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. [b]![/b] If you don't yet have Lato search for [i]"ttf-google-fonts-typewolf"[/i] in your package manager

for [i]"ttf-google-fonts-typewolf"[/i] in your package manager or go to: [url=https://www.typewolf.com/google

* ------------------- The default installation of the package gtk2-engines, not install you really need, which is this: Murrine

. This little program makes managing gnome splash screens a snap. To install it, open Synaptic package manager

a snap. To install it, open Synaptic package manager and search for "gnome splash". In the applet

to install the build-dependencies first (package names may vary depending on your distro), [i][b]glib2

! We are all ears :) How to install: Ubuntu and Debian based distributions: Install sudo add-apt

Synaptic package manager and search for "gnome splash". In the applet that opens, click add, then browse

I am leaving this at the same name I came up with a few years ago as is the same principle. I have done the utmost to improve on looks and quality. I am still hoping to capture the quick load on every device possible. The gtk.css file is still rather small since is still under 800 lines and now...

Description: This package contains four Patterns for your Nautilus and is part of the "Art