I cannot download xfce theme manager
On my xubuntu I have this horrible software headings, I want to remove them, a post said to download xfce-theme-manager, so I did everything I had to do:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:rebuntu16/other-stuffsudo apt updatesudo apt-get install xfce-theme-manager
When I try to install xfce theme manager I get an error along the lines of xfce-theme-manager doesn't exist (My language is setted to italian, so I don't know the exact translation)
Detail: I use gtk themes
What can I do to install xfce-theme-manager or at least, not having those software headings anymore?
themes
asked Jan 23 at 15:25
YanderellaYanderella
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On my xubuntu I have this horrible software headings, I want to remove them, a post said to download xfce-theme-manager, so I did everything I had to do:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:rebuntu16/other-stuffsudo apt updatesudo apt-get install xfce-theme-manager
When I try to install xfce theme manager I get an error along the lines of xfce-theme-manager doesn't exist (My language is setted to italian, so I don't know the exact translation)
Detail: I use gtk themes
What can I do to install xfce-theme-manager or at least, not having those software headings anymore?
themes
asked Jan 23 at 15:25
YanderellaYanderella
1
Please post an image of "software headings".
– DK Bose
Jan 23 at 15:40
@DKBose headings
– Yanderella
Jan 23 at 15:48
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On my xubuntu I have this horrible software headings, I want to remove them, a post said to download xfce-theme-manager, so I did everything I had to do:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:rebuntu16/other-stuffsudo apt updatesudo apt-get install xfce-theme-manager
When I try to install xfce theme manager I get an error along the lines of xfce-theme-manager doesn't exist (My language is setted to italian, so I don't know the exact translation)
Detail: I use gtk themes
What can I do to install xfce-theme-manager or at least, not having those software headings anymore?
themes
asked Jan 23 at 15:25
YanderellaYanderella
1
On my xubuntu I have this horrible software headings, I want to remove them, a post said to download xfce-theme-manager, so I did everything I had to do:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:rebuntu16/other-stuffsudo apt updatesudo apt-get install xfce-theme-manager
When I try to install xfce theme manager I get an error along the lines of xfce-theme-manager doesn't exist (My language is setted to italian, so I don't know the exact translation)
Detail: I use gtk themes
What can I do to install xfce-theme-manager or at least, not having those software headings anymore?
themes
themes
asked Jan 23 at 15:25
YanderellaYanderella
1
asked Jan 23 at 15:25
YanderellaYanderella
1
asked Jan 23 at 15:25
YanderellaYanderella
1
asked Jan 23 at 15:25
YanderellaYanderella
1
asked Jan 23 at 15:25
YanderellaYanderella
1
1
Please post an image of "software headings".
– DK Bose
Jan 23 at 15:40
@DKBose headings
– Yanderella
Jan 23 at 15:48
add a comment |
Please post an image of "software headings".
– DK Bose
Jan 23 at 15:40
@DKBose headings
– Yanderella
Jan 23 at 15:48
Please post an image of "software headings".
– DK Bose
Jan 23 at 15:40
Please post an image of "software headings".
– DK Bose
Jan 23 at 15:40
@DKBose headings
– Yanderella
Jan 23 at 15:48
@DKBose headings
– Yanderella
Jan 23 at 15:48
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It appears that you want to change the theme of your window manager. For that, you do not have to install any extra software.
Click on the mouse icon (or the menu icon) usually located at the left end of your panel). In the window that opens, click on Settings in the right pane and then scroll down to window manager in the left pane.
You'll get a new window titled Window Manager. Click on the Style tab. The "software heading" will change depending on the theme you choose in the left pane. You can make other changes there as well. In the next image, I've chosen Numix.
And this is what the Greybird theme looks like (and it resembles the image you posted):
answered Jan 23 at 16:20
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It appears that you want to change the theme of your window manager. For that, you do not have to install any extra software.
Click on the mouse icon (or the menu icon) usually located at the left end of your panel). In the window that opens, click on Settings in the right pane and then scroll down to window manager in the left pane.
You'll get a new window titled Window Manager. Click on the Style tab. The "software heading" will change depending on the theme you choose in the left pane. You can make other changes there as well. In the next image, I've chosen Numix.
And this is what the Greybird theme looks like (and it resembles the image you posted):
answered Jan 23 at 16:20
DK BoseDK Bose
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It appears that you want to change the theme of your window manager. For that, you do not have to install any extra software.
Click on the mouse icon (or the menu icon) usually located at the left end of your panel). In the window that opens, click on Settings in the right pane and then scroll down to window manager in the left pane.
You'll get a new window titled Window Manager. Click on the Style tab. The "software heading" will change depending on the theme you choose in the left pane. You can make other changes there as well. In the next image, I've chosen Numix.
And this is what the Greybird theme looks like (and it resembles the image you posted):
answered Jan 23 at 16:20
DK BoseDK Bose
14.1k124285
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It appears that you want to change the theme of your window manager. For that, you do not have to install any extra software.
Click on the mouse icon (or the menu icon) usually located at the left end of your panel). In the window that opens, click on Settings in the right pane and then scroll down to window manager in the left pane.
You'll get a new window titled Window Manager. Click on the Style tab. The "software heading" will change depending on the theme you choose in the left pane. You can make other changes there as well. In the next image, I've chosen Numix.
And this is what the Greybird theme looks like (and it resembles the image you posted):
answered Jan 23 at 16:20
DK BoseDK Bose
14.1k124285
It appears that you want to change the theme of your window manager. For that, you do not have to install any extra software.
Click on the mouse icon (or the menu icon) usually located at the left end of your panel). In the window that opens, click on Settings in the right pane and then scroll down to window manager in the left pane.
You'll get a new window titled Window Manager. Click on the Style tab. The "software heading" will change depending on the theme you choose in the left pane. You can make other changes there as well. In the next image, I've chosen Numix.
And this is what the Greybird theme looks like (and it resembles the image you posted):
answered Jan 23 at 16:20
DK BoseDK Bose
14.1k124285
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answered Jan 23 at 16:20
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Please post an image of "software headings".
– DK Bose
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@DKBose headings
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