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Tag Archives: karmictweaks
Get Dramatically Faster Boot Times In Karmic With Ubuntu-Boot PPA
Karmic has made good progress on the road to the much-vaunted “10 second boot†aim in mind for 10.04. But you can get it even faster if you’re prepared to take the risk! Reader ‘Ellipsis’ pointed me in the direction the official Ubuntu-Boot PPA, which contains: – Packages containing instrumentation to aid in boot performance [...]
Re-enable Missing Icons In Ubuntu 9.10
One minor cosmetic change in Gnome 2.28 – which is the basis of Ubuntu Karmic Koala – has resulted in many users being left confused and wondering if there is a rather blatant bug in Ubuntu. I’m referring to the “missing icons” in the Places and System menu’s in Ubuntu. The missing icons aren’t actually [...]
UbuntuOne Icons to Match Karmic Panel Icons
The current default UbuntuOne icon in Karmic Koala is a bright, colourful and cheery icon which is great – expect it doesn’t match the rest of the default panel icons. This is actually a design choice by the Ubuntu Design team, however if you have Ubuntu One open all the time you may wish to have the [...]
Customize The Gnome Panel Clock To Match Karmic’s New Icons
Karmic may not be released, but this little tweak is too sexy not to mention! It changes the system clock applet to match the rest of the "new" style panel theme. For comparison, here’s the default set-up: – Easy Peasy Lemon Gconf Launch gconf-editor either via ALT+F2 or the terminal Naviagte the folders /apps/panel/applets/clock_screen0/prefs Right-Click [...]