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Configure GNOME and KDE differently

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I have Ubuntu 21.04 and recently installed KDE.

I need to configure the theme to be different o each environment.

  • use Plank only on GNOME : solved
  • different fonts
  • different icons and theme

I installed Plank and removed the default GNOME dock. KDE has a nice dock that I want to use, but every time I log in KDE, Plank starts because I have put Plank in startup applications.

I don't want to use different users for different configurations. I need a way to have it with an script, application or anything else that can make it.

pLumo avatar
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Use `[ "$DESKTOP_SESSION" = "ubuntu" ] && plank` for "Command" field in startup applications.
Mohammad javad avatar
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@pLumo just work on terminal.
BeastOfCaerbannog avatar
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@Mohammadjavad Does it work if you use `bash -c "[ \"$DESKTOP_SESSION\" = \"ubuntu\" ] && plank"`?
Mohammad javad avatar
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@BeastOfCaerbannog It doesn't work but adding `OnlyShowIn=GNOME` in `~/.config/autostart/plank.desktop` made it work.
Mohammad javad avatar
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@BeastOfCaerbannog it's working but there is other problems, different fonts, icons and themes.
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I decide to delete KDE, so the only answer I got is made Plank work only on Gnome:

add OnlyShowIn=GNOME in ~/.config/autostart/plank.desktop file.

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