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Normally while updating an application in GNU/Linux, we download the source and compile and install it. Sometimes we find it hard to install when there are many dependencies. Consider an example of installing Pidgin and IM, the latest version is 2.6.1, if we start compiling from source we...

Docky Black Theme to comply with Gnome 3.x Adwaita

I felt a bit bored so I decided to make a quick mockup of a media player I would like to have in linux. I took inspiration from songbird, iTunes, amarok and boxee and created a combination of their best features along with a lot of new stuff. What do you think? It's my first mockup and I only...

Transform your Gnome desktop into a Wii! The package only contains existing themes/icons/wallpaper found on Gnome-Look and else. After applying the theme you just can buy a Wiimote and use it to control your PC ([url]http://www.wiili.org/Wiimote_driver#General_info[/url]). Your Wiinux...

I have added all the Pidgin smileys as custom smileys. This means your friends and contacts will be able to enjoy these beautiful smileys too, even if they haven't got Pidgin installed! Works best with MSN. I have added an install and uninstall script. This will no longer mess with...

I've been using Gwibber for accessing twitter and syncing my facebook status with twitter. Earlier I was disappointed with Adobe AIR based clients for AIR itself didn't run well on amd64 :/ . Gwibber's default theme looks quite disappointing and the best you can get is Brave by Ginkyo. Gwibber...

I finished 3 more Gwibber themes, but I still haven't attained nirvana, I will attain it when I will have made something similar to Tweetie's UI.

For New Ubuntu Clock: I used this theme for a base: http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Ubuntu+theme+for+clock+screenlet?content=52980 I changed the file clock_marks.svg with the same file from theme4linux-universe,rasterise(can't spell it right sorry I'm not a native english writer)...

just download, unzip to ~/.icons/Sonata, and run the included script. tell me what you think :)

Hi. Put the image in /usr/share/pixmaps/gnome-system-monitor/ as "sides.png".