There is a lot of noise but little communication.

Not this one . . .

There is no external solution to human stupidity . . . that is an individual journey. Not many takers . . .

At Devuan we value contributions to a common cause of which zero has come from you. The dev1galaxy.org (almost) No Code of Conduct states:

All views are deluded and we will live in disharmony and conflict until we can move beyond them. Gandhi got it right. Stupid humans attached to their views never will. That is the source of all suffering in the world . . .

I have no idea what gnome looks like. I abandoned that ship with the arrival of gnome3. The desktop image provided on the link has all the subtlety of Fisher-Price on steroids and caters to the ADD generation. I don't know how anyone could do serious work in that environment. Gives me a headache . . .

Devuan is not soliciting additional desktops and I am not sure it would even be offcially included unless it gets passed down to us from Debian.

Please stop this nonsense, it has totally derailed this topic.

/me is getting an itchy delete finger . . .

You are free to port Unity to Devuan and offer it to the community.

@MiyoLinux . . . There was some shuffling of infra to rebalance the load recently and sometimes things just go pear-shaped. 

Much appreciated!

Greetings Azuma Hazuki!

I have been following your LXQt thread with great interest. Thank you for porting the themes to a WM environment!

No need to pull down anything from daedalus to get the themes. All of the raw files and documentation for all the themes are collected in our git store

The base colors of chimaera and daedalus are extremely different. The deepsea theme of chimaera is greenish and murky. This was my inspiration. The sapphire theme of daedalus evokes the brilliant colors of the sun drenched seas surrounding the Greek Islands where Daedalus was born.

That being said, the 2 themes share a light blue element so I recycled the icons and images from the Clearlooks-Phenix-Deepsea and the gnome desktop icons. All the other elements and icons share there respective signature colors.  It works well on the desktop but a WM might not use the features that focus on the primary theme color but rather just the shared elements.

+1 . . . and there you have it . . .

Do you even need to ask?

Just an FYI . . . SLiM is being revamped by Rob Pearce. Email conversation here.

@dcolburn . . . I think your expectations may be a bit unrealistic. You have been asking questions now for some time and had responses from knowledgeable users yet you haven't been able to get things working. Seems that somehow things are getting "lost in translation". Perhaps you could find a local Linux user to help you with hands on your machine. There used to be local Linux User Groups (LUGs) for that kind of interaction though I don't know quite how you would go about connecting with someone in 2023. Just a thought . . .