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Always the same wallpaper, Vertex gtk theme and GmusicBrowser provides me desktop gadget above all windows.
Show your Solus
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I started to getting more into tiling window managers 
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maveonair i dont want tiling and window managing i just want that border less apps do u know how can i get those????
physicist164 I think this depends on the Window Manager or Desktop Environment you choose. Someone of them allows you to disable the border for running apps. Which WM or DE do you use?
physicist164 you might be able to do that with Openbox or another minimalist/configurable stacking window manager
I am damn practical and simple: just make it handy for day to day computing, work and bit of music. Lovely.
Hi, I'm new to Solus and I'm very happy, it's the only distro that I have no problems with with wireless headphones and I love plasma.
maveonair budgie 
I have customized a bit my original Budgie experience with the addition of some theming from the software store's repositories (the preferred easy way). This is where I leave it at, it is perfect for me, I am satisfied with its outcome.
physicist164 I like the free floating look of the panels. What themes (DE, Icons) are you using?
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Really loving 4.2 Budgie. It's quite fast and very comfortable. The only thing I did differently from my typical setup is cmus rather than mpd+ncmpcpp because my usage requires a few utilities that aren't in the repos, whereas with cmus I just had to compile and configure cmusfm.
GTK theme: Basik_Light_Blue
Cursor Theme: Cz-Viator
Icon theme: Papirus (default i believe)
Terminal emulator: alacritty, zenburn theme, no titlebars, with tmux.
Right screen contains weechat, cmus, and cava
Middle terminal contains neofetch
DasJott its all there given in terminal in that screen shot
anyway its orchis theme
New CPU and back to Budige 
