I use the default 4.1 theme and XFCE settings, but I added a bottom panel in autohide with the programs I use the most.
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Thanks for sharing! Amazing wallpaper!
BTW: How did you make firefox work within the panel, what command do you use in thatshortcut? I can add either the qube’s shortcut like qvm-run -q -a --service(will launch each time new window) or pin the active firefox window(won’t launch the service).
The wallpaper was done by https://bsd.network/@prahou 
an unix surrealism artist
As for Firefox, I simply added the Firefox launcher of my WWW qube. This launcher doesn’t allow to minimize/maximize the Firefox windows though!
The WWW qube is the default web browser for all other qubes, using the OpenURL RPC policy
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Thanks for sharing, looks awesome!
I shared mine in a previous discussion:
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Looks amazing! Thanks for sharing!
Qubes 4.1.2 with i3 window munger.
I tried awesome wm, but it drove me utterly crazy. It was always moving all the windows back to the first workspace. Currently running sway under Silverblue on my non-Qubes, non-osX boxen, and quite like the way things work, so I was chuffed to discover i3 for Qubes.
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Interesting. I managed to capture a bug I see occasionally. The ScreenCap above shows it.
I am in AppVm “beto” when I do the capture.
“beto” does not show up in the Qubes list.
It is definitely running. I first noticed this when I was trying to assign a Yubikey to an AppVm and the list of VMs to attach it to was missing the one I wanted to target.
[nimda@dom0 Pictures]$ qvm-ls | grep Runn
admin-aws Running AppVM purple fc38-enhanced sys-firewall
admin-ioT Running AppVM gray fc38-enhanced sys-wg-firewalla
beto Running AppVM green fc38-enhanced sys-firewall
beto-email Running AppVM yellow fc38-enhanced sys-firewall
dom0 Running AdminVM black - -
gpg-admin Running AppVM purple fc37-gpg -
gpg-beto Running AppVM purple fc37-gpg -
sys-firewall Running DispVM green fedora-37-dvm sys-net
sys-firewall-02-mgmt Running DispVM green fedora-38-dvm sys-net
sys-net Running AppVM red fedora-37 -
sys-usb Running DispVM red fedora-37-dvm -
sys-wg-firewalla Running AppVM red fc-38-wireguard sys-firewall
sys-whonix Running AppVM black whonix-gw-16 sys-firewall
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I find using a bottom panel full of launchers is pretty much essential for day-to-day navigation, I struggle to efficiently navigate the start menu since I can’t hide or reorder qubes there. Presumably the new start menu will make that stuff easier, I haven’t tried it yet.
I tried to get as close as I could to a “true dock feel”, by adding window buttons to my bottom panel set to show a flat buttons. Ideally I’d have the “launchers” indicate what’s open instead like “pinned” apps on typical docks, but from what i remember XFCE have declared they’ll never develop that as a feature for practical/lightwieght-coding reasons, so this is as close I’m going to get.
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Wow guys, these looks so amazing! 
Does everything work out of the box with Gnome?
yes, aside from any vm applet, everything is good.
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That looks provocative 
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these all look so good, but I still just use the default look lkjdsnlkjcs time to rice lmao
Yes they all look good. Here are 2 without Xfce. That is not my work, I just like them.
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I was trying gnome today, it really does work very well, I’m considering switching my main system to 4.2 just to run gnome.
How do you manage USB devices, do you just manually attach them using the command line, or is there some way to use qui-devices?