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Building Celestial: A GTK Theme Journey
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Thanks for sharing your thought process going through this. Theming is important, perhaps more important than we think of regularly, it's actually one of the main things I enjoy about linux. I believe it's also a reason why people are leaving Windows as it has become way too corporate and soulless.
Absolutely, the ability to actually customize your computer to the smallest detail is what brings the uniqueness to our setups.