Plasma 5 breathed a new look and feel in to the KDE desktop using a crisp new theme called ‘Breeze’ and now you get it on GNOME.
The airy aesthetics have won Plasma 5 an army of admirers, and helped to cement the new visual impression of the KDE desktop experience redux.
But what if you’re not using KDE? Well, you don’t have to miss out.
GNOME-Breeze is a GTK+ theme designed to mimic KDE’s Breeze. It requires GTK+ 3.16 or later, plus the Pixmap/Pixbuf theme engine for GTK2. Some Linux distributions, including Arch, have the theme ready and waiting to install.
This post, Get the Look of KDE Plasma 5 on Your GNOME Desktop, was written by Joey-Elijah Sneddon and first appeared on OMG! Ubuntu!.
