many, but most useful is window calls, with a script i can make windows open where i want them to be. sort of like devilspie (which doesent work on wayland)
i dont know, never used that one. looks like it just moves windows to specific desktops?
window calls, the way i use it, can be used to make an app appear where you want it on the screen, like say rhythmbox always opens in the bottom left corner, or whatever coordinates you define
Night Theme Switcher - scheduled day/night theming. Pano - clipboard manager with a nice GUI and image support QSTweak - extra functionality and customization for the quick settings menu. AppIndicator and KStatusNotifierItem Support - get tray icons back Status Area Horizontal Spacing - proper spacing when using the above GSConnect - KDE Connect integration for Gnome Extension List - shortcut to extension configuration dialogs Gesture Improvements - extra functionality for laptop touchpads Just Perfection - additional Gnome shell customization
I ditched the Arch Linux Updates Indicator. For some reason it stopped working after my last update. I switched to Pamac Updates indicator. It works well.