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A forkable, multi-host NixOS flake you can use as a starting point for your own machines. Feature flags in settings.nix control what each host gets — desktops, services, packages, secrets — with zero manual configuration after deploy.
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Practical setup guides for Aurora / Fedora Kinoite (KDE Plasma 6, immutable atomic) — KNewStuff fixes, Plasma Login Manager wallpaper, Kurve visualizer, TIDAL Hi-Fi MPRIS, APC UPS monitoring — all without rpm-ostree layering.
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Web para generar el feed y la web del podcast en https://kdeexpress.gitlab.io/
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A script to backup, compress, and restore KDE Plasma user configurations.
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A highly simplified KDE Plasma desktop
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Make apps behave as good system-tray citizens on KDE Plasma 6 — monochrome tray glyphs for apps that hardcode theirs (Qt Flatpaks, Electron, auto-updating AppImages), no duplicate taskbar button, tray-only autostart.
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Animated KDE Plasma 6 desktop wallpaper — winged toast flies across the night sky. Pure QML/JS.
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Animated KDE Plasma 6 desktop wallpaper — balls drop, bounce, and pile up. Pure QML/JS.
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Wallpaper-driven Material You colours for the whole KDE Plasma 6 desktop — Plasma, GTK, Konsole, btop, Zen, Chrome, Zed, and RGB peripherals. Bash + matugen, no rpm-ostree layering.
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Git remote helper for directories on devices linked via KDE Connect
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Yet Another Music Widget for KDE Plasma 6
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AsciiDocK is a lightweight, native KDE application designed to provide a powerful and intuitive environment for creating and editing AsciiDoc documents. The application embraces the documentation-as-code approach, enabling users to leverage the full power of AsciiDoc markup while maintaining a clean, distraction-free writing experience.
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Helper scripts to assist in configuring proxy settings on a GNU/Linux desktop.
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KDE Plasma Search (KRunner) plugin to copy passwords from rosec to clipboard
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Tool to build Tempus themes on demand. Tempus is a collection of themes for Vim, text editors, and terminal emulators that are compliant at the very least with the WCAG AA accessibility standard for colour contrast
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