{ pkgs, ... }:
{
  programs.plasma = {
    enable = true;
    workspace = {
      lookAndFeel = "org.kde.breezedark.desktop";
    };
    panels = [
      # Windows-like panel at the bottom
      {
        location = "bottom";
        widgets = [
          # We can configure the widgets by adding the name and config
          # attributes. For example to add the the kickoff widget and set the
          # icon to "nix-snowflake-white" use the below configuration. This will
          # add the "icon" key to the "General" group for the widget in
          # ~/.config/plasma-org.kde.plasma.desktop-appletsrc.
          {
            name = "org.kde.plasma.kickoff";
            config = {
              General = {
                icon = "nix-snowflake-white";
                alphaSort = true;
              };
            };
          }
          # Or you can configure the widgets by adding the widget-specific options for it.
          # See modules/widgets for supported widgets and options for these widgets.
          # For example:
          # {
          #   kickoff = {
          #     sortAlphabetically = true;
          #     icon = "nix-snowflake-white";
          #   };
          # }
          # Adding configuration to the widgets can also for example be used to
          # pin apps to the task-manager, which this example illustrates by
          # pinning dolphin and konsole to the task-manager by default with widget-specific options.
          # {
          #   iconTasks = {
          #     launchers = [
          #       "applications:org.kde.dolphin.desktop"
          #       "applications:org.kde.konsole.desktop"
          #     ];
          #   };
          # }
          # Or you can do it manually, for example:
          {
            name = "org.kde.plasma.icontasks";
            config = {
              General = {
                launchers = [
                  "applications:org.kde.dolphin.desktop"
                  "applications:org.kde.konsole.desktop"
                ];
              };
            };
          }
          # If no configuration is needed, specifying only the name of the
          # widget will add them with the default configuration.
          "org.kde.plasma.marginsseparator"
          # If you need configuration for your widget, instead of specifying the
          # the keys and values directly using the config attribute as shown
          # above, plasma-manager also provides some higher-level interfaces for
          # configuring the widgets. See modules/widgets for supported widgets
          # and options for these widgets. The widgets below shows two examples
          # of usage, one where we add a digital clock, setting 12h time and
          # first day of the week to Sunday and another adding a systray with
          # some modifications in which entries to show.
          {
            digitalClock = {
              calendar.firstDayOfWeek = "monday";
              time.format = "12h";
            };
          }
          {
            systemTray.items = {
              # We explicitly show bluetooth and battery
              shown = [
                "org.kde.plasma.battery"
                "org.kde.plasma.networkmanagement"
                "org.kde.plasma.volume"
              ];
              # And explicitly hide networkmanagement and volume
              hidden = [
                # "org.kde.plasma.networkmanagement"
                # "org.kde.plasma.volume"
                "org.kde.plasma.bluetooth"
              ];
            };
          }
        ];
        hiding = "none";
      }
    ];
  };
}