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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.
The same car mod term in the 50s was 'hotrodding'.
Zhush/zhoosh could work - I don't think the word is commonly used enough that it would get confusing.
oh hey, i'm in that screenshot!
So Fetch
Don't worry about it, nobody says that any more. It died out with Gentoo.
Oh god, this stuff is so tiring.
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
Can't rice our Linux distros or cars because of woke
Jokes aside, RICE means "Race-inspired cosmetic enhancement" apparently