I did ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css .xfce4-panel { border-bottom-left-radius: 13px; border-bottom-right-radius: 13px; border-top-left-radius: 13px; border-top-right-radius: 13px; } To change borders of my panel and it worked but whisker menu and systray now have boxes that idk how to remove. Thanks. I really tried many things but couldn’t. Sorry for low quality pic
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So I am currently on LXDE with Cairo Dock, BUT Still it eats nearly 90 to a 100 MB of RAM. I am looking for something more smoother faster lighter still being really user friendly.
My requirements for the Desktop Environment are
I need a way to build it with some help as there isn't much documentation on how to make one.
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Since I am a student and I am doing this it gets a bit hard for me to research the whole time because I have to manage academics too
idk normally I'm an gentoo i3 user but for an laptop I wanted something different, not a window manager and not an linux distro so I just choosed the freebsd. Pretty chill system pretty much everything was working just fine since install the rice was also pretty fast like it took me half an hour
Hi guys, I need help deciding which compositor or window manager to use in XFCE on Wayland. From what I understand, Xfwm4 doesn't work on Wayland, so I have to install and configure another one manually, which isn't a problem since I'm coming from Hyprland+Quickshell, but I'm not sure which one I should choose. I'm looking to use floating windows with tiling options. My idea is that, through the UI or shortcuts, it will be possible to switch between floating windows and tiling, although I'll primarily use floating windows. I also want it to be something that can be made to look nice; I don't want to fill it with animations since I'm looking to keep it light, but I want it to look nice like hyprland or mangowm. I'm using Debian Trixie+Backports, so it would help me a lot if it were something in the repositories; I don't mind compiling, but I like to keep things simple. Thank you so much for reading, and I would appreciate your suggestions. Please excuse my poor English, and I apologize if anything was misunderstood, as it is not my native language.
i want a modern bar with window preview, stacking and pinning with modern way. thats only thing that is holding me back from using xfce. i know about docklike plugin but theres problem(https://gitlab.xfce.org/panel-plugins/xfce4-docklike-plugin/-/work\_items/117) that is not letting me using it.
im tired of other desktop enviroment problems,bugs in kde and weirdness with toolkit in cinnamon, im waiting cosmic but now its not ready.
pls help
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I'm working on an icon theme called Clarity. And I've noticed that in Thunar right now the toolbar icons (arrow and home) are all white.
Is this something that they changed in recent versions? It used to be themed and have the same style as in Nautilus.
I have an old screenshot where the icons in the toolbar have the same color as the theme.
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