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Nice collection of themes for Gnome and Ubuntu-September2009-

Written by pirat9 on September 25, 2009. Posted in Linux tutorials

Here is a nice collection of themes for Gnome and ubuntu for September 2009, most of these themes are just updated in this month or just published, so you will find themes that you see for the first time.

1- Sunna

Download Sunna Theme

2-Gotchione

Gotchione is a mix between two amazing themes: SlicknesS and KDE4 Oxygen new port for GNOME.

Download this Theme

3- monkeyMOD

Download this theme

4-Windows 7 basic theme lookalike

Download This theme

5-My Colorful Slickness

Download This theme

Links :

http://www.gnome-look.org

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I would really like the theme of KDE 4.3 \”Air\” on Gnome, since it is the best theme EVER by far. MS chose well by doing a rip-off of KDE for win7.
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Hello!

I really like the first (sunna) theme. Where can I get the wallpaper?

Have a nice day!
anfi
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Hi
here is the link to download sunna wallpaper:
[url]http://saari89.deviantart.com/art/Sepia-80060389[/url]
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Leslie Satenstein

February 11, 2012 | #

As always, (for the past 6 years) Fedora will be an unplanned two to three weeks late. But do not blame the project manager, it is just the way it is.

Therefore, be patient, as it is better for Fedora to be a little late than to post a flawed version.

If the /usr changes take place, the best thing to do is to backup /home and perform a fresh installation.

Bmoez

February 11, 2012 | #

this pc is not really old, if you tried a pc for exemple with 512Mo of ram, intel pentium 4ht 64bits cpu,you will see the different. if ubuntu want to be more used, it would be more adopted for old pc like mine. For exemple, what os will i install for my pc, an old version not supported, lxde environnement or puppylinux !!!.there are many ubntu user who have an really old pc ?!

Nate

February 11, 2012 | #

I have tried many times to like Gnome 3 and Unity, however I cannot get past the lack of function / custimization. My Gnome 2, Compiz, and Cairo Dock on Gentoo is the smoothest, most stable environment I have seen on any hardware I use it on! Gentoo definitely has a lot involved in the setup and maintenance, but once it is there you are ready for Linux Nirvana. I digress, after researching and experimenting there is no clear advantage to Gnome 3 / Unity IMHO. If they wanted to update the application menu they should have just made an option for that.

Laura Brown

February 11, 2012 | #

Ironic you consider that an old system/ hardware. That is the computer I use everyday. I had to replace the monitor and the hard drive more recently. But, I didn’t buy an updated hard drive, just one that wasn’t broken. I find it works great with Ubuntu. The only time I run into trouble is with Flash. I have no admiration for anything Flash at this point.

Νίκος Κυριαζής

February 11, 2012 | #

I liked your review. I use a somewhat similar system…
what games do you usually play on Ubuntu?

Nice collection of themes for Gnome and Ubuntu-September2009-

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