Your desktop, your way
Adjust screen blanking, title-bar buttons, and dock behavior. Try Kyle’s Desktop preset, with a saved snapshot to restore your previous settings.

More control over your Ubuntu desktop.
The everyday settings you wish were easier to find. Adjust your desktop, manage game audio, reset Bluetooth, and keep useful shortcuts close.
Ubuntu · GNOME · v0.3.0
Adjust screen blanking, title-bar buttons, and dock behavior. Try Kyle’s Desktop preset, with a saved snapshot to restore your previous settings.
Mute games when you switch away, reset a stuck Bluetooth adapter, or add a shortcut that types the date. Optional tools support PDANet tethering and dictation.
An alarm clock, countdown timer, and stopwatch, alongside the controls you use every day.
KySettings is currently installed from its public GitHub source. The commands below use the published v0.3.0 release.
You’ll need Ubuntu 22.04 or newer with GNOME, Python 3.10 or newer, and Git. If Git is missing, install it with sudo apt install git.
git clone --branch v0.3.0 --depth 1 https://github.com/1LKY3/kysettings.git
cd kysettings
./install.shThe installer adds the required system packages and may ask for your administrator password. When it finishes, open the app from your launcher, or run kysettings.
Some dock and game-focus features use GNOME extensions and need a sign-out and sign-in after installation. Wayland Focus is experimental; Speech Lock requires X11.
The installer disables the default redsocks service so KySettings can manage its own proxy instance. If you already use redsocks independently, review the installer before running it.
From the cloned kysettings folder, run ./uninstall.sh. The uninstaller restores an active desktop preset before removing the app. Shared system dependencies remain installed.