We transform our Linux desktop into a system so beautiful, modern and futuristic as to make any macOS or Windows desktop like a pale. We start from an openSUSE base with KDE as a desktop environment and we apply some customizations to panels, windows, and icons in a very simple way (all via GUI, no command line). This video shows[…]
Read moreYou 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.[…]
Read moreAs readers of this site/blog know well, I am passionate about everything related to the customization of operating systems and, in particular, of desktop and Linux environments. So as a great user of the related groups on Reddit, r/unixporn on all, sometimes, I also enjoy posting some shots of my experiments. The latest is AMD-nix on r/desktops, in clear response[…]
Read moreHave you ever used the GNOME desktop? This is by far one of the best graphics environments to work with, and its developers have a nice taste for elegance and minimalism; in short, the GNOME DE is really so beautiful. GNOME, by default, has incredible elegant themes I’m a big fan of both Xfce and i3wm, but on all the[…]
Read moreCommunitheme is the new Ubuntu theme built by the Community, currently still in developing, but you can try it out for yourself. Obviously, be warned though, because this is a pre-release beta state. Ubuntu Communitheme. A stylish theme made by the Ubuntu community Ambiance, the default Ubuntu theme, is really quite old and distant from the modern-looking of desktop[…]
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