Arc KDE

Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): https://github.com/PapirusDevelopmentTeam/arc-kde

Description:

Arc KDE - This is a port of the popular GTK theme Arc for Plasma 5 desktop with a few additions and extras.

Last changelog:

20170925 3 years ago

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rda9000
2 months ago

10 10 the best

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levap
4 months ago

9 9 excellent

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indigoraul
7 months ago

*Papirus icon theme is available in the official Ubuntu repository, so there's no need for adding a PPA.

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indigoraul
7 months ago

To fix the blank icon problems, install the Papirus icon theme: sudo apt-get install papirus-icon-theme

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iboyperson
8 months ago

9 9 excellent

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fabiano-rodrigues
8 months ago

9 9 excellent

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ghost-order
11 months ago

I really like this theme but after enabling it some of my icons disappear. I'm using Manjaro KDE Plasma version, anyone have similar issues?

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matafleur
1 year ago

10 Great job

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grusta
1 year ago

10 10 the best

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driglu4it
1 year ago

What's font on screenshots?

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kovalev94
1 year ago

Awesome theme! But i think there is a bug with resizing button appearance. It's very difficult to catch this button to resize my window.

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asceel
1 year ago

9 + So beautiful! Thank you!

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freefreeno
1 year ago

Does everyone really like that flat look because to me the themes look much better with that rolled back look and the corners rounded just a little like the breeze dark theme. The colors I don't mind but that completely flat look kills me. I am just curious.

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markthedark
1 year ago

Is the theme causing random freezes to anyone else?

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sordantas
1 year ago

9 +perfect, but need to install manually the papiro icons

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sordantas
1 year ago

Very beatiful,
after install, use the commands below to install icons correctly(Ubuntu variants):

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:papirus/papirus
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install papirus-icon-theme

have fun!

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hmamigo
2 years ago

9 +

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saeed-baig
2 years ago

9 +Beautiful; one of the most complete look-and-feel themes available for KDE.

Only con is that to get the whole experience (i.e. icons, and the app widgets stylised), you have to install those stuff from the Github page (installing from the KDE store isn't enough). In other words, you may as well follow the installation directions directly from the Github page rather than installing from the KDE store.

It's a little inconvenient, but once you get it working, it all looks great.

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aemstuz
2 years ago

9 + It's beautiful.

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cyberdad
2 years ago

9 +Very nice theme

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Omega9
2 years ago

9 +

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NOMIC82
2 years ago

9 +

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aold619
3 years ago

Love this theme, thanks a lot ~!

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b1ackhawk-uh60
3 years ago

I really like this theme a lot. One question thought; How do I get the taskmanager/bar to show icons only like in the screenshot? After enabling this theme, I still have the wide buttons with the title and name on them.

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Baemir
3 years ago

That is a different widget. The one you get by default is called Task Manager, you have to remove it and replace it with with an Icons-only Task Manager.

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20170925 3 years ago

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rda9000 Oct 23 2020 10 the best

10 the best

levap Sep 04 2020 9 excellent

9 excellent

iboyperson May 10 2020 9 excellent

9 excellent

fabiano-rodrigues Apr 28 2020 9 excellent

9 excellent

matafleur Oct 10 2019 10 the best

Great job

grusta Aug 25 2019 10 the best

10 the best

asceel Apr 12 2019 9 excellent

+ So beautiful! Thank you!

sordantas Jan 28 2019 9 excellent

+perfect, but need to install manually the papiro icons

hmamigo Jan 10 2019 9 excellent

saeed-baig Dec 27 2018 9 excellent

+Beautiful; one of the most complete look-and-feel themes available for KDE. Only con is that to get the whole experience (i.e. icons, and the app widgets stylised), you have to install those stuff from the Github page (installing from the KDE store isn't enough). In other words, you may as well follow the installation directions directly from the Github page rather than installing from the KDE store. It's a little inconvenient, but once you get it working, it all looks great.