This is a theme for KDE Plasma 6 made for this video.

Follow the instructions, then apply the new theme from the system settings, either inside Appearance or Window Management category.

1. Install: https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/mono/

1. Download File: JuxTheme.colors
2. Put it in this folder: ~/.local/share/color-schemes/

1. Install: Yet Another Monochrome Icon Set

1. Download File: JuxPlasma.tar.gz
2. Extract inside this folder: ~/.local/share/plasma/desktoptheme/

1. Download File: JuxDeco.tar.gz
2. Extract inside this folder: ~/.local/share/aurorae/themes/

1. Install Rofi: https://github.com/davatorium/rofi
2. Download File: config.rasi
3. Put it in this folder: ~/.config/rofi/

1. Install Kvantum: https://store.kde.org/p/2201676
2. Download File: NoMansSkyJux.tar.gz (It's a modified version of No Man's Sky Kvantum Theme)
3. Extract inside this folder: ~/.config/Kvantum/
4. Open Kvantum Manager, and select the theme from the list of existing themes in Change/Delete Theme tab.

1. Download the widget 'Panel Colorizer' from the KDE store.
2. Completely remove the background using the widget. Appearance tab -> Native Panel option -> Uncheck "Background"
3. Create your own wallpaper with a progressive blur using this ready-made template: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1557150689681634487/wallpaper-template-for-kde-theme
4. All you have to do is replace the image with your own.
5. Now, applying the wallpaper will imitate a progressive blur on the panel.

1. Install: https://github.com/esjeon/krohnkite
2. Enable it from System Settings -> Window Management -> KWin Scripts

1. Install: https://github.com/taj-ny/kwin-effects-forceblur
2. Enable it from System Settings -> Window Management -> Desktop Effects
3. Here's a list of apps I added to the classes inside Better Blur configs:

dolphin
systemsettings
zen
app.zen_browser.zen
plasmashell
konsole
kvantummanager
org.kde.spectacle
discord
org.inkscape.Inkscape
Yad
kate
org.kde.plasma-systemmonitor
org.kde.ark
org.kde.discover
org.kde.haruna
rofi
spotify
steam

1. Go to Panel Configuration
2. Add widget Media Frame
3. Remove its background while still in edit mode
4. Select Configure Media Frame and add your image.