First Check these:
GTK2 Theme: BlubuntuGtkTheme
Window Borders: BlubuntuMetacity
Wallpaper: BlubuntuWallpaper
GDM Theme: BlubuntuGdmTheme
Icon Set: BlubuntuIcons
Login Splash: BlubuntuLoginSplash
Usplash Theme: BlubuntuUsplash
Installation:
$ sudo aptitude install blubuntu-look (to install everything)
$ sudo aptitude install blubuntu-theme (for item)
$ sudo aptitude install blubuntu-gdm-theme (for GDM)
$ sudo aptitude install blubuntu-wallpapers (to screen)
$ sudo aptitude install blubuntu-session-splashes (for splashes)
2 comments:
~$ sudo aptitude install blubuntu-look
Tries to remove ubuntu-desktop
How can I remove the desktop?
Blubuntu is a great looking theme - far more attractive than Ubuntu's default dung-like hues. Unfortunately, there is a bug in the package, rendering it uninstallable and hence utterly useless...
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/blubuntu-look/+bug/298946
Sady, almost a year on, it STILL hasn't been fixed.
I used KDE instead for a while. Unfortunately that's been severely messed up too since the adoption of KDE4. Seems the KDE developers value stupid widgets more highly than stability! Kubuntu 8.04 is the last release with the nice. pretty, stable KDE 3.5x.
In fairness, KDE 4 will probably be quite nice in a few years time. And I guess Blubuntu will be fixed at some point in the dim and distant future too. However, in the meantime, it seems that Canonical is incapable of producing a modern desktop that is both stable and actually looks nice too!
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