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Hi everyone, mine is a stupid question but I never try to change themes or DE so no idea if you can use a theme made for an Arch distro on a Debian one. So if someone can help me and others that don't know, will be happy to learn something new π
Sorry for my english guys π₯²
Theme are related to Desktop Environnement/Window Manager (KDE, Gnome, BSPWM,...) not distro
So as long as the theme is available for yours, you can get it on Debian or Arch it doesn't matter π
Edit : yum13241 makes a good point
It should work if the theme doesn't use features from newer GTK/Qt versions.
I will check , thank you
Looks similar to dracula. Might be an alternative you can live with?
Like I said i never try something different from the stock themesand DE (Gnome) so I'm just gonna try. I was curious if is something you can do π