Cara Install Cain And Abel Di Ubuntu Mate Themes

We have already seen. Now, if you are using GNOME Shell already, why not use a custom GNOME Shell theme? The steps are similar to installing themes in Ubuntu Unity but not entirely identical as the process to change GNOME theme is slightly different.

We use cookies to make wikiHow great. By using our site, you agree to our cookie policy. Nov 07, 2015  Here is the quick tutorial for the new users out there, a demonstration of how to add themes and setup panels in Ubuntu Mate 15.10. As always, thanks for.

In this quick tutorial, we shall see how to install custom GNOME Shell themes. The method should work for all the GNOME version including, 3.12 and above. Install themes in GNOME Shell There are two ways you can install GNOME themes. Install themes via PPA First is by using the official PPA of the theme. Some big projects, like Numix, provide their own PPA for easily installing the themes.

For example, you can use the following commands to install Numix theme in GNOME Shell. Sudo apt-add-repository ppa:numix/ppa sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install numix-icon-theme-circle Install themes from zipped file Not every theme designer provides a PPA. But you can always download theme pack which are often compressed. All you have to do is create a.themes directory in your home directory and extarct the theme files there. You can do it graphically using the file manager Nautilus.

Go to Home, right click, make new folder and name it.themes. Mind the dot at the start of the file name which is very important here. Alternatively, you can use the following command to do it in command line: mkdir ~/.themes.

Now under Appearance section, you should see the options to change icons or Shell themes. You can select the themes from here. The theme change should reflect immediately. If you do not see the theme changes immediately, press Alt+F2 key. It will open the command box.

Just type ‘r’ in it. This will restart the GNOME shell and the selected theme will be applied. If the theme change doesn’t reflect, press Alt+F2 and enter ‘r’ in it Possible troubleshoot: Not able to select GNOME Shell theme It might happen that you see an exclamation mark and you might not be able to select themes in it. Some what like this: Don’t worry. It’s not a big deal. You need to install Gnome Shell Extensions to fix this issue.

Use the following command in terminal: sudo apt-get install gnome-shell-extensions After installing the extensions, go to Extensions->User Theme and turn it on. Now, you should be able to install the themes as described earlier. You can get plenty of GNOME Shell themes from GNOME LOOK. But beware that not all themes might be compatible with your version of GNOME Shell. I hope this helps you to easily and correctly install themes in GNOME Shell. Any questions or suggestions are always welcomed.