Thank you for the appreciation. Personally, I can’t live without i3, and you can always have plasma installed as well; there’s no need to choose between them. If you’re new to the concept, I started with Regolith to become more comfortable with i3. Technically, you can use my Polybar and Rofi on plasma if you just like their appearance : )
Polybar works on KDE, it’s not restricted to Tiling WMs like i3. You can add it to your Autostart apps in KDE either directly with arguments or a simple shell script to run multiple custom bars.
![[i3] Custom colorscheme](https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/48c52abf-22e4-4143-b5fd-8f0f469f027e.png){kind=link}
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Thank you for the appreciation. Personally, I can’t live without i3, and you can always have plasma installed as well; there’s no need to choose between them. If you’re new to the concept, I started with Regolith to become more comfortable with i3. Technically, you can use my Polybar and Rofi on plasma if you just like their appearance : )
Polybar works on KDE, it’s not restricted to Tiling WMs like i3. You can add it to your Autostart apps in KDE either directly with arguments or a simple shell script to run multiple custom bars.
https://github.com/polybar/polybar
Edit: This blog post I found shows an example of a similar tiled end result in KDE with Polybar (but with a very different colour scheme) https://blog.rishikumar.dev/posts/plasma_polybar/