clear-sans VS plank

Intel has an open source sans serif too: https://github.com/intel/clear-sans

Clear Sans https://github.com/intel/clear-sans

I personally prefer the Clear Sans font from Intel - https://github.com/intel/clear-sans - especially the Medium Regular variant.

I think OP is using Plank Dock at the right side and Clear Sans as UI font. The icon pack theme seems to be Papirus. I couldn't guess the GTK theme tho

Looks very similar to their corporate font Clear Sans.

For the dock, I use Plank and assign it as a startup application

Hello, backend dev here. I want to build some very specific gui stuff for linux desktop and i am confused. Let me first tell you what I want to build. Then I will explain my confusion. So I want to build something like https://github.com/ricotz/plank and https://github.com/xfce-mirror/xfce4-panel. It is not supposed to be cross platform, specifically for linux x86 64 bit. For Xorg specifically.

So I am thinking about some sort of application, that does it and is fullscreen and borderless by default. Both these apps cannot be seperate windows.

I think OP is using Plank Dock at the right side and Clear Sans as UI font. The icon pack theme seems to be Papirus. I couldn't guess the GTK theme tho

Plank is what I use for GTK

Resources of code that ought to work? https://github.com/ricotz/plank/tree/wip/indicator-style https://github.com/tatou-tatou/dotfiles/blob/master/Sources/plank-indicator.patch

Dock: Plank

Maybe something like Plank dock. It sounds like it will do what you describe with the pinned launch icons that are grouped together. It also has optional "docklets" for standard panel functions (application menu, show desktop, clock, trash, battery, clipboard, cpu monitor) so it can replace a traditional panel. It should be in most popular distro repos.

Plank is a nice dock that works well with XFCE.