Ubuntu 8.10, the next release of the Linux distro we looked at earlier this month, will have a much-requested “DarkRoom” theme available, though the lighter Human remains the default. A full screen of the DarkRoom desktop is below. [via]
Ubuntu 8.10, the next release of the Linux distro we looked at earlier this month, will have a much-requested “DarkRoom” theme available, though the lighter Human remains the default. A full screen of the DarkRoom desktop is below. [via]
Thomas
Saturday, October 18, 2008 at 4:33 AMI’m glad they included it; this theme is like marmite to the Linux community. You either love it or hate it!
Personally, I find marmite sort of ok; and I love the new theme – so oh well!
kaddy
Monday, October 20, 2008 at 11:37 PMWhat ever happened to Mark Shuttleworths Plans to Make Ubuntu “Prettier” “in his own words”
Than Mac Osx/Leopard???
In my Opinion this long awaited new ubuntu theme, ‘which isn’t even set to default’
gets a BIG Thumbs Down from me.
Thank Fark For Kde
kaddy
Tyler Mulligan
Friday, January 16, 2009 at 12:40 AMha, dark themes are the future. It’s nice that they’ve included a warm dark theme. I’ve made a little tweaks to my version but it feels good :).