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[b]Face for System Monitor Plasmoid for Plasma 6 with some gauge themes.[/b] In my version I grouped gauges that already existed (which I ported to Plasma 6 and which I modified a little) in a single face Thanks to the authors for their work: Mart who created Gauge Digital on plasma...

Part of global theme. An old favourite from GTK2.

Goldy Splashscreen For Plasma 6 ____________________ Dark Rounded Plasma Theme, Transparent and Blur, [COLOR="#008b8b"] [B]Goldy-Dark-Plasma[/B] [/COLOR]: [url=https://www.pling.com/p/2037383][COLOR="red"] Here [/COLOR][/url] Dark Rounded Global Theme, Transparent and Blur, ...

Darkmoon Enjoy and feel! Please rate it, and comment soon. Released now (18.08.2023) 😊🌟💡 Inspired of Greybird! 🌟🤩 ❤️

Phuturista Gamer KDE is an elegant and dynamic desktop theme, meticulously crafted for those who perceive technology as art and virtual reality as a path to inspiration. Blending futuristic aesthetics with a gaming atmosphere, this theme is a perfect choice for individuals aspiring for interface...

Tokyo Night Color Scheme For KDE Plasma

PreviewQt Plasmoid is a companion application to PreviewQt embedding neatly into the panel or the desktop of KDE Plasma. It allows for a easy and fast way to preview a wide range of different files, from images to videos, from documents to archives. Visit the official website of PreviewQt at...

This is my attempt of porting one of my favorite custom themes from Windows 7. Sort of that is. I just took some pngs from this style. Found there: https://www.deviantart.com/steel89/art/Cur7ed-Beta-Visual-Style-185687277 What I have is is a combination of Volatile and the Cur7ed theme. With...

Sensor history is displayed as a series of moving bars. Multiple sensors are stacked on top of each other.

This is a fork of "Better Quick Tiles" by Torge Kummerow (https://store.kde.org/p/1515244) done for Plasma 6. Allows to quickly send windows via shortcuts to different locations on a 3x2 grid. Pressing the same shortcut multiple times can even cycle through modes like 1/2 of screen, 1/3rd of...