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What's your favorite Linux Desktop software?
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Dark mode is coming to the latest release of LibreOffice, or very soon, so I've heard.
It's possible in current and recent older versions to change the default colours to almost-but-not-quite emulate a dark mode. I have to admit it's not a quick thing to do, nor is it perfect once done, but it can be attempted. (That said, maybe I gave up changing things at "good enough" which is why it's not perfect.).