I just installed KDE with arch linux and I'm trying to remove icons from the titlebar, after looking into the settings and on various websites I didn't manage to find a way. Does anyone know if this is possible?
Thanks
Linux – way to remove icons from the titlebar under KDE Plasma 5.8
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Kubuntu makes many modifications to various applications (e.g., Firefox, OpenOffice), so it is unlikely that there is an easy way to recreate the Kubuntu look on ArchLinux.
That being said, I moved from Kubuntu to ArchLinux and I now prefer the vanilla applications (e.g., OpenOffice looks much better).
One thing that helped a lot in synchronizing the look of gtk applications with KDE was to install qtcurve, a theme that works for both qt (KDE) and gtk (Gnome) apps.
pacman -S qtcurve-gtk2 qtcurve-kde4 gtk-chtheme
gtk-chtheme
# Change the theme for qtcurve
The blue glow is not an effect, it's part of the Desktop theme. Don't use the Oxygen or a few other desktop themes. Aya should work for you
Here's what the resulting panel looks like, no blue glow
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System Settings → Application Style → Window Decorations → Buttons.