I will make any setup becuase of my success in Accurate whatever. Like just tell me the layout and I will make the setup as I am running out of ideas.
You lost me completely.
What are you talking about?
Some examples would be nice so we can actually contribute to the discussion.
Thanks
Like whatever Fedora KDE setup I will build. This is becuase I donât know what setup to make for Fedora.
Again, as @rubirod1200 also indicated: what are you talking about?
Please start at the beginning and describe what you have and what you want to have/do. You are not making any sense now.
I suspect itâs an offer to make a theme for a specific desktop configuration or something along those lines.
Iâve no idea what âAccurate whateverâ means or why âAccurateâ is capitalised - canât find any reference to any software package named âAccurateâ anything.
itâs this nonsense. User keeps making duplicate posts and replying to themselves for desktop themes.
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So basically what I am saying is that I am running out of my ideas for themes and I am letting you pick what I make.
Basically like the layout the theme the everything of my next Fedora theme
| Element | Color Name | Hex Code | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base / Background | Deep Forest Slate | #1A2421 | Terminal & UI backgrounds |
| Primary Accent | Burnished Brass | #D4A359 | Active window borders, cursor trim, highlights |
| Secondary Accent | Terracotta Clay | #C86A4B | Warnings, close buttons, secondary highlights |
| Text / Foreground | Pale Parchment | #EAE5D9 | High-readability body text |
| Muted Element | Sage Mist | #7A8F85 | Inactive tabs, folder secondary accents |
The Wallpaper
- The Concept: A high-resolution, stylized digital vector illustration (not a photograph). It should depict a hyper-modern, clean white architectural structure intertwined with massive cascading green terrarium waterfalls, lit by a soft, warm golden hour sun.
- Composition: Keep the centre or the left-hand side of the image structurally clean and uncluttered (mostly a soft gradients of parchment sky or slate walls) so your icons have room to breathe and remain perfectly readable.
2. The Icons (Style: Minimal Outline + Accent Colour)
- The Design: A semi-flat, line-art icon pack (similar to the Lines or Papyrus style, but customized). The primary outline of folders and applications should use the Sage Mist or Pale Parchment lines.
- The Clever Twist: System folders have internal accenting. For example, your Downloads folder has a subtle, glowing Burnished Brass down-arrow. The Trash icon has a warm Terracotta tint when full. Everything uses soft, rounded corners rather than hard 90-degree edges.
3. The Mouse Pointer
- The Design: A sleek, geometric wedge cursor without a traditional tail (think an elongated, sharp triangle).
- The Colours: The main body of the cursor is a matte Deep Forest Slate so it doesnât glare, outlined with a razor-thin, slightly glowing line of Burnished Brass.
- Animations:
- When hovering over a link (the hand pointer), the brass trim pulses slightly.
- The loading wheel is replaced by a minimal, rotating golden brass ring that leaves a fading trail of terracotta dust behind it.
4. UI Polish (KDE / GNOME styling)
- Window Management: Apply a heavy blur behind translucent windows (20% opacity Deep Forest Slate), making background panels look like frosted dark glass. Window borders should be non-existent except for a sharp 1-pixel Burnished Brass glow framing the actively focused window.
- Fonts: Use a clean, round geometric sans-serif font like Inter or Product Sans for the interface text, coloured in Pale Parchment.