Some may call it heresy, but I abaolutely love thenes of old Windows on Linux. It's familiar and nostalgic at the same time. Got a Windows XP theme on my Laptop, and plan to use a Windows 7 theme on my main rig when I finally set it up with Linux.
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Submit screenshots of all your *NIX desktops, themes, and nifty configurations, or submit anything else that will make themers happy. Maybe a server running on an Amiga, or a Thinkpad signed by Bjarne Stroustrup? Show the world how pretty your computer can be!
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Those themes are truly important... Mist users at my work dont know that they are using Linux because it is looking like Windows 10.
No complaints so far, because they Know where every Button is.
(The people are gave Linux are mostly need the Computer for Mails and Word)
I absolutely love this!
@DadVolante @Albatross2724 Have you been enjoying your experience so far?
I have! It's definitely a learning curve though. I basically am just googling my way through every hump so far!
@DadVolante That's the spirit! Knowing how to look up solutions to problems you have with Linux instead of asking a question that ten people have already asked on a forum is really important.
I've had my fair share if moderating forums, I get annoyed when someone doesn't try looking up a question that's probably already been asked
Absolutely, granted I mostly use this laptop for watching shows at night in bed, so it hasn't been through as much rigorous testing as my gaming desktop.
Thanks I'm going to make this my go-to for vms that need a gui for whatever reason!
Gorgeous.
beautiful
Should there be a rule for discouraging posting popular premade setups and themes?
I don't think so. I'm happy to see this theme as I haven't seen it before. Let's do as little gatekeeping here as possible.