Post B51cF9t8VxJNphqGFk by yon@sakurajima.moe
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 (DIR) Post #B50hOl1e76WAEOG6oC by kde@floss.social
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       Filip Fila and Nuno Pineiro are bringing the classic #Oxygen #theme back to PlasmaTastefully colourful icons, shadows, transparencies and shiny buttons are all part of the spectacular reimagined themes Air and Oxygen being painstakingly reconstructed from scratch by the designers.Filip includes download links in his blog post so you too can trial-run both themes now:https://filipfila.wordpress.com/2026/04/05/halfway-there-to-6-7-updates-on-oxygen-and-air/#Plasma6 #desktop #FreeSoftware #OpenSource
       
 (DIR) Post #B50nui9OwB1QJ3VRVw by nilsding@pounced-on.me
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       @kde oh heck yes
       
 (DIR) Post #B50zb7B5NNt7aKiT7w by davidrevoy@framapiaf.org
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       @kde Good job: keeping old theme alive is a lot of work, but also very important.Personal story: Linux Mint continues to ship their distro with very old themes. I could, thank to this, maintain this summer the computer of my (old) mother, a Linux-Mint from 2012 that semi-rolled update and upgrade until 2026 but too unstable because of all upgrade layers. I reinstalled a Mint from scratch, and could still put the same color, same directory icons, same start menu and sound, a joy for her.
       
 (DIR) Post #B51bhM7WWtPhvMS9gG by Konqi@mastodon.social
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       @davidrevoy @kde also there are some distributions using Plasma that includes all wallpaper releases, I like that!
       
 (DIR) Post #B51cF9t8VxJNphqGFk by yon@sakurajima.moe
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       @davidrevoy @kde This is a massive point I’d say. As much as one can love a redesigned and updated UI, a lot of people who simply rely on computers to make their daily life work in a digital age gets hit very hard by big changes.A good example of the issue are smart phones. They change so much randomly and constantly that they cause a lot of issues to a large group of people, and I find it irresponsible to be honest.(Not that things can’t change, but do it with purpose and a plan. Not for a yearly presentation that’s honestly just an ad.)