The call for submissions for the next KDE Goals cycle closes tomorrow, August 8.
As of the time of writing we've received nineteen proposals, covering a variety of topics like enterprise, gaming, personal well-being, documentation, accessibility, semantic desktops, color management, design, user experience, mobile and more.
My proposal for a new goal in KDE Union (after Plasma 6.7).
Clarifying application styling, what things are included in styling. For example, does the wallpaper belong to it or not.
When the scope of styling is clear, it is easier to make applications that save the style to a file. And the style can be restored from the file. This can also be used for taking backups.
In the 1980s, Windows had a style file. It could change the colors of desktop windows, system sounds, and many other things. And it worked. Now KDE does not have such a way to create a style file.
This could be formulated as a UI style file goal.
There is a design system proposal and a KDE Union one, check them out and leave a comment there if you think it fits.