I have a 3 monitor setup with all 3 in portrait mode and 4 virtual workspaces. Unified background by SuperPaper and system monitor is my own conky theme
MX does deb stable, so 5-ish. I do use kvantum, but not in the way you’d expect. I’ve explained most of it before…somewhere.
Long story short, what you see is a mixture of Lightly application style ( the light parts in this case,with some color fiddling), certain stuff ( mediaplayers, image viewers…) in kvantum ( cause I want those in my dark color), certain stuff in a kvantum/colorscheme mix, built-in color settings for certain apps ( for example what you find in kate, okular, krusader, qimgv and the lot) and custom gtk ( theme, colors, a few gtkrc settings, some userChrome css)( like that floorp browser). Some, like konsole, support css,so… In short, deb stable with some.
O yeah, klassy window decoration…without klassy window decoration ( for most)
On a sidenote: While kvantum looks cool at first and has its advantages, it’s also quite limited. In my usecase, using three colorschemes at most ( of which the dark one is always the same) it’s a lot easier to set stuff desktopwide by using an application style. In the end, it all depends what you want.
I had a full-on Problem with obsessing over the setup of my phones, back in the day when Android personalization was all the rage (~2010) - custom launchers, the perfect folder layout, etc. Now I’m an iPhone user, and my phone home screens are just a dumping ground of every application in the order…that they were installed, I guess?
Anyway, I really like blue with occasional splashes of other colors, so starting up my PC and seeing this makes me smile.
I just have one page an have the rest in the launcher when you slide to the left (iso). not that i have many apps anyway. way back when i just used to put it all in folders but not anymore.