Share your desktop, what does it look like?

I like that there is no Background more behind the Icons like above. It makes it so more ... detectable in my Opinion.

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Yep, I'm back again with more making the Morrowind UI as my desktop, I think I have gotten it really close! (The WhiskerMenu is now the health/magika/stamina button, just in case you were wondering)

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I remembered when Morrowind hit the market. Heck I remember when Daggerfall hit the market :stuck_out_tongue:
Nice work!

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Thanks! Morrowind is my favorite game of all time, and I don't get to play it much anymore, so this is my way of being able to enjoy the game when I have to be IRL. XFCE has been really flexible and fun to form into this UI!

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Back with Zorin 18 "blur" shell!

Dark mode



Also worked on light mode, but didn't finish it yet, so what you see here is very much incomplete:



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Looks amazing

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I really love the 3rd screenshot.

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I am not sure what or how it happend ... but it is now KDE ... I installed another Dock - Plank - and wanted to see if I run on Wayland, which seems not to work with Plank, so reboot, changed to X11 and here I am with KDE

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Looks amazing.

May I ask which theme is this?

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It's not an existing theme. I found Zorin's gnome shell css files and modified them to set a blurred image as a background to most shell elements, then adapted others with suitable colors and changed border radius here and there. I made a post how I did it back on Zorin 17 too!

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I like minimalist ...

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You mean the colors of lights (and the planet?) will change according to daytime.
Any link to it? @wesoliv429

LXQt Desktop Environment

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Which distro? Might want to give it a try.

It's Lubuntu.

Did they get a new logo?

I'm not sure about the exact date of the logo change, as I'm still relatively new to Lubuntu.

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Trying something new, working with 3 colors instead 2 or monochrome.

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