Filed under: OS Updates, Linux, Open Source, Canonical
A lot of new Ubuntu users are put off by the default color scheme. 'Brown and orange? Those are colors a non-winning football franchise would pick.' (you know I love you, Browns!) Well, it's really not all that hard to tweak your interface to something more 'you' in Ubuntu -- and soon there will be some more default options available.
Four new community-developed themes are now available, and they're all well done and visually appealing. While there are still plenty of mocha tones, I think each one is a nice alternative to Ubuntu's out-of-the-box look.
Check the screens and get download links after the break!
[via Ubuntu Manual]
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