Those screenshots definitely make unity look more implemented/blended in
ive seen screenshots of unity where it just looks like something plastered over the desktop but your screenshots make it look like it is the desktop
Thank you craig, appreciate the kinds words. Here is some Oz Unity via Gnome DE.
very nice, mmesantos1 - i was wondering how you got that setup in nautilus - with the breadcrumbs and back/forward/home on the same line. it saves a lot of space, how do you do it?
sudo apt-get purge win7 && sudo apt-get install Freedom
You're currently going through a difficult transition period called "Life."
mintmaniac2 wrote:very nice, mmesantos1 - i was wondering how you got that setup in nautilus - with the breadcrumbs and back/forward/home on the same line. it saves a lot of space, how do you do it?
Thank you mintmaniac2, I am using elementary nautilus. I added it through Ubuntu Tweak, it has the option to add PPA for elementary desktop. Once PPA aded you do sudo apt-get update then it will show as an update for nautilus after you run update you will have this version of nautilus.
maxheadway wrote:Well, that's pretty much how it looks out of the box! Just a couple of minor tweaks, otherwise it's a real credit to the graphic design team.
I couldn't get into the Mint 10 default wallpaper. The concept of 1's and 0's was good but not my cup of tea. The brushed metal theme was great as was the use of the newer Faenza icons. I really like the newer Firefox icon. The old one needed a change IMO. The Thunderbird icon is cool too, looking like a postage stamp. There wasn't any default Faenza icon for the Pinta app so I made my own.
Those screenshots definitely make unity look more implemented/blended in
ive seen screenshots of unity where it just looks like something plastered over the desktop but your screenshots make it look like it is the desktop
Thank you craig, appreciate the kinds words. Here is some Oz Unity via Gnome DE.
Is This really Unity? I can't beleve it could look that good xD
mintmaniac2 wrote:
very nice, mmesantos1 - i was wondering how you got that setup in nautilus - with the breadcrumbs and back/forward/home on the same line. it saves a lot of space, how do you do it?
Thank you mintmaniac2, I am using elementary nautilus. I added it through Ubuntu Tweak, it has the option to add PPA for elementary desktop. Once PPA aded you do sudo apt-get update then it will show as an update for nautilus after you run update you will have this version of nautilus.
Thanks mmesantos1 i have been trying to find the option for that for ages now, but now i have it.
Edit:I said that when i was updating, but for some reason it hasn't worked. Ive got the tweaks options in teh preferences, but when i check the boxes, they don't do anything and uncheck themselves.
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sudo apt-get purge win7 && sudo apt-get install Freedom
You're currently going through a difficult transition period called "Life."
Thank you Leit,
I logged into the Gnome session in Oz Unity just to show that you have a Choice of De's, if you did not like the UNR you can always log into the Gnome session from the GDM.
mintmaniac2 wrote:
very nice, mmesantos1 - i was wondering how you got that setup in nautilus - with the breadcrumbs and back/forward/home on the same line. it saves a lot of space, how do you do it?
Thank you mintmaniac2, I am using elementary nautilus. I added it through Ubuntu Tweak, it has the option to add PPA for elementary desktop. Once PPA aded you do sudo apt-get update then it will show as an update for nautilus after you run update you will have this version of nautilus.
Thanks mmesantos1 i have been trying to find the option for that for ages now, but now i have it.
Your welcome,
I am glad I was able to help mintmaniac2.
OK I am posting this to show a new GTK theme, Hope, you can alter the color scheme to whatever you prefer, I set mine to go with my wall in the screenshot.
Nothing outstanding but works for me Had to shrink it a bit, too large for the forum...
Should add it's Kubuntu 10.10 as there's no sign of Mint 10 RC yet
Had to shrink it a bit, too large for the forum...