Test Configs

rice cooker lets users browse and try Hyprland desktop configurations, install a selection, or revert to the original.

github.com/amarsbar/rice-cooker
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About Test Configs

rice-cooker is an open source visual (toy) tool for browsing, previewing, installing, and reverting Hyprland desktop configurations (called "rices") that use the Quickshell shell. It only points Quickshell to the selected rice, so it does not overwrite existing files, directories, or user dotfiles. The tool is designed for Arch Linux systems running Hyprland, and its catalog only includes Quickshell-based community-submitted rices, all of which are reviewed before being added.

Key features

  • Browse community-submitted Hyprland Quickshell desktop configurations
  • Live preview selected configurations on your actual desktop
  • Install selected configurations via keyboard shortcut
  • Revert to original desktop setup with confirmation prompt
  • Submit custom configurations for community catalog review
  • Switch between browse and preview operation modes
Best for: Users on Arch Linux with Hyprland who want to easily browse, preview, and install community Quickshell desktop configurations without modifying existing dotfiles.
Good for
  • Does not overwrite existing files, directories, or user dotfiles
  • Supports live preview of configurations before installation
  • Community catalog includes only reviewed user-submitted rices
Watch out for
  • Only compatible with Arch Linux and Hyprland setups
  • Only supports Quickshell-based desktop configurations
  • May prompt for password when installing dependencies

Test Configs at a glance

Type
Open-source project
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Open source
Yes · Source code
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Test Configs FAQ

What systems and desktop setups does rice-cooker support?
It only works on Arch Linux running Hyprland, and only supports Quickshell-based rices.
Does rice-cooker modify my existing desktop files or dotfiles?
No, it only points Quickshell to the selected rice and does not overwrite existing files, directories, or dotfiles.
Will I need to enter a password to install a rice configuration?
You may be prompted for a password when installing dependencies for a selected rice.
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