and soon Wayland) Screenlocker
https://github.com/tuxx/fancylock
I've been wanting a fancy screen locker for linux, so I built FancyLock, a screen lock solution for Linux with X11 (and soon wayland) support.Key Features- Dynamic media playback during lock screen- Multi-monitor support- PAM-based authentication- Intelligent idle timeout- Highly configurableFancyLock aims to solve several pain points with existing screen lockers:- Boring, static lock...