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Blubuntu turns Ubuntu blue
by Brad Linder Feb 29th 2008 at 2:30PM
But if you're looking for something slightly more comprehensive, you might wan to check out Blubuntu. It's a theme that gives Ubuntu a nice calm blue color scheme. It also comes with a suggested wallpaper.
You can install Blubuntu by opening a terminal window and typing "sudo apt-get install blubuntu-look." Once installed, you should find Blubuntu listed in your Appearance menu. In order to apply Blubuntu to your login screen, go to System->Administration->Login Window, and select Blubuntu from the "local" tab.
[via Tombuntu]
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Tush said 4:04PM on 2-29-2008
I kind of like the earthy tone to Ubuntu, it gives it a definite look that sets it apart from other OS's.
But I also like the ability to customize.
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