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Logo Menu - Menu similar to Apple's macOS menu for the GNOME Desktop This extension gives a simple menu along with the ability to get the icon of your distro on top left part of the panel for a great look. The Icon can be customised through settings, it has both Linux and BSD logos. For more...

[ Please vote for the Firefox icon in this theme! I'm thinking about changing it. ] https://github.com/nestoris/Win98SE/discussions/32 Enhanced Classic icon theme (used with Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows ME, Windows 2000 systems) from MicroSoft Memphis project for GNU/Linux inspired by...

a plymouth theme with multiple tux characters

Roedor Icon Theme, magical old release /*beautiful emblems*/

a plymouth theme featuring 3D tux / penguin alongside with progress bar and shutdown animation (2nd pic)

Updated to 44-I have been using this with Dash To Dock with the shrink option. Ubuntu Dock is good but there is a bug with the running dot being off center. If you install Dash To Dock and set the counter indicators to default it will center them correctly. Then you should be able to continue...

Xenlism Grub Theme fork form Grub-theme-vimix https://www.gnome-look.org/p/1009236/ Ubuntu Style Debian Style Arch Linux Manjaro Linux Fedora Linux NixOs Linux Kali Linux Mint Linux Gentoo Linux PopOs Windows MacOs If you have a problem with install script. unpack tar.xz open unpack folder. you...

DeepGreen-Dark is a GNOME-Shell theme based on the colour scheme that I personally made and applied using Gradience, a Libadwaita customizing tool. How to install: 1. Download the archive and extract it 2. Move that folder into your ~/.themes directory 3. Use the GNOME Tweak Tool to apply it

Pretty In Purple is a Gnome-shell theme based on the Pretty Purple preset from the Gradience Libadwaita customizing tool. 1. Download .tar.xz and unzip 2. Move folder to ~/.themes 3. Change theme with Gnome Tweaks under Appearance / Shell.

Ever wished of being able to hide any apps you didn't like in GNOME's app menu? Well wish no more, as this is the extension for you! App Hider allows you to hide any app from GNOME's app menu without going through the long process of editing the apps files.