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Like dotfiles. Where most of the customizing happens.
I dotted up my dwm install?
Its kind of verbable :p
I love the idea, it covers most instances of extreme customization in Linux.
Zhush/zhoosh could work - I don't think the word is commonly used enough that it would get confusing.
The same car mod term in the 50s was 'hotrodding'.
Pocking
Pocked up
I.e. peacocking, making it awesome and flashy and sharing with others
Quick reach a consensus before the yungins start posting rizzed out setups
Don't worry about it, nobody says that any more. It died out with Gentoo.
Oh god, this stuff is so tiring.
oh hey, i'm in that screenshot!
So Fetch
opening the linked thread like:
Anyways I'm gay and transgender, so I've decided that from now on I'm saying that I'm transing my desktop.
Jokes aside, going from repressed neutral boy clothes to vibrant and colorful girl clothes and makeup and feeling cute has been such a great part of transitioning. This is kind of how I see customizing my desktop now. It always comes with such boring dry defaults, so I trans her gender and give her a makeover and now my computer is all pretty. So I'm sticking with transing.
maybe something derived from dekotora? it has most of the same associations as the term we're looking to replace while not having racist or pejorative origins. deko?
eye-rolling
Maybe call it a 'ride'? It would still be a car reference, think about how people talk about cars as their 'rides'. At least to my understanding, calling a car a 'ride' also implies some level of the car being special. 'ride' is also only 4 letters, and isn't any harder to type, some of the other comments have really long terms which are a bit annoying to type.
On the negative side it is also 1 letter away from 'rice', so that might not be ideal.