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Conkio is a modern, open-source Conky theme manager for Linux, built with Rust and Slint. It provides a simple and native desktop interface for installing, organizing, customizing, and managing Conky themes.

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What is conkio?

Conkio is a modern, open-source Conky theme manager for Linux, built with Rust and Slint. It provides a simple and native desktop interface for installing, organizing, customizing, and managing Conky themes.

With Conkio, you can browse online theme collections, import themes using drag and drop, and control multiple running themes from one place.

Key Features:

  • Browse, search, filter, and organize your Conky themes.
  • Discover and install themes from online marketplaces.
  • Import themes from ZIP, TAR, and other supported archives.
  • Start, stop, restart, and manage multiple themes.
  • Detect missing files, commands, and dependencies.
  • Customize colors, monitor selection, screen position, alignment, and spacing.
  • Create profiles and restore saved configurations.
  • Set themes to launch automatically at login.
  • Edit theme configurations with backup support.
  • Use the system tray for quick access.

Conkio supports major Linux desktop environments, including KDE Plasma, GNOME, XFCE, Cinnamon, MATE, LXQt, and others. It also works with X11 and Wayland compositors such as Hyprland, Sway, and Niri.

It is available for Arch Linux, Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Fedora, openSUSE, and other supported distributions, including ARM64 systems.