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A small plasmoid displaying the album cover/image/picture which you are playing on the desktop.

Philips Hue light control plasmoid for KDE Plasma 5 (Stand alone version) This plasmoid enables you to control Philips Hue (http://www.meethue.com) light bulbs. The idea of the stand alone version is that it requires no compiled backend and thus can be deployed as is, e.g. via Get Hot New...

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

KppleMenu inspired (not forked) MacOS and Gnome Style options menu. Now with the ability to change icon.

One of the greatest aspects of the Plasma Desktop is the Breeze theme. It has really brought plasma to the next level in visual appeal. This openSUSE Breeze color scheme is, at the core, the Breeze theme. The blue highlights have been swapped out for the green hues used largely consistent with...

A face for the new system monitor plasmoid (and for the new Plasma Systemmonitor app) that shows a gauge made of glowing digital segments with a somewhat 80's look and feel.

This is a simple plasmoid just used to debug informations that go from the Containment such as the Deskto to the widget, useful to debug things like https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=359783 I'll ask people that can reproduce similar problems to install it to see what it repèorts

Plasma splashscreen KDE Plasma. I would be glad if you rate it and comment. Thanks to all!

Starting with the general pallet and design language of the Breeze Dark theme, I wanted to make this an easy click to switch what is an already fantastic base and make it more openSUSE in look. The only real changes to this, from the standard Breeze Dark theme is the menu icon is the Geeko...

This theme is, at the core, the Breeze Dark theme. The blue highlights have been swapped out for the green hues used in the openSUSE Dark Alternate theme. The theme I had been using didn't play well with Kdenlive and a few other applications but the Breeze Dark theme was fantastic. Since...