themes on Debian
Greetings all
how do I get my desktop to look like this http://www.lynucs.org/index.php?scre...d52f1&p=screen and if It is a theme 2 questions is it dangerous to down load and if not where can i dl them? here is another one although the website i got it from was in another language http://www.vivaolinux.com.br/screens...809068.vol.png Thank you all |
The one at lynucs.org is super easy, it's just enlightenment window manager with a background and gDesklets. The other one, the part I'm guessing you're talking about it probably SuperKaramba. Google either and you'll sort it out, gDesklets is for GNOME and SuperKaramba is for KDE, if you run a neuteral window manager such as fluxbox then you can use either :)
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Ok how do I install a theme on debain where do I go and set it up. and where would the installed file be.
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Fast Hint, Those Temperature and HD monitoring stuff are superkaramba themes.
Just go here and download what you want. And use superkaramba to open those themes you downloaded. |
Greetings
I dl superkaramba-0.35.tar.gz and installed it (well tried to) here is what I did after unpacking it using the gui method. I typed ./configure which seemed to do fine but then I typed make and it went well until the end where it said 2 error then after I tried make install it gave 1 error at the end of the installation. Any way I cant seem to find it any where did it install and if it did how can I find it also is this version any good. Well thank you all |
kde-look.org
gnome-look.org |
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cool man thanks a lot.
no how do I know if something I want can be found using apt-get install and also if I have to change the website that I am dling from how do I do it. Thanks again |
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apt-cache search programName and as a result you will get a list of package names along with a short description for each one. Then locate which one you really want to install and use its exact package name in the "apt-get install" command. Example, Lets say you want to install a network sniffer program but you don't have an exact program in mind. So you first do a search Code:
spark:/home/onemanarmy# apt-cache search network sniffer it is the right package to install. You would like to get more info about it; like version, more detailed description...etc. So you do Code:
spark:/home/onemanarmy# apt-cache show dsniff Code:
spark:/home/onemanarmy# apt-get install dsniff located in the file /etc/apt/sources.list. Hope I helped. |
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