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Another stupidly simple KDE Plasma 5 widget to monitor the power consumption of your CPU (only) in real time. This is a fork of https://github.com/atul-g/plasma-power-monitor. The original measures the battery power consumption while this extension measures only Intel* CPU's power. It uses...

This is the Windows Vista splash screen in English. Use WVista themes to achieve a visual effect identical to Windows Vista. You can find them in the KDE Store by searching for WVista.

NOTE This is a beta release. Please expect some bugs! If you like my work, then please consider supporting me! Paypal Address: prayagjain2@gmail.com Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/prayagjain Liberapay: https://liberapay.com/Prayag/donate This is a control centre for KDE inspired by the one in MacOS!

Simple pomodoro timer plasmoid Tips: * Use mouse scroll on the timer (or tray icon) to temporarily change the remaining time. * Use Mouse middle button to start/pause the timer.

Folder view fork that can have a transparent background independently of the desktop theme, and can hide icons with a double-click in an empty area. You can use it both as a plasmoid, or as an alternative for the desktop (right click on the desktop, "configure desktop...", etc.). This was fun...

A red Arch logo surely isn't as usual as the blue one...but it's an alternative way to boot up your system for sure!

Plasma 5 Splashscreen with small manjaro logo and vaporwave style background. This Splashscreen is fork of https://github.com/lucidtanooki/plasma-splashscreen-manjarologowhite.

This is the Windows Vista splash screen in Spanish Use WVista themes to achieve a visual effect identical to Windows Vista. You can find them in the KDE Store by searching for WVista.

An indicator/switcher for your virtual desktops/workspaces (also known as a "pager"), which shows the amount of virtual desktops available, and highlights the current one - all using simple unicode text characters. As a former GNOME user, I was a huge fan of the Workspace Indicator extension...

Switch between virtual desktops using a menu. I tried Plasma activities and I loved its power, but I settled on using Plasma's virtual desktops as it is unlikely to ever disappear and is well integrated and supported throughout Plasma. However, I liked the mental separation of context that...