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Plasma splashscreen - old church organ keyboard

A theme that makes it easy to quickly find an icon you want to replace. KDE follows the latest Icon Naming Specification but also adds a bunch of new icons. This theme replaces every single one, making it perfect for debugging and for creating your own icon theme. Versions: Crisp ...

Eevee and Vulpix Cursors for Pokémon Fans For Windows and GNU/Linux Compatible with Flatpak, Appimage apps and Debian Packages NOW COMPATIBLE WITH SNAPCRAFT AND SNAP APPS Thanks for Kyuyrii for packaging me a Snapcraft version Installation: Windows: Extract it C:\Windows\Cursors ...

GRUB Bootloader Theme Inspired by Cyberpunk 2077. INSTALL 1. Download and unzip CyberGRUB-2077.zip 2 . Go into the folder and execute the installation script as admin sudo $SHELL ./install.sh 2.1 Optionally, you can specify a different logo by using the -L or --logo options: sudo $SHELL ...

A simple editable splash screen inspired by the Atom Editor website with a futuristic design and a elegant progress bar. The theme has animations that makes the stripes rotate at different speeds giving a vortex effect. You can easily change the background color to whatever you please following ...

Plymouth theme based on the main menu of Alien: Isolation.

This is the Kvantum part of my full CyberHack theme which you can find here: https://www.pling.com/p/1620049/ (it also includes the Kvantum theme). In the full theme, there's also Plasma and qt5ct or qt6ct color schemes. And the repo has the full theme too, so if you want to update more or less ...

requires Plasma 5.27 This applet is an ad hoc solution to the problem of not being able to resize icons in the vertical panel. details: https://discuss.kde.org/t/how-to-change-panel-icon-size-in-plasma-5-27-5/4117

This Plasma splash screen features a minimalist black textured background with the Arch Linux logo in vibrant blue.

An alternative design of KDE Plasma's Application Launcher (Kickoff) Features: Move "All Applications" and categories to the second page, leaving all space of the front page for Favorites and other optional sections. Optional "Recent Apps", "Frequent Files" and "Recent Files" sections, each ...