Want to change the boring default Ubuntu desktop themes? Well, there’s a script allows to easily install a list of the latest version of nice GTK themes.
It supports GTK 3.18 to 3.24, and will install the correct version according to your system. So far, support themes are:
- Adapta
- Arc (Firefox themes: Arc, Arc Darker, Arc Dark)
- Arc-Flatabulous
- Arc-Red
- Breeze
- Candra (GNOME 3.20+ only)
- Ceti-2 (GNOME 3.18 only)
- Cloak (GNOME 3.20+ only)
- DeLorean Dark (GNOME 3.18 only)
- EvoPop
- Flat-Plat
- Flatabulous (GNOME 3.18 only)
- Flattiance (GNOME 3.18 only)
- Fresh-Finesse
- Greybird
- macOS-Sierra
- Minwaita
- Numix
- OSX-Arc Collection
- Paper
- Plano (GNOME 3.20+ only)
- Pop
- Redmond-Themes
- Vertex
- Vimix
- Yosembiance (GNOME 3.18 only)
- Zuki
1. To get the script, open terminal via Ctrl+Alt+T or searching for “Terminal” from app launcher. When it opens, run command:
sudo apt install git && git clone https://github.com/tliron/install-gnome-themes
2. The command clone the script source into your user root directory. To run the script, simply run command:
~/install-gnome-themes/install-gnome-themes
To avoid rebuilding themes, it will delete installed themes with same names, then install some required libraries, finally download and build the themes one by one in your system:
When everything’s done, launch Gnome Tweak Tool or Unity Tweak Tool and enjoy the new themes by selecting one of them:
via:github
