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UPDATE - GNOME Desktop Customization - GNOME Orchis Give your GNOME 46/47 desktop a fresh and stylish upgrade with the Orchis theme! These resource files are designed to transform your environment with a sleek, modern aesthetic. Expect smooth animations, vibrant colors, and a cohesive look that...

[b]OpenSUSE Pitch Dark[/b] A custom theme for KDE Plasma with a very dark color scheme and an [b][color=#72B924]OpenSUSE logo accent color[/color][/b] [b]Extra:[/b] In order to display kecleon with fastfetch as in the picture, use the following alias in .bashrc: [code] shiny_flag='' ...

Dark + /*Cool gray*/ + mint For invisible cursor in dark themes GTK3, edit/create file: /home/user/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css add and save: * { caret-color: #4D4DFF; } -> end session

A Plymouth theme that displays the openSUSE logotype. Installation instructions: 1. Install Plymouth sudo zypper install --no-recommends plymouth plymouth-branding-upstream plymouth-plugin-script plymouth-theme-spinner 2. Open YaST Boot Loader -> Kernel Parameters -> Optional Kernel...

Coffee lovers rejoice! I'm sharing my personal color scheme. Simple, easy on the eyes, and a bit chocolatey! 6/11/24: Updated colors after long time usage for a smooth/soft/more muted appearance across many monitors. Please refer to the suseCafe Konsole colorscheme!

Cristal Bar Splashscreen for OpenSuse.

YAPLASS (Yet Another Plasma Splash Screen) - OpenSuse Plasma 6 version

Good old SUSE KDM3 theme in Green. To activate it on a modern openSUSE system, install kdmtheme from the KDE:KDE3 repository zypper in kdmtheme For further instructions on how to setup KDE3 on openSUSE, take a look at: https://en.opensuse.org/KDE3 Afterward, extract the theme to...

Good old SUSE Linux KDE 3 Splash Screen in Green. This theme is based on the Moodin engine. On a modern openSUSE system, you can install it with: sudo zypper in kslpash-engine-moodin from the KDE:KDE3 repository. For further information, take a look at: https://en.opensuse.org/KDE3 The theme...

A very green openSUSE screenshot.