What makes Linux appealing to me is the extent of customizability, but I didn’t find many answers when looking up with desktop environment is them most customizable. Some say KDE is most customizable than say, Gnome, but doesn’t Gnome support CSS customization while KDE doesn’t?

      • MonkderVierte@lemmy.ml
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        13 hours ago

        Well, from my desktop, since i’m currently experimenting with niri/wayland on laptop.

        • Theme: Adapta
        • Icons: papirus
        • Font: Roboto medium, title-bar transparency set to 70%
        • panel transparency set to 60% unfocused, window transparency to 70% unfocused.

        Left panel:

        • window buttons
        • separator
        • desktop switcher

        top panel:

        • separator
          • transparent
        • clock
        • separator
          • transparent, expand
        • whisker menu
          • button: only title, set to spaces
          • mode: symbol grid on laptop, lost view on desktop
        • separator; transparent, expand
        • status tray extension
        • battery plugin (laptop)
        • pulse audio module

        right panel

        • network monitor
          • display: bars
        • systemload plugin
        • sensor module
          • set to numbers

        Disable info popups on laptop, since they don’t get away on touchscreen-touch.