This package provides An I/O plugin for a set of file formats for Nushell.

This package provides a git status plugin for Nushell.

This package provides a version incrementer plugin for Nushell.

This tool extracts cooking recipe from HTML structured data in the https://schema.org/Recipe format.

nwg-panel is a GTK3-based panel for sway and Hyprland Wayland compositors. The panel is equipped with a graphical configuration program that frees the user from the need to manually edit configuration files.

This application is a part of the nwg-shell project.

nwg-dock is a fully configurable (w/ command line arguments and CSS) GTK3 based dock, written in Go, aimed exclusively at sway Wayland compositor. It features pinned buttons, task buttons, the workspace switcher and the launcher button.

This application is a part of the nwg-shell project.

nwg-clipman is a GTK3-based GUI for cliphist. It provides access to previously copied items, as well as management of the clipboard history from a window opened on gtk-layer-shell. The program is intended for use with sway, Hyprland and other wlroots-based Wayland compositors.

This application is a part of the nwg-shell project.

nwg-shell-config utility provides a graphical user interface for configuring sway and Hyprland Wayland compositors in nwg-shell.

This application is a part of the nwg-shell project.

Typobuster is a simplified text editor with a wide selection of transformations and automatic correction of common typos.

This application is a part of the nwg-shell project.

nwg-drawer is an application launcher. It's being developed with sway and Hyprland in mind, but should also work with other wlroots-based Wayland compositors.

This application is a part of the nwg-shell project.

This package provides an application grid, button bar, and dmenu applications for Sway and other wlroots-based Wayland compositors.

nwg-shell-wallpapers is a selection of wallpapers contributed to the nwg-shell project.

nwg-icon-picker is intended to work as the icon picker for nwg-panel, but it may be used standalone. It displays a window to choose an icon with a textual search entry, and returns the icon name. You can also open a file from the search result in GIMP or Inkscape, if installed.

This application is a part of the nwg-shell project.

nwg-dock-hyprland is a fully configurable (w/ command line arguments and CSS) GTK3 based dock, written in Go, aimed exclusively at Hyprland Wayland compositor. It features pinned buttons, task buttons, the workspace switcher and the launcher button.

This application is a part of the nwg-shell project.

nwg-look is a GTK3 settings editor, designed to work properly in wlroots-based Wayland environment.

This application is a part of the nwg-shell project.

nwg-readme-browser was conceived as RTFM with a graphical user interface. It searches a configurable path for README.* files, and displays them in WebKit2.WebView. It supports .md, .rst, .html and plain text. It does not support .pdf format. Although the program was written with nwg-shell for sway and Hyprland in mind, it may also be used standalone.

This application is a part of the nwg-shell project.

nwg-displays is an output management utility for sway and Hyprland Wayland compositor, inspired by wdisplays and wlay.

nwg-shell is a GTK3-based shell for sway and Hyprland Wayland compositors. The project provides a common configuration tool (nwg-shell-config) that allows you to configure the system in a graphical UI, and a range of components such as nwg-panel (system panel), nwg-drawer (application launcher), nwg-dock (system dock) or nwg-menu (XDG-style menu). It also includes several native tools as nwg-look (look and feel GTK settings editor), nwg-displays (display configuration tool), Azote (wallpaper manager), nwg-clipman (clipboard history manager), nwg-icon-picker (icon browser with textual search), nwg-readme-browser (documentation viewer) and nwg-hello (login manager). Scripts and utilities such as autotiling (script for sway to automatically switch the horizontal / vertical window split orientation) and gopsuinfo (a command to display system usage info) are used in the background. The shell also utilizes third party software as swaync (notification center), gtklock / swaylock (screen lockers) and more.

This package acts as a metapackage and installer of default configuration files.

nwg-hello is a GTK3-based greeter for the greetd daemon, written in Python. It is meant to work under a Wayland compositor, like sway or Hyprland.

This application is a part of the nwg-shell project.

gopsuinfo is a Go version of the psuinfo python script. It provides gopsuinfo, a gopsutil-based command, to display system usage info as text in panels like Waybar or icon/text in tint2 and nwg-panel executors.

This application is a part of the nwg-shell project.

nwg-bar is a Golang replacement to the nwgbar command (a part of nwg-launchers), with some improvements. Originally aimed at sway, works with wlroots-based compositors only.

This application is a part of the nwg-shell project.

nwg-menu provides the MenuStart plugin to nwg-panel. It also may be used standalone, however, with a little help from command line arguments.

This application is a part of the nwg-shell project.

Azote is a GTK+ 3 based picture browser and background setter, as the frontend to the swaybg (sway/Wayland) and feh (X windows) commands.

This application is a part of the nwg-shell project.

X2Go enables you to access a graphical desktop of a computer via SSH (Secure Shell). This package provides the X2Go Client, which can connect to the X2Go Server. Basic features of X2Go include:

• Graphical remote desktop that works well over both low bandwidth and high bandwidth connections

• The ability to disconnect and reconnect to a session, even from another client

• Support for sound

• Support for as many simultaneous users as the computer's resources will allow

• Traffic is securely tunneled over SSH

• File sharing from client to server

• Printer sharing from client to server

• Easily select from multiple desktop environments (e.g., MATE, GNOME, KDE)

• Remote support possible via desktop sharing

• The ability to access single applications by specifying the name of the desired executable in the client configuration or selecting one of the pre-defined common applications.