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Try - Right click it > edit application > click icon > choose your preferred icon from a location on your drive.

Aside from the fact that those tools bork this site up as well.... I can't speak for extensions from the chrome store, but using "Dark Background and Light Text", currently with Librewolf, but also previously with various incarnations of Firefox, I've never had a problem with the forum being ...

I'd just use an extention like "Dark Background and Light Text" for a Mozilla based browser, or something similar from the chrome store for chrome based browsers Aside from the fact that those tools bork this site up as well.... I can't speak for extensions from the chrome store, but using "Dark ...

I'd just use an extention like "Dark Background and Light Text" for a Mozilla based browser, or something similar from the chrome store for chrome based browsers

Well, it's available in the package manager, so people have the opprtunity to try it. I also dropped Firefox (ESR), in favour of Librewolf some time ago. It's well thought-out and is quickly updated when it needs to be. I use it pretty-much as it comes, except for tweaking a few of the Librewolf ...

Try installing another kernel. For instance, on my own set-up, (also with wireless mouse and keyboard), resuming from sleep/suspend using the 6.1.0-13-rt-amd64 kernel works fine, but using the 6.4.0-1 kernel fails to wake-up the screen.

I like Evince, Gnome document viewer as a reader for pdf's. Lightweight and quick with a good search function. It's not all encompassing, but it does most things I need it to.

You might like "Dark Background and Light Text" extension. It's available for Mozilla based browsers, but you would have to check if it's available for Chrome browser. You can disable it on a per site basis or alter the way it displays a given website, but the best feature of this extension for me ...

You could always try this? I created three Icons for the panel and assigned them each a value of colour temperature and gamma combined, using (x)sct and xgamma. One for daytime, one for evening and one for night time. The launcher isn't a shell, so it can only run a single command To implement sct ...