Still looking back with nostalgia to the themes.org heyday of creativity... There are a lot creative people, but making a theme work for all programs and peopl

Still looking back with nostalgia to the themes.org heyday of creativity... There are a lot creative people, but making a theme work for all programs and people in all situations and edge cases likely requires a gigantic effort that seems best tackled by a corporate team with paid people giving one or two variants persistent attention and a pile of bug reports and fixing. You simply can't maintain a bunch of code or design that you are not using yourself daily, with problems you don't experience and can't reproduce. Maybe, very maybe, it can be done by somebody with an extreme level of dedication: https://www.nordtheme.com/ports https://www.nordtheme.com/ports I wasted an insane amount doing desktop customisation in the late 90's and early 2000's, time I haven't had for a long time. Luckily most default themes are pretty decent these days and sufficiently neutral to work for most situations.