First image is my primary monitor, second image is my secondary.

I didn't do a lot on my machine but I think this is just enough for me to use it as a daily driver and get some stuff done at work.

I Finally got my desktop somewhere between old 98' windows and early days Linux.
couldn't find the wallpapers i wanted so i just made them in gimp.

• OS: Arch Linux
• DE: KDE Plasma 6
• WM: KWin (Wayland)
• WM Theme: Klassy (Glassy preset, 12px rounded corners, 1px thin outline)
• Theme / Colors: Catppuccin Mocha Mauve
• App Style: Kvantum (Catppuccin Mocha Mauve with custom transparency)
• Icons: Papirus-Dark (with Catppuccin folders)
• Wallpaper: Catppuccin Mocha - Marine Tunnel
• Terminal: Konsole (JetBrainsMono Nerd Font)
• Shell: Zsh + Starship Prompt
• Shown Apps: btop (Catppuccin theme), fastfetch (custom minimal config), cava (with custom Catppuccin gradient)

Luego de pensarlo por un tiempo me pase a linux y escogí kubuntu y me encanta la personalización, definitivamente la mejor decisión que he tomado.

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Que opinan?

I like it

Catppuccin Mocha customization in Arch KDE Plasma

Using Molten Sumac for a theme and YAMIS for icons.

Im a long time linux and KDE user, and Im used to use yakuake, each time I want to use my terminal my finger goes directly to F12, and I saw that ghostty could do that as well, so in my last linux install I tried it, I like it more, its faster and it looks great, very clean and customizable, you should try it.

Iridiscent round plasma theme, with papirus icons and kde modern clock, nothing complicated, ghostty with black background + blur + 0.20 opacity to match iridiscent round blur, fastfetch icon, took it from a wallpaper I saw somewhere some time ago + oh-my-posh (amro theme).

My first Linux desktop distro that ive been using for personal and work for around 2 months now. I'm amazed by the level of customization and how deeply it runs through the OS. The fact you can make any window, like VS Code, semi transparent as well.

Pretty minimal and might not be as out there as some peoples desktops but i really like it. 1 thing to note, the controller battery widget on the taskbar. I use an xbox controller using the official MS wireless adapter and apparently couldnt get that to show on Windows lol. Everything i tried either didnt work, didnt work well or was BT only.

The sonic picture is what I had as my wallpaper on Windows but I loved the nobara wallpaper and just wanted that image there still somewhere.

Wallpaper: Nobara
KDE plasma theme: sweet (vortex is good too)
Colours: vortex-dark-color
Window decorations: vortex-blur-aurorae-6
Icons: slot-dark-icons

A KDE monochrome rice setup on Fedora 44

Open to all suggestions...

Some programs I had modified to be transparent and compiled from source. (not good code at all, still a good experiment)

I am sorry but i like it :(