One of the biggest issues during customizations: - icons don't have icons for all apps you won't have on the panel/dock, literally destroying a look you hoped to achieve - happens frequently - kvantum is not always good on all apps, for most it is, but there are various visual bugs that you find later and they drive you crazy - there might be no matching colors between elements, so different window parts aren't unified - customization looks awesome, but is not practical and not applied ideally in all places and apps, so it looks out of place - plasma themes have usually broken or incoherent icons (very frequent issue), so when you apply them, some are badly visible or out of place, or there are menu elements that don't work with your setup, etc. To match all various components well require many hours of experiments and is a tedious task, but in the end, it is possible to find some decent combination (but there are always some issues, nothing works 100% as you hoped to). In other DEs, customizations ends very early and usually nothing fits together well, so you are forced to use very few combinations, while only the defaults offer a good coherence and practicality. Plasma offers so much more, but make you work for it ;).
Icons are a big issue, i mostly try to use monochrome icons first there are alot of good options, and if something doesnt exist you can just pop the icon in photoshop and make it monochrome easily
Really Liked the Video! Amazing Would love to see the customisation video that focuses on stock plasma settings without much add-ons show the Power of plasma 😆
What I want to see in a customisation video is how you can test certain styles without applying them. I would may test the look and feel of some from the KDE store, but I'm always afraid that they mess with my settings and that there is no easy way back to my current look and feel. The current look and feel is maybe not as exiting and as good looking as the examples from the video, but it's efficient and it works. I'd rather not test too much around since if I would lose my customised behaviour I would watch the next video from the mental asylum 🙃
Your previous video on KDE made me subscribe. I got overwhelmed by the customization, and all the features I could not understand (now a Cinnamon sucker).
3:15 About the lack of blur in the transparent windows, I have found that Wayland on Nvidia (proprietary drivers, at least) behaves very poorly with blur. I have found that it causes a trail of opaque squares to follow the cursor, and other weird artifacts which are not present without blur, or under X11 with blur. These are some very cool customisations. Awesome job to the people doing them!
Latte top panel has one critical advantage over KDE panel, which is the ability to remove title bar when maximised and just grab the top panel to drag the window as if grabbing the window's title bar. I uninstalled Latte a few weeks ago and moved over the KDE panels and I REALLY miss that feature. I have many fingers crossed that someone figures out a way to do it and puts in an MR in sometime soon. 🤞
You can do it. Technically. i did the same thing a while back. I eventually got tired of it and switched back to a more vanilla look. Probably spent 45 minutes trying to remember the setting / config file I needed to revert (I once again don’t remember), whereas latte had a simple switch.
You can use a kwin rule or kwin script to hide titlebar when maximized. The drag thing is already an option that can be enabled disabled on Plasma settings.
@@HenriqueSantAnna Titlebar bit's easy to find, there are loads of search results with solutions for doing that. However "the drag bit" has no solutions, which aren't Latte or inner window dragging. So please, do detail where in plasma settings, rather than just confidently asserting (like the other responder) that it can be done with a vague reference.
im using kde plasma again for almost a year now, i still love it... i know these for so many years... but i had a long time gnome... yeah i was lazy and boring 🤗
I haven't been following for a long time so I don't know if this is the only video dedicated to showing community-made skins, but I hope we get to see more.
What I would like to see (in the future) is a transparent/blurred KDE panel where the icons, system tray, widgets, etc are not affected by the opacity change. :D
That's great. I personally love to customize my kde, I've made some videos of kde 5.25/5.26 customization on my Channel, I'm waiting for kde 5.27 to arrive on BigLinux to create another one
Hey Nicco. Great video as usual. I would like the ability to place the tittle bar on the bottom or the sides of the windows. You can move the panels where you want.I think this ability would go hand in hand with that.
It is not just the cosmetics and layouts that KDE allows you to change. There is immense scope for changing functionality. How your windows function, how you switch applications, handle multiple desktops and much more can all be changed. I use one plasma panel at the top that auto hides. It has all my window controls, app menu and system tray (with most items hidden behind the drop down). I don't have a task list or desktop pager widget at all, instead I use the windows and desktop overviews (activated by 2 panel buttons, shortcuts and mouse gestures) to see what is currently running. It gives a very minimal desktop with plenty of space which really suits my 14" laptop screen.
Thanks for the video. I would like to see how you customize the Plasma panel to look like Latte dock / macOS dock, including "intelligent autohide". Afaik it is not possible to make Plasma dock use a "parabolic zooming effect" - or could you also show how to do this?
The first theme is great. Perhaps the creator would consider expanding on the icon pack some time. One thing that might be a bit technical but interesting to know what's involved in is the making of are the Application Themes. For a long time I had only seen Breeze, Kvantum, Oxygen, and Lightly but now a few more have popped up.
You did a good thing by putting the Windows look alikes in here as well, a lot of switchers would probably start out with one of these... Then they start their journey and end up with something completely different.
Back in the day I used to have wobbly windows with desktop cube and stuff... between debian, KDE, and compiz it was around 1GB RAM... that was a lot back then, so I used gnome more often. This was the last time I went out of my way to rice my desktops.
Wobbly windows are still part of the main experience for me. Kwin has that effect built in, so you can enable it and customize at any time. I also use improved lamp effect (yet another magick lamp). Compiz is in the past, but kwin is still there.
As impressive as the clone/retroclone themes are, I'm more interested in new styles and looks. Stuff that pushes Plasma forward, I'd love to see a video on that.
You need to mention klassy in that video. I especially like the window control buttons which take up the fill height and width of their space, rather than being small circles.I also like the thick window outlines with a custom colour.
Don't get me wrong, I appreciate all the time and effort the devs put into it but I feel like I'm the only one left that still switches to the 'application menu' from kickoff or other panel menus regardless of distro. Guess I just prefer it simple and not overdone.
Plank: this is actually the dock from Elementary OS' Pantheon desktop environment. Regarding showing Plasma mimicking other operating systems and joe23rep's customizing: I think he was going for a GNOME look... Finally, most of these look very pretty, but that would never work for me, because I use a slideshow for the wallpaper: I can't have the same wallpaper all the time. Any very specific design will not work well with just a random wallpaper from my library, so I have to use one of the generic styles.
All of them are so cool. If only I'm not so lazy and just throws Garuda's Unity-like defaults (but without Latte, using just normal Plasma panels) with window titles, buttons, and appmenu at the topbar and a dock-like task manager panel at the bottom, along with hide-titles KWin script to hide the titlebar when maximized... Then I just throw in Whitesur-dark-solid for plasma, gtk, qt, sddm, libadwaita themes and be done with it. It is what works for me though, but I really wish that psifidotos widgets aren't so annoying to build and that we have a binary for it, but it is what it is.
The taskbar is the central part of the Desktop Environment experience. Sadly, KDE task bar lacks customization options, and iherit KDE 4 complex custiomization scheme. I woould love to see Latte Dock, or some equivalent Qt 6 product incorporated in the KDE 6 code base. That would be a game changer.
To me, customization of a Linux DE never means (only) the looks, but functionality. And how you interact with it. And even though many people say, that you can do "everything" with Plasma... you can't, you really can't. Functionally and regarding the workflow I am craving something like the material-shell for Gnome, which has certain bugs which make it unusable for me. But it is just so efficient to always see what windows are open on one desktop and at the same time on a different (part of the) panel what goes on on different desktops. But the way Plasma shows desktops in a panel makes it impossible to achieve a similar clarity.
Nice looks (apart from the Windows ones, they really suck), but I still wish Linux mint made an Openbox much like the Bunsenlab distro (but easier to manage the menus, I can't find any way to do what I want even after googling it.). That would be perfect for me. What KDE lacks is simplicity. Lots of ways to make it look pretty, and everything is hidden away among all the settings. Yes, you can change most things, but finding how to do it is a mess. And that's why I don't use KDE. I'm still happy that you are so passionate about this! It's wonderful!
I was looking for ways to open the context menu and toolbar editor to create custom menus and action items like "Image -> Rotate Left", "Image -> Resize" or "Music -> Convert to MP3", "Music -> Convert to AAC" etc.. What I found was some documentation on how to create single menu entries (in external desktop files?) with very limited functionality. Is this all there is? Thank you!
As to what cutomization video kind we'd like to see, here are my 2 cents. I'd like to see how much customization possible to do with default plasma, or with minimal extra tools. For example, you said in the last theme that we could achieve that look with normal KDE panel, I have no idea how to do that xd. Part of the reason I keep the default KDE look is because Installing themes and customizing never works as well as the default, icons can't support all the icons that exist, installing a lot of different customization tools more likely to break on new updates or major distro updates. Having the latte dock always kinda bothered me a little, the way I understand it, it's also a official plasma project, and it bugs me that the KDE panel and the latte dock aren't the same project. So a guide on how to make one of these wild configurations using default KDE, or using minimal third party tools, or just overall using methods that are less likely to break over time would be nice
What I desperately need to know is why latte performs so poorly on my system; It feels unresponsive, like the animations are waiting several milliseconds before starting. The parabolic zoom feels... uncertain, like it's amplifying any inaccuracies of my mouse movements. And the autohide is not particularly forgiving, like it hides immediately after my mouse moves away. Is there a way I can fix this? Or am I stuck with plank forever?
Nicco, you were talking about customization to look like Windows, Here it was ommitted to talk about customization look like Mac os. Make one video showing customization look like Mac os, and by the way you can show some other customizations look like Unix (if any) and looks of other OS
Hi, KDE is not allowing apps run in systray (flameshot, megasync, etc) and the panel configuration does not allow panel height less than 32. Can this be fixed? Thank you.
Just wishing we could do transparent application styles without external packages. Kvantum is nice but feels a bit like a hack sometimes, and the Lightly and Klassy app styles are still not 100% perfect.
Reg customization, we all know that KDE is great at that. But what I find tedious is that all these customization you shown in a video are not something you can click to install via KDE Settings app. Why is that?
@@niccoloveslinux Alright, because I have a custom config to make up for latte-dock's lack of development on wayland and I have to remake it every time I want to make a theme. Thank you for the reply.
to each his own, but, the clock in the center sucks if you want global menu, or launchers. nothing hard about glancing to the top right to see the time.
My first question was why you would re-create a Windows style UI. You wouldn't install Edge either, would you? On the other hand I'm using the Tiled Menu myself because I love how you can group applications behind one icon and open them with two clicks in total (so _look his talking_ I guess) However, my next thought was that this might be not that bad since it could make the transition much easier for Windows users since much of the controls is pretty much where you would expect them to be. I have chosen KDE neon with KDE Plasma because it was close to Windows and I didn't assume that I would have to learn that much to control the basics of it. The first few months were still quite the pain though and I still had to relearn quite a lot. And now imagine that I would have to relearn controlling the GUI as well.
nice video, but please loose the rigid thinking of "this MUST be there or there" customisation means customisation. So if someone wants their clock inside out on the back of their monitor, you should accept that :-P
Meanwhile KDE still can’t securely handle passwords, why isn’t the rewriting of kwallet and how passwords are handled the #1 priority of the entire KDE project? I can’t and will not use until KDE until this is fixed, it’s an issue since at least 2016. KDE is the least secure DE until then.
Initially I thought the same thing, however I can see how that would be appealing to new users who want a familiar experience without all the telemetry and other Microsoft spyware crap.
What lack of imagination, to have all the tools, that qt and plasma offer, and make your desktop look like MS Windows. Your desktop can be out-of-worldly. Some of the other examples, were far more awesome.
Most of those are very much a waste of space and too colourful looks. I like my desktop way more minimalistic and easy on the eyes, simply because it makes me more productive.
Caution to viewers:
Beware, a wild KDE might appear!
:D
I love that you can COMPLETELY change the feel of Plasma to the point where it feels like a different DE.
One of the biggest issues during customizations:
- icons don't have icons for all apps you won't have on the panel/dock, literally destroying a look you hoped to achieve - happens frequently
- kvantum is not always good on all apps, for most it is, but there are various visual bugs that you find later and they drive you crazy
- there might be no matching colors between elements, so different window parts aren't unified
- customization looks awesome, but is not practical and not applied ideally in all places and apps, so it looks out of place
- plasma themes have usually broken or incoherent icons (very frequent issue), so when you apply them, some are badly visible or out of place, or there are menu elements that don't work with your setup, etc.
To match all various components well require many hours of experiments and is a tedious task, but in the end, it is possible to find some decent combination (but there are always some issues, nothing works 100% as you hoped to).
In other DEs, customizations ends very early and usually nothing fits together well, so you are forced to use very few combinations, while only the defaults offer a good coherence and practicality. Plasma offers so much more, but make you work for it ;).
Icons are a big issue, i mostly try to use monochrome icons first there are alot of good options, and if something doesnt exist you can just pop the icon in photoshop and make it monochrome easily
by photoshop i mean gimp, dont go hard on me
Really Liked the Video! Amazing
Would love to see the customisation video that focuses on stock plasma settings without much add-ons show the Power of plasma 😆
What I want to see in a customisation video is how you can test certain styles without applying them.
I would may test the look and feel of some from the KDE store, but I'm always afraid that they mess with my settings and that there is no easy way back to my current look and feel. The current look and feel is maybe not as exiting and as good looking as the examples from the video, but it's efficient and it works. I'd rather not test too much around since if I would lose my customised behaviour I would watch the next video from the mental asylum 🙃
Regarding customizations, I'd like to be able to arrange system tray icons. Currently I only can disable/enable it.
Your previous video on KDE made me subscribe. I got overwhelmed by the customization, and all the features I could not understand (now a Cinnamon sucker).
Been using the default Plasma for a few weeks now and have reached the point where I am starting to customise it! 🙂
3:15 About the lack of blur in the transparent windows, I have found that Wayland on Nvidia (proprietary drivers, at least) behaves very poorly with blur. I have found that it causes a trail of opaque squares to follow the cursor, and other weird artifacts which are not present without blur, or under X11 with blur.
These are some very cool customisations. Awesome job to the people doing them!
Great video! I always enjoy seeing what's possible with KDE!
KDE world needs channels like this one :)
Latte top panel has one critical advantage over KDE panel, which is the ability to remove title bar when maximised and just grab the top panel to drag the window as if grabbing the window's title bar.
I uninstalled Latte a few weeks ago and moved over the KDE panels and I REALLY miss that feature. I have many fingers crossed that someone figures out a way to do it and puts in an MR in sometime soon. 🤞
You can do it. Technically. i did the same thing a while back. I eventually got tired of it and switched back to a more vanilla look. Probably spent 45 minutes trying to remember the setting / config file I needed to revert (I once again don’t remember), whereas latte had a simple switch.
You can use a kwin rule or kwin script to hide titlebar when maximized. The drag thing is already an option that can be enabled disabled on Plasma settings.
@@HenriqueSantAnna Titlebar bit's easy to find, there are loads of search results with solutions for doing that. However "the drag bit" has no solutions, which aren't Latte or inner window dragging. So please, do detail where in plasma settings, rather than just confidently asserting (like the other responder) that it can be done with a vague reference.
im using kde plasma again for almost a year now, i still love it... i know these for so many years... but i had a long time gnome... yeah i was lazy and boring 🤗
I haven't been following for a long time so I don't know if this is the only video dedicated to showing community-made skins, but I hope we get to see more.
What I would like to see (in the future) is a transparent/blurred KDE panel where the icons, system tray, widgets, etc are not affected by the opacity change. :D
I like the one with all the blur
And personally i like to see kde have an desktop environment picker like they have in zorin and other distros
That's great. I personally love to customize my kde, I've made some videos of kde 5.25/5.26 customization on my Channel, I'm waiting for kde 5.27 to arrive on BigLinux to create another one
Hey Nicco. Great video as usual. I would like the ability to place the tittle bar on the bottom or the sides of the windows. You can move the panels where you want.I think this ability would go hand in hand with that.
It is not just the cosmetics and layouts that KDE allows you to change. There is immense scope for changing functionality. How your windows function, how you switch applications, handle multiple desktops and much more can all be changed.
I use one plasma panel at the top that auto hides. It has all my window controls, app menu and system tray (with most items hidden behind the drop down). I don't have a task list or desktop pager widget at all, instead I use the windows and desktop overviews (activated by 2 panel buttons, shortcuts and mouse gestures) to see what is currently running. It gives a very minimal desktop with plenty of space which really suits my 14" laptop screen.
Thanks for the video. I would like to see how you customize the Plasma panel to look like Latte dock / macOS dock, including "intelligent autohide".
Afaik it is not possible to make Plasma dock use a "parabolic zooming effect" - or could you also show how to do this?
nice suggestions
A macos kind of theme, mainly the panels arrangement would be pretty cool
The first theme is great. Perhaps the creator would consider expanding on the icon pack some time.
One thing that might be a bit technical but interesting to know what's involved in is the making of are the Application Themes. For a long time I had only seen Breeze, Kvantum, Oxygen, and Lightly but now a few more have popped up.
You did a good thing by putting the Windows look alikes in here as well, a lot of switchers would probably start out with one of these...
Then they start their journey and end up with something completely different.
Back in the day I used to have wobbly windows with desktop cube and stuff... between debian, KDE, and compiz it was around 1GB RAM... that was a lot back then, so I used gnome more often. This was the last time I went out of my way to rice my desktops.
Wobbly windows are still part of the main experience for me. Kwin has that effect built in, so you can enable it and customize at any time. I also use improved lamp effect (yet another magick lamp). Compiz is in the past, but kwin is still there.
Excelente video, mucha variedad de escritorios para elegir 👍
latte dock and kvantum... I really love that dock
As impressive as the clone/retroclone themes are, I'm more interested in new styles and looks. Stuff that pushes Plasma forward, I'd love to see a video on that.
i should look u guys up on the reddit, thank for sharing bro... take care!!!
I love these kind of videos!
Great channel! Love this type of stuff. Subscribed.
You need to mention klassy in that video. I especially like the window control buttons which take up the fill height and width of their space, rather than being small circles.I also like the thick window outlines with a custom colour.
Don't get me wrong, I appreciate all the time and effort the devs put into it but I feel like I'm the only one left that still switches to the 'application menu' from kickoff or other panel menus regardless of distro. Guess I just prefer it simple and not overdone.
Your latest videos look really nice
Glad you like them!
ey yo
blue red gradient is easily the best color gradient for a background
Plank: this is actually the dock from Elementary OS' Pantheon desktop environment.
Regarding showing Plasma mimicking other operating systems and joe23rep's customizing: I think he was going for a GNOME look...
Finally, most of these look very pretty, but that would never work for me, because I use a slideshow for the wallpaper: I can't have the same wallpaper all the time. Any very specific design will not work well with just a random wallpaper from my library, so I have to use one of the generic styles.
Would ya make a video about your video production workflow? That'd be nice.
That sounds like the kind of video that I'd do as a bonus to patrons :P but why not
All of them are so cool. If only I'm not so lazy and just throws Garuda's Unity-like defaults (but without Latte, using just normal Plasma panels) with window titles, buttons, and appmenu at the topbar and a dock-like task manager panel at the bottom, along with hide-titles KWin script to hide the titlebar when maximized... Then I just throw in Whitesur-dark-solid for plasma, gtk, qt, sddm, libadwaita themes and be done with it.
It is what works for me though, but I really wish that psifidotos widgets aren't so annoying to build and that we have a binary for it, but it is what it is.
The taskbar is the central part of the Desktop Environment experience. Sadly, KDE task bar lacks customization options, and iherit KDE 4 complex custiomization scheme.
I woould love to see Latte Dock, or some equivalent Qt 6 product incorporated in the KDE 6 code base. That would be a game changer.
To me, customization of a Linux DE never means (only) the looks, but functionality. And how you interact with it. And even though many people say, that you can do "everything" with Plasma... you can't, you really can't.
Functionally and regarding the workflow I am craving something like the material-shell for Gnome, which has certain bugs which make it unusable for me. But it is just so efficient to always see what windows are open on one desktop and at the same time on a different (part of the) panel what goes on on different desktops. But the way Plasma shows desktops in a panel makes it impossible to achieve a similar clarity.
Nice looks (apart from the Windows ones, they really suck), but I still wish Linux mint made an Openbox much like the Bunsenlab distro (but easier to manage the menus, I can't find any way to do what I want even after googling it.). That would be perfect for me.
What KDE lacks is simplicity. Lots of ways to make it look pretty, and everything is hidden away among all the settings. Yes, you can change most things, but finding how to do it is a mess. And that's why I don't use KDE.
I'm still happy that you are so passionate about this! It's wonderful!
I was looking for ways to open the context menu and toolbar editor to create custom menus and action items like "Image -> Rotate Left", "Image -> Resize" or "Music -> Convert to MP3", "Music -> Convert to AAC" etc.. What I found was some documentation on how to create single menu entries (in external desktop files?) with very limited functionality. Is this all there is? Thank you!
i like kde because you can custom it but still, i use it's default dark theme :D i customize mainly keyboard shortcuts, font and cursor sizes :D
Really nice video, also nice new channel icon 👍
i wish we could get the ability to grab the window from the plasma panel like latte... i kinda emulated my latte setup but that feature is a must >.
Really amazing👍
WOW! AWSM video design )
As to what cutomization video kind we'd like to see, here are my 2 cents.
I'd like to see how much customization possible to do with default plasma, or with minimal extra tools. For example, you said in the last theme that we could achieve that look with normal KDE panel, I have no idea how to do that xd.
Part of the reason I keep the default KDE look is because Installing themes and customizing never works as well as the default, icons can't support all the icons that exist, installing a lot of different customization tools more likely to break on new updates or major distro updates.
Having the latte dock always kinda bothered me a little, the way I understand it, it's also a official plasma project, and it bugs me that the KDE panel and the latte dock aren't the same project.
So a guide on how to make one of these wild configurations using default KDE, or using minimal third party tools, or just overall using methods that are less likely to break over time would be nice
Papyrus icon theme is where it’s at.
What I desperately need to know is why latte performs so poorly on my system;
It feels unresponsive, like the animations are waiting several milliseconds before starting.
The parabolic zoom feels... uncertain, like it's amplifying any inaccuracies of my mouse movements.
And the autohide is not particularly forgiving, like it hides immediately after my mouse moves away.
Is there a way I can fix this? Or am I stuck with plank forever?
Lightly is amazing, I use this theme.
My problem with Plasma panels is that you can not change panels per activity. So I forced to use latte.
On the customization video topic: how close can I get to Gnome's workflow/style in Plasma 5.27? :) ;)
Nicco, you were talking about customization to look like Windows,
Here it was ommitted to talk about customization look like Mac os.
Make one video showing customization look like Mac os, and by the way you can show some other customizations look like Unix (if any) and looks of other OS
A wild customization video and you totally forgot about about replicating unity!
Cool backdrop!
Hey Nicco what is the name of that widget that gives you a windows 10 style start menu.
Only if you have the time for it, but could you put chapters on this video? It's really helpful. Big prish!
Hi, KDE is not allowing apps run in systray (flameshot, megasync, etc) and the panel configuration does not allow panel height less than 32. Can this be fixed? Thank you.
Question... How can you Customize KDE and save it as your Global Theme so you can return to it in one click and apply...
Just wishing we could do transparent application styles without external packages. Kvantum is nice but feels a bit like a hack sometimes, and the Lightly and Klassy app styles are still not 100% perfect.
Wow I'm seeing this video only an hour after its making
Do these themes show up in settings-appearance-get new global themes?
Akava 🎉 will try it soon
How can I create multiple desktops so that each desktop has its own separate background, icons, and banel?
Reg customization, we all know that KDE is great at that. But what I find tedious is that all these customization you shown in a video are not something you can click to install via KDE Settings app. Why is that?
Can these customizations damage the os or make it unstable?
Love from India
Is there a way to save these custom configurations?
Will talk about that in the next vid!
@@niccoloveslinux Alright, because I have a custom config to make up for latte-dock's lack of development on wayland and I have to remake it every time I want to make a theme. Thank you for the reply.
to each his own, but, the clock in the center sucks if you want global menu, or launchers. nothing hard about glancing to the top right to see the time.
what are the icons in 10:13
plasma panel shadows are not implementable? why?
Will soon be implemented. Stay tuned
Krunner, i don't like how it look now, I would like something like windows 10
I half expected to see my customization here since my video got 22k views by now
Post the link here, I might've missed it!
7:42
i think you forgot arc dark
i wish like there was an accurate aero theme but that isn't very possible
My first question was why you would re-create a Windows style UI. You wouldn't install Edge either, would you? On the other hand I'm using the Tiled Menu myself because I love how you can group applications behind one icon and open them with two clicks in total (so _look his talking_ I guess)
However, my next thought was that this might be not that bad since it could make the transition much easier for Windows users since much of the controls is pretty much where you would expect them to be. I have chosen KDE neon with KDE Plasma because it was close to Windows and I didn't assume that I would have to learn that much to control the basics of it. The first few months were still quite the pain though and I still had to relearn quite a lot. And now imagine that I would have to relearn controlling the GUI as well.
Lightly installation please
nice video, but please loose the rigid thinking of "this MUST be there or there" customisation means customisation. So if someone wants their clock inside out on the back of their monitor, you should accept that :-P
Meanwhile KDE still can’t securely handle passwords, why isn’t the rewriting of kwallet and how passwords are handled the #1 priority of the entire KDE project?
I can’t and will not use until KDE until this is fixed, it’s an issue since at least 2016.
KDE is the least secure DE until then.
why do you expect your desktop manager to handle your passwords? There are applications specifically made for that like keepass
plank don't run on wayland ☹️
Nice bisexual lighting
I will just never understand making Linux look like Windows. Ewww.
Initially I thought the same thing, however I can see how that would be appealing to new users who want a familiar experience without all the telemetry and other Microsoft spyware crap.
AROS like customization..... anyone??
What lack of imagination, to have all the tools, that qt and plasma offer, and make your desktop look like MS Windows. Your desktop can be out-of-worldly. Some of the other examples, were far more awesome.
Windows 'sexpi".
Hum...
Most of those are very much a waste of space and too colourful looks. I like my desktop way more minimalistic and easy on the eyes, simply because it makes me more productive.
First lol
3rd lmao (in the comment)
Lol, just seeing what you like I know you would absolutely hate my setup 😂
It's loud, childish and based on CommunalitySol.