Unity is a shell interface for the GNOME desktop environment developed by Canonical for its Ubuntu operating system. It is designed to make more efficient use of the space, given the limited screen size of netbooks, including, for example, a … Continue reading →

I guess we all are some how familiar with “Unity” desktop and some of you may already be fond of it. Well, it’s true that even the sound of the word “Unity” is interwoven with Ubuntu, so Unity is some … Continue reading →

Lens developer David Callé has just built a new lens for Unity, calling it the Unity News Lens.

In this quick tip we will see how to deactivate global Menu in Unity.

In Ubuntu12.04 Precise Pangolin, Rhythmbox is the  default player in the sound menu, the sound menu support also some other audio players like Climentine for exp. In this Tip i will show you how to add some unsupported players to … Continue reading →

If you are one of these people that like to change the look of their Linux desktop frequently, then this post is for you, i tried to list some nice themes that were updated the past few days. The themes … Continue reading →

Unsetting is another graphical configuration tool for Unity, Unsetting  allows you to change the themes for GTK, window manger, icons, cursors, switch off the global menu and the overlay scrollbars used in Unity, another nice feature is that Unsetting lets … Continue reading →

DeLorean_Noir is a nice dark theme for Gnome Shell, Unity and Cinnamon . If you like dark themes, then this one is for you. This theme also supports GDM, Xfwm4, Emerald and Openbox.

One of the most requested feature by ubuntu users, is the ability to move unity launcher to the bottom, this is become possible with the release of Unity Bottom Launcher (Unity Plugin Rotated) an unoficial compiz plugin that allow you … Continue reading →

Unity Desktop ever since its arrival on Ubuntu 11.04, has been the bane of power-Linux users, who once basked in prowess of the facile GNOME desktop. On the other hand, new adopters of Linux and its extended family of open … Continue reading →