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Use Themes To Make DestroyTwitter Blend Into Your Ubuntu Desktop

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DestroyTwitter is an Adobe Air based twitter client that is popular with many Ubuntu users. One of it’s lesser known features are its theming abilities. I’ve chucked together a list of some themes I’ve used at one time or another to try and help DestroyTwitter to blend into the desktop. Window Borders The first step [...]

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Dust Persona For Firefox

I feel like I’ve written far to many eye-candy related posts today, so i’ll finish on a good one. This a dust persona for Firefox that matches up with the Dust GTK theme. No extra themes to install, no extra faff. It was created by Filipe Aguia and it’s awesome stuff! If Dust ain’t your [...]

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NewWave Firefox Themes

I’ve blogged previously about the Dust Firefox theme that seamlessly marries Firefox with the Dust GTK theme. Now it’s the turn of NewWave! Version One – NewWave Firefox Theme There is an official NewWave Firefox theme available that matches the widget set of NewWave. It’s very sleek and a great choice if you’re looking for [...]

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Dust Themes Megapost – Themes For Empathy, Gwibber, Firefox, aMSN, AWN, Lock-Dialog & tons more

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Dust is one of the most popular Ubuntu themes. So much so that is even now included in Ubuntu by default. Applications Whilst all GTK applications can adapt to Dust fine, those not written in GTK or that come with custom themes can look out of place. Thankfully there are plenty of “Dust” skins around [...]

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Dust Theme for Gwibber

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Leo Lannacone has designed the perfect Gwibber theme to compliment the GTK Dust theme. You can download the code using bazaar*: – bzr branch lp:~l3on/gwibber/dust-theme To install it, put it into the following folder: ~/.local/share/gwibber/ui/themes/ now just open Gwibber and select the new theme from the preferences dialog. I love Gwibber. I really do. So [...]

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Dust Firefox Theme works with SwiftWeasel!

If you prefer your Firefox a bit speedier, you might already be using the custom Linux build called ‘Swiftweasel‘. (You can find it in Add/Remove) It is no suprise then that the DUST firefox theme works flawlessly with it! See! Article originally appeared on omgubuntu.co.uk

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