Fly-Pie VS qt6ct

By the way, I found this extension called Fly-Pie that really reminds me of android. This youtuber happened to talk about how gnome extensions tend to break. From my minimal search today and yesterday, I did see a lot of them are unsupported. Do you agree with what the youtuber said?

The awesome community feedback I have received for Fly-Pie has been the main motivation to start this new project.

This release brings better multi-monitor support, better multi-cursor support, and the option to show tiny labels on each item. For a complete list of changes, you can read the changelog!

I posted some ways to get in contact here. And yes, there are plenty of matrix channels where the GNOME devs hang around.

Fly-Pie gets ported to KDE Plasma as a feature or simply a downloadable package/flatpak

Star the repository: https://github.com/Schneegans/Fly-Pie

Something like this perhaps: https://github.com/Schneegans/Fly-Pie? Only works with gnome.

One of my other extensions: Fly-Pie

kvantum can use arc theme and apply it for qt's app with qt5ct and qt6ct

You always use a theme with Qt or Gtk. On Plasma the default Qt and Gtk theme is Breeze, which has not been ported to Qt6 yet. ATM the only Qt Widgets-compatible themes I have on my system are "Fusion" and "Windows" (as in "Windows 95"), both of which look absolutely horrible. Fusion is the default, and it's what you currently see when you open a

For instance, if I open QBittorrent right now (which has been recently ported to Qt 6), it's clearly using the Fusion theme because of that.

By the way, qt6ct exists <https://github.com/trialuser02/qt6ct>, and it's even in Arch's repositories right now. The main issue is that it's useless, because there are simply no Qt6 themes out there yet and KDE still does not support Qt6 so you have to force qt6ct manually.