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Junglist

[deleted] There are loads of themes available here:

https://www.gnome-look.org/browse?cat=135&order=latest

You just download and extract them and put the theme folder to the .themes folder in your home directory (/home/user/.themes/). If such a folder does not already exist, create it.

Icon themes and cursor themes go into /home/user/.icons/

Brucehankins

Junglist [deleted] yup, that's where I got it too. I actually put it in usr/share/themes I believe. If you're using Budgie, bot all icon packs from and themes from Gnome-Look work perfectly so it can be some trial and error.

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Junglist Brucehankins

thanks for that website 🙂

Junglist

I used to put them in the /usr/share/themes as well, but keeping the themes up to date and removing the old ones was too big of a hassle for me due to needing the root privileges.

By putting them inside my home directory 'maintaining' them requires less effort on my part as I can just open Nautilus and do everything I want with just a few clicks.

Brucehankins

Junglist I get that. It was awkward for me too. I used it as an excuse to practice using the CLI rather than the GUI. Got really pretty comfortable with file and directory management from the terminal that way.

Lucien_Lachance

just a bit of a new style, at the same time, same old

full size

hildathedev

Inspired from Windows 11 but it deeply cursed
such and abomination

darknetmatrix

new install with budgie

unclemez

Solus 4.3 Plasma
Default terminal and browser font Jetbrains Mono

unclemez

Switched back to Solus 4.3 Budgie (needed to fix partitioning issue)
Now i set this and I love it ...

now just need to change fonts and theme as i like them

unclemez

Just sharing some few changes on my Solus 4.3 Budgie, No reinstall, just theme and icon change.

George

unclemez so cool! Can you help me with my theme on github
https://github.com/Drsheppard01/blenderfruit-theme

MarkoB

unclemez

It's Saturday late and I take this time to share my Desktop setup

PoorPocketsMcNewHold

Infamous711

PoorPocketsMcNewHold

Woah, how did you do all of this? That is so cool. Great setup 👍️

YuriTheHenrique

PoorPocketsMcNewHold damn... it's over, close topic, you broke the meaning of desktop, if it was a competition you would have won first, second, and third place altogether. Epic!

PoorPocketsMcNewHold

Infamous711
So,

Used wallpaper-engine-kde port of the Wallpaper Engine wallpaper format to port this specific preset.

sudo eopkg install -c system.devel
sudo eopkg it qt5-declarative lz4-devel qt5-x11extras-devel qt5-base-devel git
git clone https://github.com/catsout/wallpaper-engine-kde-plugin.git
cd wallpaper-engine-kde-plugin
mkdir build && cd build
cmake ..
make
sudo make install

Used panon for the two audio visualizers

sudo eopkg install qt5-websockets  \
   python-docopt PyAudio numpy python-cffi python-websockets git
  git clone https://github.com/rbn42/panon.git
  cd panon
  git submodule update --init
  mkdir build
cd build
cmake ../translations
make install DESTDIR=../plasmoid/contents/locale
cd ..
kpackagetool5 -t Plasma/Applet --install plasmoid

You can also just install that one from the KDE Store, but don’t forget to install the listed dependencies
The tip to mirror it, is to check the flip option to the right one (Or the opposite one if you prefer)

Until we get a potential R/L channel setting…

Used plasmataker for the little animated characters.
Their sizing and positioning are really finicky and annoying, and their movement synchronization legit depend on Plasmashell boot time to delay some or the others, but that’s a neat addition.

George

MarkoB orchis theme and add panel in budgie-desktop-settings

hildathedev

Yeah i made a Python tool to help me use animated wallpapers easier

hildathedev

hildathedev
Full video: Streamable.com/a2ovy2

Infamous711

hildathedev

Just a dumb question, where do I find these looping video wallpapers?

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