A single cURL command can set you up with a fully themed desktop on top of Hyprland.

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Dank Linux is a pre-configured desktop shell suite that transforms a minimal Linux installation into a fully themed Hyprland experience using a single cURL command. Built on DankMaterialShell (using Quickshell and Go), it provides panels, a notification center, lock screen, app launcher, media controls, and automatic wallpaper-based color theming. Currently at v1.4.6, it supports Arch, Fedora, Ubuntu, Debian, openSUSE, and Gentoo on both x86_64 and ARM64. Installation involves running a cURL script with a few configuration prompts. The desktop experience is minimal but polished, with Material Design theming, configurable top bar, workspace switcher, and GUI-based settings rather than config file editing.

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Dank Linux is very very nice. I use it with NIRI, and yes, since it’s configuration is filed based like hyperland, you can modify it easily.

I use dank with mangowm, before that used custom hyprland, before that awesomewm, before that dwm, before that mint/cinnamon, before that ubuntu, before that mac, before that mac, before that windows, before that mac, before that ubuntu, before that windows xp with custom dm, before that windows 95 before that commodore before that abacus before that cave paintings before that a series of grunts.