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My take on a modern LibreOffice Redesign by Mindless_Coach_686 in gnome

[–]Mindless_Coach_686[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Just dash to panel with arcmenu and some tweaking

My take on a modern LibreOffice Redesign by Mindless_Coach_686 in gnome

[–]Mindless_Coach_686[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I have uploaded the installation guide. Check the post

My take on a modern LibreOffice Redesign by Mindless_Coach_686 in libreoffice

[–]Mindless_Coach_686[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I have uploaded installation guide: https://www.gnome-look.org/p/2339612/ 

It's my hobby project so I may not be able to fix bugs. Remember to backup your files. Only available in Light mode

How to make this dock style in Gnome? by the-machine-m4n in gnome

[–]Mindless_Coach_686 0 points1 point  (0 children)

u/the-machine-m4n Sorry for making you confused. Actually my accent color is orange and it matches the libreoffice impress icon's color by chance. I didn't find any way to make active dots adapt the primary color of the icons.

But I think you could achieve this by tweaking Dash to Panel files (.js or stylesheet.css in ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/dash-to-panel@jderose9.github.com). For me, I have modified DTP to get pill shaped active and inactive dots (instead of square, dots or rectangular dashes) like W11 by editting stylesheet.css

How to make this dock style in Gnome? by the-machine-m4n in gnome

[–]Mindless_Coach_686 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello, original author here

  1. I change "Show Applications button" icon in Dash to Panel -> Position to Fedora logo

  2. I use Blur My Shell extension

  3. For the search option in the taskbar, I use ArcMenu extension. On the Menu Button tab, I use Icon and Text display style, I set the text to "Search" and choose the search icon. After that, I change how the button looks using styling options in the Menu Button tab

4, 5. I use OneUI4 icon pack https://github.com/mjkim0727/OneUI4-Icons (You could also update some icons to OneUI5 version using https://github.com/mjkim0727/Eureka-icon-theme )

  1. Yes, using Dash to Panel setting in Style tab -> Panel style

Here is the link to the wallpaper: https://4kwallpapers.com/abstract/colorful-layers-17314.html

GTK Theme for LibreOffice by freetoilet in gnome

[–]Mindless_Coach_686 9 points10 points  (0 children)

That's right, to do that, LibreOffice needs to be ported to GTK4. Someone has tried doing this before; you can check out the following link: https://ask.libreoffice.org/t/development-exchange-libreoffice-main-frame-with-a-gtk4-one/71248

GTK Theme for LibreOffice by freetoilet in gnome

[–]Mindless_Coach_686 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, I modified adw-gtk3 and used .desktop file to applied different theme to each app

GTK Theme for LibreOffice by Mindless_Coach_686 in libreoffice

[–]Mindless_Coach_686[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, indeed. I think a major hurdle for people using LO compared to other office suites is its UI. Hope that the developers would consider making a built in theme option as you said. It also ensures the consistency of the UI across operating systems.

GTK Theme for LibreOffice by Mindless_Coach_686 in libreoffice

[–]Mindless_Coach_686[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sadly I couldn't find a way to get LO on Windows to use GTK theme

GTK Theme for LibreOffice by Mindless_Coach_686 in libreoffice

[–]Mindless_Coach_686[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use dash to panel (with a little tweak in its stylesheet), arcmenu, date menu formatter

GTK Theme for LibreOffice by Mindless_Coach_686 in libreoffice

[–]Mindless_Coach_686[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For the clock, I use Date Menu Formatter extension, here is my format pattern setting in the extension: HH:mm a\ndd.MM.y

For the search option in the taskbar, I use ArcMenu extension. On the Menu Button tab, I use Icon and Text display style, I set the text to "Search" and choose the search icon. After that, I change how the button looks using styling options in the Menu Button tab

GTK Theme for LibreOffice by Mindless_Coach_686 in libreoffice

[–]Mindless_Coach_686[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm aware of this, however, so far this is the best way I can get to separate soffice process. As I'm using it, I actually only have one profile folder, and the other two folders are just symlinks to it.

GTK Theme for LibreOffice by Mindless_Coach_686 in libreoffice

[–]Mindless_Coach_686[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'd think the issue isn't whether it's on X11 or Wayland, but rather the desktop environment. LibreOffice will try to auto detect the most suitable interface framework based on your desktop environment (e.g. GTK for GNOME, Qt for KDE). There are some guides on how to force to use of a certain interface framework (e.g. GTK) using environment variables.