To enable rounded corners in KWin (the window manager for KDE Plasma), you can use a script or a third-party tool. Here's a general guide on how you can achieve this:
1. **Install the necessary tools:**
Ensure you have `kwin-scripts` and `kwin-effects` installed. You might also need `kwin-bismuth` if you are using tiling.
```sh
sudo apt install kwin-scripts kwin-effects
```
2. **Download a rounded corners script:**
There are various scripts available on platforms like GitHub. One popular script is the "Rounded Corners" script by `Zren`.
```sh
git clone https://github.com/Zren/plasma-kwin-effects-rounded-corners.git
```
3. **Install the script:**
Navigate to the directory of the downloaded script and run the installation command.
```sh
cd plasma-kwin-effects-rounded-corners
./install.sh
```
4. **Enable the effect:**
Open the KDE System Settings and navigate to `Workspace Behavior` -> `Desktop Effects`. Look for the "Rounded Corners" effect and enable it.
5. **Configure the effect:**
You can configure the radius of the corners and other settings in the same `Desktop Effects` section.
After following these steps, you should see rounded corners on your windows in KDE Plasma. If you run into any issues, make sure to check the script's documentation or the KDE forums for troubleshooting tips.
