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Hi-DPI mod of "Windows 2000 / ME inspired Openbox Theme" by PIXELOCDGUY

Port of Vertex theme (https://github.com/horst3180/vertex-theme) for Fluxbox

Adds keyboard shortcuts to stepwise resize (increase/decrease width/height) windows in consideration of their position:[list] [*] If the window is positioned in the middle of the screen, resize it on both sides evenly. [*] If the window is tiled to a screen edge, resize it on the side facing the...

A simple and badly-implemented kwin effect plugin that hides content when moving a window, for Plasma/5.22, and should work for other Plasma versions.

Kde bundled "morphing popups" seems to be broken at least on intel chips (did not test on nvidia or amd). This is because the crossfade effect does not work as intended since long time. There is an open bug report here: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=435423 The bundled effect strips the...

This flat Windows 8-styled theme is an other "impossible" to make OB-theme... ;-) Just use 2 other buttons (any bytton) to make up a big close-button, and always put the 3 buttons on the right side of the window! Otherwise it can look really strange.... This theme is not very font-size...

Based on my Dark Ice theme for IceWM, this theme keeps the style, but modifies it with some extra character through the implementation of a green colour scheme for active windows, workspaces, menu buttons and whatnot. For installation, all you need to do is extract it into the ~/.icewm/themes...

modification to "Scale Minimize Animation" effect to make it similar to gnome shell. Works better on "icon-only task manager" original effect: https://store.kde.org/p/1267839

Adds two keyboard shortcuts to swap the windows tiled to the left and right, and top and bottom halves respectively of the screen. To set the shortcuts to trigger the action: go to [i]System Settings[/i] > [i]Shortcuts[/i] > search for [i]Swap Window Sides[/i] > set your preferred...

Script helps organize the windows on your desktop by snapping windows in the middle of each screen, and cascading window snapping.