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*[QT5 theme configration with qt5ct](#config_qt5ct)
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*[Apply GTK theme for Flatpak applications](#flatpak_config)
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*[GTK Overlay Scrollbars](#gtk_scroll)
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*[Desktop Shadow effects](#desktop_shadow)
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*[Desktop background color](#desktop_color)
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<aname="flatpak_config"/>
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### [ Apply GTK theme for Flatpak applications ] (advanced)
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If you would like to enable theme support for appplications installed through Flatpak, then follow the below steps.
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#### Step 1:
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Permit Flatpak container applications file level access to the theme directory.
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sudo flatpak override --filesystem=$HOME/.themes
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*Note: Flatpak black lists `/usr/share/themes` from being accessible period, so you'll have to install the Chicago95 theme somewhere else; ideally in `~/.themes`*
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#### Step 2:
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Enable the Chicago95 GTK theme for Flatpak container applications.
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sudo flatpak override --env=GTK_THEME=Chicago95
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Now reload your Flatpak application to verify the theme change.
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Something else worth noting. If you copy the Chicago95 icon theme into `/usr/share/icons`, then your Flatpak applications will default to that icon theme so long it's enabled.
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