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New Plasma 6 Default Icon Theme Looks

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  default KDE*
  
  but then I don’t understand who uses KDE and doesn’t kustomize it
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    I do, i dont feel it looks bad and it works well for me, i used to use themes all the time but i feel the default one is good
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  At least to me, KDE feels fairly modern

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