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I tried a few themes but always go back to Breeze Twilight (dark bar with light windows).
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I use a Medium theme on my desktop. It's not dark or light. It really works for me.
I found it here, https://github.com/blue-mood/blue-mood-kde-color-scheme
I was actually looking for a Med-Dark charcoal theme and decided to try this first. I've used it for years now.
I tried making a KDE theme too and it either looks like that, or random parts are colored differently.
But everything blue... haha no thanks
Not what you asked (Plasma theme), but my favorite UI theme since always has been MacOS Drawingboard:
https://www.appimagehub.com/p/1219916
Wishing it was possible on Linux for +20 years..
If you add an "!" Before the image link it is displayed in line!
I might consider using a light theme if I had a nicer monitor and a clean desk.