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EWW (ElKowars Wacky Widgets) is a highly customizable and performant widget daemon for X11 and Wayland. It allows users to create personalized desktop overlays using a declarative configuration language and CSS styling.
EWW is a lightweight daemon for creating highly customized, visually appealing desktop widgets and panels on Linux and BSD systems using a declarative configuration and CSS for styling.
Users often desire more flexible and lightweight ways to display system information or control applications on their desktop than traditional panels or heavy widget engines provide. EWW solves this by offering a highly customizable, performant, and scriptable solution.
Define widget layouts and behavior using a simple, human-readable configuration file.
Compatible with both the X11 windowing system and modern Wayland compositors.
Style every aspect of your widgets using standard CSS.
Easily integrate data from external scripts or programs.
EWW can be utilized in numerous ways to enhance the desktop experience by displaying relevant information and providing quick access to controls:
Create a widget displaying CPU, RAM, network, and battery status updated in real-time.
Quickly check system health without opening separate monitoring applications.
Design a custom panel or widget to control music playback (pause, skip, volume) and display track information from MPRIS-compatible players.
Control media playback conveniently with a visually integrated interface matching your desktop theme.
Build a widget to display upcoming calendar events or to-do list items from your preferred task manager/calendar application.
Stay organized and informed about your schedule directly on your desktop.
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