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A Latte Dock indicator that tries to mimic the style of Windows 11 taskbar. I hope you'll like it! --- Credits: Based on Latte Win10 indicator by psifidotos: https://github.com/psifidotos/latte-indicator-win10 with the "glow on the top" portion is taken from this other Win11 indicator by...

Needs ([b]sudo apt install plasma-widgets-addons[/b]) if you don't already have the default KDE weather widget installed. A simple desktop weather widget based on the default KDE widget that shows the current temp, forecast, and min/max temperature. While useful for users, this can also serve...

Needs ([b]sudo apt install plasma-widgets-addons[/b]) if you don't already have the default KDE weather widget installed. Uses the default KDE weather widget's data sources. * Can show the desktop widget background individually behind each day. * Can display a limited number of days if the...

[b]Forest-Dawn[/b] Made by Paulxfce This is a variant of the Desert-theme with colors matching a scene of a forest at dawn . Designed to be light, crisp, and simple, this theme is thoroughly built and tested to provide a nice desktop environment. The theme only provides a...

Login to a wide network with NetLogin SDDM theme. There are 2 versions of the theme: - version with userlist menu - version without userlist menu The old version 1.0.1 is still available for download.

Redesign old theme for XFCE. The theme uses default gtk colors.

Win7 style indicator for Latte, to work properly it needs Latte>=0.9.2 Options: -- progress animation -- properly shown grouped tasks -- option for the user to adjust applets padding -- option for the user to enable/disable progress animation

A simple progress bar, in pure QML, indicating the time elapsed since the beginning of the year, as a percentage (inspired by https://twitter.com/ProgressBar201X)

System 76's brand new "Pop OS" like GTK+ and Shell theme. Light titlebar / headerbar version. An adaptive Gtk+ theme based on the Flat-Plat and Adapta theme. Pop OS is owned by System 76 (Cassidy James Blaede & Jeremy Soller)

Inpsired by the upcoming KDE 5 themes.