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Required Kvantum theme: https://www.pling.com/p/1549293/

This is a mix of "Vista" by hermes37 and Win.7.icon.theme.lookalike by Nemmeth. Use WVista themes to achieve a visual effect identical to Windows Vista. You can find them in the KDE Store by searching for WVista.

Note 1: This was made with both XFCE and MATE on mind, so you may find issues if you are using another DE. Note 2: The borderless releases only includes the window manager themes. Note 3: This theme is intented to look better with non-CSD settings. If you want to know how to do that, please...

Fluent design icon theme, inspired by Microsoft Fluent Design System and Material Design from Google. All icons were made in vector format and don't use extracted icons from proprietary software. Recommended Linux desktop environments: Gnome, Cinnamon, Xfce, Mate and Budgie Recommended Linux...

This is the QtCurve Windows Vista style. Use WVista themes to achieve a visual effect identical to Windows Vista. You can find them in the KDE Store by searching for WVista.

This icon theme is not mine, I downloaded it a long time ago and found it on my PC recently and it goes very well with WinXP themes for KDE Plasma, but it sure works with other desktops.

This is the Windows Vista splash screen in English. Use WVista themes to achieve a visual effect identical to Windows Vista. You can find them in the KDE Store by searching for WVista.

DO NOT INSTALL THIS THROUGH SYSTEM PREFERENCES, INSTALL IT MANUALLY. Instructions below. This is the transformation pack, which will transform KDE Plasma 5 into Windows Vista with great accuracy. This theme was made from a Windows Vista virtual machine. You can download WVista themes to achieve...

This is the Windows XP theme for QtCurve. You can get the full experience by installing all "WinXP" themes via System Preferences.

This is the WVista theme for KDE Plasma that will turn your desktop into the infamous Windows Vista in all its glory. Theme made based on a virtual machine with Windows Vista. Use WVista themes to achieve a visual effect identical to Windows Vista. You can find them in the KDE Store by searching...