i make most my wallpapers
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you’ve certainly got the skills!
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do you mind me asking what sofware you use
I’m gonna give BSPWM a try
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I use different for different thing . Main ones in use is Gimp, blender , Inkscape.
Hope it answer your question
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current desktop, as the taskbar shows a lot of things open at once
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Raspberry Pi 4b 8 GB running EndeavourOS Budgie 64 bit.
Pudge
EDIT: The micro SD card was moved from the RPi4b 8GB to a RPI4b 4GB and it booted up and ran ok.
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Its a totally different experience working while looking at your wallpaper all the time. Only problem right now is that my text also gets transparent by picom. Affects readability.
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SuperStar @Pudge
New install 64 bit Endeavour i3 on Pi4 8Gb+ all USB ports working
ขอขอบคุณครับ
( Thank you )
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That is what blur is for 
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Ha, I was just about to write that. I got mine working with the help of your dotfiles, btw, so thanks!
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Moved to EOS a few days ago.
Just a minimal desktop with a few apps in the dock as I’ve yet to download the rest of the stuff that I use.
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I switched to BSPWM beginning of this year. But I missed the KDE ecosystem. So now I turned my KDE into a tiling window manager workflow.
Krohnkite (Only changed the gaps to 20 ) + Virtual Desktop Bar widget (Because I have 10 virtual desktops, but only want to see the current one and the occupied ones ) and converted the keybindings
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I like to try this. Looks interesting. 
I use Plasma in a similar way without krohnkite, just using shortcuts, I only get quarter tiling but it is enough for me.
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If only the snapped together and you could resize all at once. It would be perfect.
Can you share that wallpaper? 
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They snap for me…
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Bye bye bspwm, hello again I3WM…
@joekamprad’s refresh config is definitly going in the right direction!
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Get out of here. I can’t wait to try this when I get home. If that’s true KDE is 100% my perfect desktop officially.