20160106

elementaryPlus Adds Missing Icons to Your elementary OS

http://lmelinux.net/2015/08/25/elementaryplus-adds-missing-icons-to-your-elementary-os/

It adds numerous indicator and application icons on top of the default elementary icon set so third party apps will fit into elementary's design.

elementaryPlus application icons

How to install elementaryPlus

There1s a eprfect installation guide at elementaryPlus' Github page, so I just copy it here.

You can add our PPA (Personal Package Archive) to your sources:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:cybre/elementaryplus  sudo apt-get update  sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get install elementaryplus  

or just download or clone this repository.

To enable the theme, launch "elementary+ Configurator" from the application menu or run./install.shfrom the parent directory of this repository, respectively, and switch on the "Core Icon Theme" option.

Please also make sure, that the original elementary icon theme is installed, because elementary+ only provides additions and inherits the base theme.

The elementary+ Configurator

elementaryPlus configurator

More info: https://github.com/mank319/elementaryPlus

4 коментарі:

  1. 7 Elementary OS Freya Tweaks to Make the Platform Even Better
    https://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/836297-7-elementary-os-freya-tweaks-to-make-the-platform-even-better
    Enable Canonical Partners repository

    There’s plenty of great software available… but from a repository not enabled by default. Enabling this particular repository will add a number of important software titles to your Software Center, such as Skype, adobe-flashplugin, and even media codecs.

    In order to enable this particular repository, do the following:

    Click on Slingshot (the Applications menu in the upper left corner)

    Type Software

    Click on Software & Updates when it appears

    Click on Other Software

    Click to enable Canonical Partners (Figure 1)

    When prompted, enter your sudo password and click Authenticate

    Click Close.
    Enable restricted codecs

    Out of the box, most things work. Due to regional restrictions, however, some multimedia files may not play. To get around that, you must install extra codecs. Once you’ve installed the Canonical Partners repository, this is actually a single command away. Open up a terminal window (Click on Slingshot, type terminal, and click to open the terminal) and enter the following command:

    sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras

    Type your sudo password, hit the Enter key, and allow the software to install. Once the installation is complete, you should be able to enjoy those multimedia files.

    Install LibreOffice

    The one major piece of software you’ll find missing from Elementary OS Freya is an office suite. That’s not a problem as LibreOffice is free, open source, and ready to serve. Instead of installing LibreOffice from the Software Center (which will most likely be an out-of-date release), let’s install the latest version. Here’s how:

    Download the necessary .deb main installer package that matches your architecture (either 32 or 64 bit) from this page

    Save the file to your Downloads directory

    Open up a terminal window

    Change into the downloads directory with the command cd ~/Downloads

    Extract the downloaded file with the command tar xvzf LibreOffice_XXX_Linux_YYY_deb.tar.gz (Where XXX is the release number and YYY is the architecture)

    Change into the newly created directory with the command cd LibreOffice_XXX (Where XXX is the release number)

    Change into the DEBS subdirectory with the command cd DEBS

    Issue the command sudo dpkg -i *deb

    Enter your sudo password and hit the Enter key

    Allow the installation to finish.

    If you open up the Slingshot and type libre you should now see entries for all the pieces that comprise the LibreOffice office suite.

    Install Nemo

    The default file manager, GNOME Files, is sufficient for some...but others may find it sorely lacking in features. Instead of giving GNOME Files a chance, why not just install a far more powerful and tweak-able file manager. For this, you’ll want to install Nemo. Here’s how:

    Open up a terminal window

    Add the requisite repository with the command sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/nemo

    Update apt with the command sudo apt-get update

    Install Nemo and the file-roller plugin with the command sudo apt-get install nemo nemo-fileroller

    Now, there’s a slight problem with using Nemo as it stands. When you issue the command nemo to start the file manager, it will attempt to manage your desktop (which you do not want, considering the Elementary OS Freya desktop cannot work with a third-party manager). To avoid that, issue the command nemo --no-desktop.

    But what if you don’t want to start the new file manager from command line? The best way around that is to create a keyboard shortcut. Here’s how:

    Open up Settings

    Click on Keyboard

    Click on Custom

    Click the + button

    Type the command nemo --no-desktop when prompted to enter the command

    Hit the Enter key

    Click where it says “Disabled” (Figure 3)

    Click the keyboard shortcut you want to use (I prefer Super+F) to assign the key combination

    Log out of Elementary OS and log back in for the changes to take effect

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  2. http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/elementary-os-luna-tips/

    1. Add Files To Desktop
    With Pantheon (the default file manager in Luna) you can’t bring files or folders onto the desktop. But in Nautilus, it’s possible. Launch the Software Center, search for "gnome-tweak-tools" and install it.
    Now go to Terminal (CTRL+ALT+T) and type the same (gnome-tweak-tools) to launch it.


    From the Desktop menu you can adjust the desktop to your liking. Check Have file manager handle the desktop and other options like display My Computer or Trash icon.


    However, we need to make these changes boot with the OS. Go to the System Settings > Startup Applications > Add. Input the Name (Nautilus, for example) and type nautilus -n in Command. This will do the trick.

    2. Minimize Window Button
    Another uncomfortable thing you will find is that you can’t minimize windows. By default you have to click on the desired application in Dock in order to do so. To bring back the traditional buttons, do the following.

    Install Dconf Editor by typing the command sudo apt-get install dconf-tools. Launch it from Applications > System Tools.


    Navigate to org > pantheon > desktop > gala > appearance and type :minimize,maximize,close in button-layout.

    4. Additional Wallpapers
    One of the first things most people notice (and praise) in Luna is the wallpapers collection. And you can download some more using this command: sudo apt-get install elementary-wallpaper-collection.

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  3. Arc Theme
    https://github.com/horst3180/Arc-theme

    ///
    http://lmelinux.net/2015/06/07/the-beautiful-arc-gtk-theme-gets-an-official-repository/

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  4. sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
    sudo apt-get install gnome-tweak-tools
    sudo apt-get install dconf-tools
    sudo apt-get install nemo nemo-fileroller
    sudo apt-get install gnome-terminal gedit
    sudo apt-get install rhythmbox

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