Open source / Hyprland

Voidline

Hyprland manages the windows. Voidline is building the shell around them: one connected place for the controls, panels, settings, and system moments that make a desktop feel complete.

0.3.0dev

Public development preview. Available to test on Arch Linux with Hyprland, but not yet intended as a production-stable shell.

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Voidline shell with the Action Center open — **Action Center**Current development build Arch Linux / Hyprland

Release0.3.0dev

PlatformArch + Hyprland

InterfaceQuickshell

ToolsRust

01 The experience

The window manager stays.
The shell fills the gaps.

Voidline is not a replacement for Hyprland. It is the connected desktop experience around it: bar, panels, settings, notifications, session controls, lock screen, and supporting tools.

Why it exists

A desktop shell instead of a collection of unrelated parts.

Voidline brings the everyday surfaces around Hyprland into one project, one interaction language, and one place to keep improving.

Designed for

Everyday desktop use

Common controls stay close, readable, and visually connected instead of being hidden across separate utilities.

Built in the open

Inspectable and adaptable

The source and development release are public so people can test the direction, inspect the implementation, and report issues.

02 Current features

Built as a system.
Not a pile of parts.

The current development build connects its most visible surfaces through three layers: quick access, the wider system experience, and the native tools beneath both.

Quick access

The parts of the desktop you reach for throughout the day.

Desktop bar and adaptive panels
Action Center and quick settings
Notifications and system tray

System experience

Core screens designed to feel like they belong together.

Unified settings application
Lock screen and session controls
Matching SDDM login theme

Native foundation

Supporting tools for control, performance, and future growth.

Rust backend and voidlinectl
Native Rust terminal
English, German, and Polish locales

03 Settings preview

Settings that belong
to the same world.

Navigation, controls, and system information follow the same visual rules as the rest of Voidline instead of feeling like a separate utility.

Voidline shell showing the About this Computer settings page — 01Clear navigation
Related controls are grouped into familiar categories.

02Consistent surfaces
Cards, controls, and spacing follow the same rules across the shell.

03Useful system context
Important device information stays easy to scan.

04 Project showcase

Watch the shell
come together.

The latest video shows the current working direction: connected desktop surfaces, everyday controls, and the experience taking shape around Hyprland.

Open on YouTube ↗

05 Try Voidline

Public to explore.
Still a development build.

Voidline currently targets Arch Linux with Hyprland. Read the repository requirements and back up your current configuration before installing.

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Clone the development release

git clone --branch v0.3.0dev --depth 1 https://github.com/ShadowOkami4/voidline.git

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Open the project folder

cd voidline

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Run the installer

./install.sh --install-deps

Open source / In development

Try the direction.
Help shape the shell.

Explore the source, test the development release, report what you find, or join the Discord community to follow the work.

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