I've recently come to the conclusion that no theme is more consistent than Breeze itself.
Breeze isn't perfect, but I don't think it ever aimed to be perfect, but it's consistent, and it's easy on the eyes, and it's rather simple and unique in its own way.
I did use other themes, but nothing (for me) comes close to Breeze, even though the KDE community is doing great work with custom themes.
(By the way, your desktop rice looks really nice :D )
Thanks :)
I should've clarified that no tiling script is being utilized, it was done manually to make the windows appear in a more aesthetic manner. But if you'd like to use tiling scripts in KDE (under KWin) then I've heard Krohnkite is a good option.
What do you mean by "save/download"?
Well I use Firefox, and Librewolf is a fork of Firefox, so I'm not sure why the browser matters.
I'd pay not to ever hear facebook or instagram mentioned in a conversation ever again.
Hey nice project!
An issue encountered is that typing anything within the search bar does not prompt me with any results.
"Rust developers, on the other hand, are used to taking a lot of coffee breaks (or tea, cigarettes, sobbing, or whatever as the case may be..."
Nice.
Great project, just want to point out that there are two typos in the README:
"Though xplr strives to be fast and minimalist, it's speciality is it's hackability."
It should be "its" without the apostrophe.
I apologize if I come off as a grammar nazi, I'm not :)
Well customization isn't as limited as you say, but most customization can only be done through third party applications, and if I were a windows user, I wouldn't trust them.
A lot of people think the slur filter is a deal-breaker, but they forget that a lot of the platforms they use on a daily basis, have these systems in place, or if they don't, they ban you for "breaking community guidelines".
Nope, can't really do that because of my NVIDIA card :/