If anyone is wondering why I have an extra reboot/shutdown window, it’s because the menu I use for apps doesn’t have it and I don’t like the menus which do. :D

steal my look:

  • 2 toolbars, 1 on top centered, 1 on right adjusted to the bottom, both made as short as they can be with 20px thickness
  • top toolbar has Digital Clock and System Tray, bottom right toolbar has Icons Only Task Manager adjusted so new icons spawn on top and a “Minimal Menu” set to tux as the icon
  • top toolbar set to floating, bottom right not
  • both toolbars set to translucent and window go below (this is the most important for my setup to me)
  • Breeze app style
  • metadata toolbar (“Kanagawa KDE” in the store)
  • Breeze Dark DeepDark colour variant
  • Breeze window decoration
  • default KDE fonts
  • Keepin icons theme (I change it around a lot, but it’s my current fav)
  • DeepinDark Cursors (alt: BreezeX-Black)
  • Compact Shutdown Settings for the window on my desktop to be able to conviniently turn off / restart my PC
  • everett@lemmy.ml
    2·
    8 months ago

    I use Plasma with a similar concept as yours, with two bars serving the same purposes.

    My vertical icons-only bar goes in the lower-left, has chunkier, more glance-able icons (since pixels on the x-axis are plentiful) and this bar reserves its space from maximized windows. Think part WindowMaker/NextStep and part Unity.

    Then a fully-opaque longer horizontal bar in the top-right with tray icons, a clock and a few hardware toggle widgets. Critically, like yours this toolbar stays on top of all windows (to make better use of my y-axis pixels), and my window decorations have left-aligned buttons and titles so max-height windows rarely have their titles cut off by the bar.

      • everett@lemmy.ml
        1·
        8 months ago

        Nope, just saying I don’t use any transparency for my panels. I don’t mind it overlapping and hiding part of the window bar because the important stuff is all on the left side of the bar.