OS: OpenSuse Tumbleweed with KDE. Icon Theme: Reversal

I used the Latte Dock before but since it didn’t play nice with Wayland and is basically unmaintained now, I simply transformed a KDE Panel into a Dock. I use a KWin Script called “Panel Auto Hide” to make the Dock disappear when window hits it.

  • How’s Tumbleweed treating ya? I find that when it comes to rolling release I’m very much comfy with the Arch-based distros.

    Liking the layout as well, I honestly might look at this or something similar. IDK, the old Windows-style layout is getting kinda boring, want to spice up my workflow a bit.

    • Not OP, but I’ve been running TW for… 5-ush years now, I think, and it’s been great. Even when I still had Nvidia hardware and sometimes ran into a kernel being too new or whatever it was that made the Nvidia driver shit the bed: roll back to the previous snapshot, wait for a couple of days. Apart from that it’s been pretty much rock solid.

      The only thing I might switch to, is Kalpa.

    • So far it’s good and stable. But to be fair I only have it installed for about 3 weeks. Before that, I played with it in a virtual machine for a month. I decided to test it because I wanted a KDE focused Distro and OpenSuse was recommended to me. Watched this review and gave it a try. Quite happy so far but I may switch to Vanilla OS, should it get a KDE version. I ended up preferring Flatpaks anyway and a Distro that doesn’t allow me to accidentally bork my system, sounds good to my causal ears 😉.