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Theming Linux desktop environments like an artist

November 23, 2019 cialu Linux, OpenSource

You know, one of the best things about Linux is the possibility of customization. You can effectively change everything of the operating system: the only limit is your fantasy. Compared to closed systems like macOS or Windows, Linux is completely customizable without any effort, you don’t have to hack anything, it’s all open and available to be modified, improved, reinterpreted.[…]

Android Stock Experience on Xiaomi devices without Root and Roms

October 30, 2018 cialu OpenSource, Technology

How to get a similar Android Stock Experience on Xiaomi devices without Root and Roms. The Xiaomi Mi A1 has gone in the market last year and started something big, the Android Stock Experience on Xiaomi devices. The best of two worlds: quality phones at cheap prices and Android One, the cleanest Android system, in one place. Users liked it,[…]

Enable desktop icons on Fedora 25

November 29, 2016 cialu Linux

Trouble enabling Fedora 25 desktop icons Fedora 25 delivers a host of new features, including the long-awaited official debut of the Wayland display server. Replacing the legacy X11 system, Wayland has been under development for several years and seeks to provide a smoother, richer experience for graphical environments and better capabilities for modern graphics hardware. To further enhance ease-of-use, Fedora[…]

Flat buttons for Tear theme

October 15, 2015 cialu OpenSource

Slowly, but another buttons I have added some new flat buttons to Tear Theme. All the work about the buttons was made using Inkscape. I thought that GIMP did it in the same way, but Unity DE use SVG vector graphics for the buttons… so, Inkscape is the right choice. Tear Theme is still under development and still in beta(maybe[…]

New icons for Tear theme

October 12, 2015 cialu OpenSource

Slowly, but another icons I have added some new icons to Tear Theme. It’s a theme to customize the aspect of Linux distributions which use Unity (so it’s Ubuntu!) or Gnome (many others) desktop environment. All the work is made using Inkscape, an incredible free and opensource program to design. Inkscape is a professional vector graphics editor for Windows, Mac[…]