Ubuntu Linux Themes
- Thursday, July 9, 2009, 23:15
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Want a cool theme for ubuntu? This tutorial shows you howto install themes on your linux (gnome) desktop, whether you want the Windows XP look or just wanting to download something unique. For a text guide: www.linuxhaxor.net
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Good to see you showing all the command line stuff but for themes you just have to drag and drop it in the theme settings app and it is there.
just so you know, you can use a tilda (~) instead of $HOME in the terminal, makes it a bit easier
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Umm…you know you can just click and drag the .tar.gz file into the Appear Preferences window and it’ll install it…just to make things simple…
How about showing us how to change the usplash next?
plz plz plz plz
Shut your face. These videos are very informative.
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Shut the fuck up, you’re probably jelous. Don’t even bother to reply to this comment I’m not interested in what you got to say. Oh and by the way if you hate her, just dont watch her videos. You dont have to insult people.
Why do your videos keep getting posted on Linux Haxor? I mean I like most of your videos but I am still wondering why they keep getting posted.
Nice boobs
Why the fuck do u make these stupid fucking videos god stop they suck all u do is talk i hate ur fucking voice>>>!!!!!!!!!
My GOD! EXCELLENT PRESENTATION!, I would love get a coffee with the anchor
The probably used X instead of 10 coz it rhymes with Unix, being the first unix-like mac os and all…
NixiePixel, you are an Ubuntu Godess… you bring us out of the dorkness, I mean darkness.
I like the way you talk.
I was always fascinated by Linux but I don’t know anything about it. I think it is definitely a cool thing to know though. I’m impressed by your knowledge and ability to use it
was waiting for this, thank you !
You’re stunning!
Geekish, foxy looking and even your voice is sexy.
Epic Win!
I only wish I would get to meet a girl like you in real life :3
Keep up the good work fighting for freedom and humanity!
i really like her boobs…
Hey Nixie,
Some good news from me: Compiz might not work on my laptop, but it works on my desktop (yay!)
I’m probably not using too much of a theme on the laptop until Compiz works again, but I was wondering: do you know any good tools for creating themes? I’ve been thinking about one specific theme for ages, but don’t know how to work it out.
looking forward to Nixie’s Tutorials 2.0
great job NixiePixel! If people want a dock like MacOS, show them Gnome-Do with the “Docky” theme enabled. You never emailed me back about what tools you use in linux to make videos to upload to youtube
epic linuxness ftw, like the guy said before mac4lin theme, if you want the dock theres a dock out there in the ubuntu repositories called avant window navigator to emulate the dock. Linux is a pretty good os in general and if you use ubuntu, its really easy to use for beginniners. keep up the good work
hot chick knows linux??? wha??
There is an easier way to to do it, if you theme already is on tar.gz format, all you need to do is download the file to the desktop then open System>Preferences>Appearance . Go to the themes tab, there just drag the tar.gz file from your desktop into the themes menu window. Done.
Though this is only going to add the theme to a single user, not to the system itself as you did.
what where, i dont see anyone.
It’s been written “OS X” for 10.0, 10.1, 10.2, 10.3, 10.4, and 10.5. It’ll still be “OS X” for 10.6. Do you think we’re going to go all the way to 10.9? Or will they come up with something entirely else before then? Will it be written “OS XI” or “OS 11″? Maybe they’ll go hexadecimal and call it “OS B”. At some point, roman numerals are going to be impractical. I can’t imagine them calling it “Mac OS XVIII”. That’ll be weird, when we see “OS B” but we’re supposed to say “OS eleven”.