I had changed my Wallpaper just this morning and now changed again to this one 
Dam you @UncleSpellbinder!! 
I did the same as @UncleSpellbinder and went full Oxygen theme on my new build. I’m liking the window effects of the Oxygen theme, but I still prefer the window widgets of Klassy.
I got a great deal on a “refurb” (just box damage) Minisforum UM890. It’s dead quiet and an ideal workstation.
It’s a really good machine 
So far everything has worked and have not touched much of terminal. I can understand why this is considered solid one. 
Monitor on the left is my new 4k one, running at 150% scaling, the left is my 1440p monitor at 100% scaling.
Recent Proton/Wine updates have meant I’m able to reliably run Guild Wars 2 at a normal UI size again, and WoW is even playing ball(ish) now at 4k!
Mind you I have to use Gnome for WoW, because KWin is still buggy when it comes to that game, causing it to freeze for about 5 secs before reloading the game assets every once in a while, and Mutter seems to be less troublesome.
The Wine update to allow full fractional scaling in games was a massive one, because I’d actually had to re-install Win11 just so I could play GW2 with a UI that was large enough to read. But now that’s fixed I’m back full time in Linux, THANK GOD.
Also installed Kew, which is the first time I’ve ever used a CLI-based music player, which seems nice. Didn’t realise quite how many soundtracks I owned in Steam. Needless to say they’ll all get dumped into my /music folder for listening 
Min
Mint is a solid OS, put it on some aged relative’s laptop, haven’t heard a peep.
Wow. This genuinely might be the best Light Theme rice I’ve seen lately 
Wallpaper + Colors 
Mint is really nice. My only issue is that on my laptop I currently have I never have been able to get systems own brightness control working. Had to install applet for that. My guess it’s because X11 and my hybrid graphics card (integrated AMD+NVIDIA). Maybe adoption of Wayland will fix that in the end.
Thanks @Biotico1974
