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Version 1.2.4 Last Updated 2023/4/8
:: GNU/Linux (Rome & Antium) ::
This page currently hosts my Arch rice bundle. I will be heavily updating this
project and creating an ISO or VM image soon so the distro can be downloaded and
installed with the exact specifications I show in the following images.
If you want to manually rice, the dotfiles and scripts for my setup are on my github.
This page will be get changed significantly when I finish augmenting Rome/Antium and
finalize the disk image for download, but until then, these are some personal notes
and features I want to add:
• Integrate mons for display switching.
• Replace the Gnome display manager with a reskined version of lightdm.
• Mod ncmpcpp with Lyvi for lyrics, and integrate Mopidy with bum.
• Integrate wpgtk.
• Possibly add this to the bash shell initialization (and make your own for zsh).
• Possibly add vimty for vim (and nano/micro usage).
• Possible app steal?
• Mod and integrate some of this and that's functionality.
• Mod and add this todo to the availible scripts.
• Fix problems with my bitmap fonts.
• Draw terminals with slop and select_st.
:: Windows (WINUX) ::
This page used to host SNUX, which was a Windows7 mod package and system overhaul.
The project outline is still shown below, but I've moved on to BSPWM ricing on Arch.
Some day I might create a disk image of these mods on top of an otherwise vanilla
Win7-SP1 and release that image here. The reason I may still pursue Win7 ricing is
because despite obvious counters, if properly augmented, Windows has potential for
becoming a great OS.
SNUX was a Winux overhaul, meaning a Windows7 rice & mod package designed to make
Windows look and function more like Linux.
- SNUX PROGRAM LIST -
Programs included to extend functionality:
7+ Taskbar Tweaker (changes taskbar functionality)
AltDrag (changes window interaction functionality)
Cygwin (because bash is cool I guess)
Dexpot (virtual desktop environment and manager)
MediaPreview (fixes icon previews on media files)
Take Ownership (registry keys to add right-click file ownership)
TeraCopy (replaces explorer’s file transfering service)
WinSplit (window manager; bblean and its forks are too glitchy)
X-Mouse Controls (window focus upon hover without raising windows)
Programs included for GUI modification:
7conifier (replaces all system icons with custom icon packs)
-> Several non-vanilla icon packs are included in the Snux rice package
BleachBit (needed for flushing icons and system caches)
CustomizerGod (to change start orb, navi buttons, branding, etc.)
-> A bunch of image files are provided for these in the Snux rice package
F.lux (screen tinting based on time of day)
Logon Workshop (to change the logon screen user frame and buttons)
-> A bunch of image files for this are also provided in the Snux rice package
Rainmeter (standard ricing tool)
-> Several skins are included in the Snux rice package
ShellExView (to clean up Window’s context menus)
ShellMenuView (also to clean up Window’s context menus)
TweaksLogon (only because it’s better at changing the logon background)
-> Several wallpapers are included in the Snux rice package
UniversalThemePatcher (to allow for custom shell themes)
-> Several minimal themes are included in the Snux rice package
SPOR was a portable desktop deployment designed for SecOps and Win-program replacement.
- SPOR PROGRAM LIST -
Programs included to replace vanilla Windows software:
7-Zip (Replaces WinZip / WinRar)
NexusFile (Replaces Explorer.exe)
-> NexusFile’s non-vanilla skins are included in the package
Launchy (Replaces Windows Search Function)
-> Set the launchy catalog directories to the following: "C:\Program Files",
-> "C:\Program Files (x86)", "C:\SNUX", "C:\SPOR", "C:\SHAX", and "C:\Users".
-> Make sure to check "Include executables" and "Include directories", this way it
-> gets all files and folders you use without returning system files and clutter.
Firefox (Replaces Ineternet Explorer / Chrome)
-> Firefox's security plugins are included in the package
Honeyview \
VLC ] Collectively replaces Windows Media Player and Image Viewer.
Foobar2000 /
Notepad++ (Replaces Notepad.exe)
Defraggler (Replaces Disk Defragmenter)
Speccy (Replaces System from "Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\System")
Additional programs included for SecOps and Skiddie tools:
Cryptostorm (Free VPN client; anything's better than PIA lol)
TMAC (Robust MAC address spoofer)
QuickSetDNS (NirSoft tool for manually changing your DNS)
Tor Browser (Allows you to access onion sites and acts as a proxy)
Snort (Intrusion detection and prevention system)
HiJackThis (Malware/rootkit scanner)
Spybot S&D (Anti-spyware/antivirus)
VeraCrypt (Hardrive encryption and partitioning)
PuTTY (SSH client)
PuTTYgen (For generating Key Pairs)
WinSCP (FTP client)
uTorrent (Make sure it's the old 2.2.1 version, because the newer ones are botnets)
DiskDigger (File recovery tool)
Recuva (File recovery tool like DiskDigger)
Bleachbit (Disk cleaning and optimization tool)
Tox (P2P encrypted messaging client if you don't want centralization)
SHAX was a portable skiddie toolkit designed for local, wardriving, and remote tasks.
The programs bundled in SHAX were based on internet trench warfare (from 2015).
- SHAX PROGRAM LIST -
Programs & files included for general hacking:
Cain (Man-in-the-middle and bruteforce tool)
Brutus (Bruteforce tool)
Wardriving.rar (A dozen or so wardriving programs)
Cheat Engine 63 (Memory editing tool)
Atom & Packages (Code linting and editing)
CurrPorts (Port monitoring tool)
Smart Sniff (Packet monitoring tool)
Programs included for skiddie shit:
WPR 7.01 (Windows Password Remover ISO)
TCP-Z (Unrestricts your port traffic)
LOIC (Low-Orbit Ion Cannon, the classic DDoS tool)
WBPV (Web Browser Pass View, retreives all browser pass's)
FavoritesView (Retreives all browser favorites on a local machine)
IPNetInfo (GUI version of a netstat)
WhoIsTD (Who Is This Domain, a GUI version of a whois query)
Steganography and additional files included:
OpenPuff (Robust stego tool, works on most media files)
G-Mask (Oldschool stego tool, only works on .jpg files)
sicp.pdf (Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programming)
SPAX was the combination of all three other packs, intended to make for a full distro
deployment of Windows7, fully riced and modified to look and feel like Linux SecOps.
There are 64 programs total, about half a gig of image files, for ~2 gigs overall.
:: Phone Ricing ::
Android is incredibly easy to work on. There are all kinds of apps you can get that
will do half the ricing for you. As seen in the screens below, I am using the Nova
Launcher with Light Void icons. I have stuck very close to the design principles I
outline in snUX, and I am using the first of the two mentioned color schemes on that
page. The reason for doing this is three-fold: the minimal and text-less screen makes
visually parsing the screen incredibly easy, the white-on-black scheme means the
content will be visible under any lighting condition or damage to the screen, and
the majoritarily black backing reduces power consumption on OLED screens.
The screenshots on the right-hand side below are of the same system but with a pixel
filter; the significance of this being that the filter turns off half the pixels of
the screen which significantly reduces battery consumption but also demonstrates
that this color scheme still grants high visibility even when half the screen's
pixels are disabled.
:: Windows (WINUX) :: This page used to host SNUX, which was a Windows7 mod package and system overhaul. The project outline is still shown below, but I've moved on to BSPWM ricing on Arch. Some day I might create a disk image of these mods on top of an otherwise vanilla Win7-SP1 and release that image here. The reason I may still pursue Win7 ricing is because despite obvious counters, if properly augmented, Windows has potential for becoming a great OS. SNUX was a Winux overhaul, meaning a Windows7 rice & mod package designed to make Windows look and function more like Linux. - SNUX PROGRAM LIST - SPOR was a portable desktop deployment designed for SecOps and Win-program replacement. - SPOR PROGRAM LIST - SHAX was a portable skiddie toolkit designed for local, wardriving, and remote tasks. The programs bundled in SHAX were based on internet trench warfare (from 2015). - SHAX PROGRAM LIST - SPAX was the combination of all three other packs, intended to make for a full distro deployment of Windows7, fully riced and modified to look and feel like Linux SecOps. There are 64 programs total, about half a gig of image files, for ~2 gigs overall.
:: Phone Ricing :: Android is incredibly easy to work on. There are all kinds of apps you can get that will do half the ricing for you. As seen in the screens below, I am using the Nova Launcher with Light Void icons. I have stuck very close to the design principles I outline in snUX, and I am using the first of the two mentioned color schemes on that page. The reason for doing this is three-fold: the minimal and text-less screen makes visually parsing the screen incredibly easy, the white-on-black scheme means the content will be visible under any lighting condition or damage to the screen, and the majoritarily black backing reduces power consumption on OLED screens. The screenshots on the right-hand side below are of the same system but with a pixel filter; the significance of this being that the filter turns off half the pixels of the screen which significantly reduces battery consumption but also demonstrates that this color scheme still grants high visibility even when half the screen's pixels are disabled.
