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, Midnight Lizard Solarized extension (for Chrome & FF) is the browser add-on shown in the screenshots.

="https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-tweaks"]Gnome Tweaks[/url] or [url="https://extensions.gnome.org

[/b] ___________________________________________________________________ ▶ [b]Required extensions[/b] ◀ [url=https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1251/blyr/][b]BLYR[/b][/url] - Add

An updated version of the "plasma-applet-weather-widget" by Kotelnik (a.k.a. clearmartin). YR.NO have changed their API and the original Weather Widget no longer works correctly with their data, and the project seems to be abandoned. This is a modified version of his widget that works with the...

INTRODUCTION This Javascript applet allows for controlling and monitoring the power management mode and temperature of AMD/ATI graphics cards. [b]It only works with the free Xorg radeon driver and requires at least a 2.6.35 kernel.[/b] [b]It does NOT work with the proprietary fglrx...

This is a fork of mbaszczewskis STasks plasmoid. For the original STasks code go there: [url]http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php/STasks?content=99739[/url] This taskbar replacement has window peeking similar to Windows 7 when you use the kwin 'highlight window' effect. Even if this...

This is a Plasma 5 applet that shows window buttons in your panels. This plasmoid is coming from Latte land but it can also support Plasma panels. ------ To install it you should build yourself, installing it from Plasma Widgets Explorer directly wont work. Requires: Qt >= 5.15 ...

and install through the first item with .plasmoid extension AUR: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/plasma5

-> Download new plasma widgets - find this applet and install through the first item with .plasmoid extension

Philips Hue light control plasmoid for KDE Plasma 5 (Stand alone version) This plasmoid enables you to control Philips Hue (http://www.meethue.com) light bulbs. The idea of the stand alone version is that it requires no compiled backend and thus can be deployed as is, e.g. via Get Hot New...