Orbit is a native WiFi/Bluetooth manager for Wayland using Rust, GTK4, and layer-shell with a high-contrast glassmorphism UI.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- WiFi Management:
- Scan and list available networks with GTK signal strength icons.
- Connect to open and secured networks (WPA2/WPA3 support).
- Disconnect from active networks.
- Saved networks tab with autoconnect toggles and forget functionality.
- Detailed network information (IP, Gateway, DNS, MAC, Speed).
- Bluetooth Management:
- Scan for nearby devices with device-type specific icons.
- Pair, connect, disconnect, and remove/forget devices.
- Clean separation of Connected, Paired, and Available devices.
- Modern UI/UX:
- High-Contrast Glassmorphism: High-quality translucent panels with customizable opacity.
- Smooth Transitions: Animated slide-up overlays for passwords, details, and errors.
- Dynamic Positioning: Can be anchored to any corner or center edge via CLI.
- Keyboard Friendly: Escape key support to close overlays or hide the window.
Website: github.com/LifeOfATitan/orbit
Support:
Developer: Amadeus
License: MIT License
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