Wow! They're beautiful, @Austin. Somehow you've gotten KDE Plasma looking like GNOME Shell trying to imitate KDE Plasma imitating GNOME Shell. I was not convinced the layout was not GNOME until I saw the plasmoids, applications, and Latte dock. It doesn't look like Plasma at first glance.
Bruh I'm using plasma 5.24.5, For me window buttons theming is not working .. when I try to switch between themes it stays on default plasma theme
Sorry, I am not currently on KDE, so I can't help much over here.
If you have installed lightly-qt try uninstalling it.
I think it must be a bug, or some tweaking here and there should fix the issue, it's KDE!
Latte dock is still working with Plasma 5.27.7!!
I am using Lightly Application Style & Window Decorations (install lightly-qt
package).
You can download the latte layout and KDE colour scheme from here.
Can I have write permissions to this post?
Thanks @SGS
I rewrote the entire post, added new stuff reflecting my current Plasma setup, and replaced the GDrive links with Proton Drive ones.
Enjoy a Simpler and more Gorgeous Plasma Desktop!
Proton also has one of the few vpns that run on arch! The GUI for it also works most of the time lol!
Sweetified Plasma with Conky and Variety and some art from Andrei Boravika (thx to Russian TG art channel). I tried to get more transparency out of Conky widget but that 'thin film' setting was the best I could get.
Funny, except for the icons, it’s identical to my setup when I don’t use Garuda.
Pulled the bar up, converted the new bottom bar into a dock (enlarged it), transparent and mostly floating.
Love these setups. Would love to see some for Gnome too but I am considering trying KDE again soon
Are you kidding? There will be pkgs, especially AUR & custom widgets left to be ported for a long time to come.
This is usually when I switch back to GNOME, but Plasma 6, even in Testing, has been nearly a joy.
https://invent.kde.org/plasma/latte-dock/-/issues/134
I really hope this happens!
I am going to miss latte-dock and my Gorgeous Plasma 5 Setup
Edit:
That’s the power of open-source!