PURTIFY YOUR LINUX DESKTOP

Want to turn your Linux Desktop appearance into Windows (why on God’s green Earth would you do such a thing?), a Mac, or just look different? Linux Desktops offer different ways to change their appearance. Take a look…

(Oh, and I found a better theme for Xfce in Manjaro that I'll show you next time around. ;-) )

For ALL Things Customizable in Linux: https://www.pling.com/

Another Great Source for Appearance & Icon Themes: https://b00merang.weebly.com/

Yuengling - America’s Oldest Brewery (Just Because): https://www.yuengling.com/ (Their Lager and Black & Tan are my favorites!)

There is another place you can drop Theme & Icon folders, and that's in your Home Directory in the corresponding .theme or .icon folder. The only thing about this is that if an Open/Close dialog pops up, it's not going to be themed like the rest of your desktop. Cursors revert to the default as well. This is why I suggested you place these folders in your /usr/share/themes or icons folders.

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