cyberpunked themes for Plank Dock

cyberpunked themes for Plank Dock Original

Plank Themes dock gnome kde plank themes

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Description:

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>>>>> Simple theme for Plank Dock in a Cyberpunk Style <<<<<

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>>>>>>>>>> How to install themes for Plank Dock?? <<<<<<<<<<

>>>>>>>>>> If you don't have Plank Dock installed <<<<<<<<<<
>>> Install it with the command: "sudo apt install plank" <<<

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>>>>>>> Once installed, download and extract the files <<<<<<<

>>>>>>>> FOR ROOT DIRECTORY: Open the terminal and type:
"sudo apt nautilus" or whatever your file manager is.
Copy and paste the extracted files in the next path:
"/usr/share/plank/themes"

>>>>>>>> FOR LOCAL DIRECTORY: Press the ctrl + h keys.
Now the hidden files will be shown.
Copy and paste the extracted files in the next path:
".local/share/plank/themes"

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>>>>>>>> Now, press the Plank Dock Icon or ctrl + right click
on any place in Plack Dock to show the preferences menu.
Got to "THEME" and choose any Dockjave theme.

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>>>>>>>> I added the separators, to add them in Plank Dock,
just drag and drop the image inside the Dock as with any icon,
you don't need to create an .desktop file in the applications,
you only need to drag the .png image to the Dock and that's all,
It has worked very well for me

You will find two folders, one for horizontal mode, Dock bottom
and another for vertical mode, Dock on the left or right side.

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>>>>>>>>> LAST STEP, MAKE SURE YOU ENJOY IT!!!! <<<<<<<<<
>>>>>>>>> .....And Vote & Pling!!!! <<<<<<<<<

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- You can download the wallpapers from here: "https://www.opendesktop.org/p/1305540/"

Last changelog:

Changelog 3 months ago

- Fixes and improvements.

opendesktop
5 months ago

Hi fkorpsvart,
can you seperate the wallpapers in a new product and link to them from here, thanks.

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fkorpsvart
5 months ago

Yes, no problem, thanks }:)

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Bloodybeast
5 months ago

10 Awesome Thanks for these amazing. What is the music player you are using in the screenshot

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fkorpsvart
5 months ago

Thanks, Bloodybeast, I hope you're enjoying it.

About the Music Player, it is Lollypop.
If it is not for your distro, you can download the .deb file from here: https://launchpad.net/~gnumdk/+archive/ubuntu/lollypop/+packages

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Bloodybeast
5 months ago

How did you get your lollypop settings to look like that in the screenshot. I want to set it up that way if you can tell me

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fkorpsvart
5 months ago

Just resize de window until you have the player in that form, then go to the "preferences", then to the "appearance", and in the "Items in sidebar" you must select "Artists".
You must also enable "Show artist artwork" and then reduce the "Album Cover size" to the smallest.

That's all in my preferences, I did not do anything else, I hope it works for you.

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