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To select an installed look the keybindingĪlternatively, the terminal command regolith-look can be used to change looks and refresh the active session with the selected look. apt or a GUI package manager can be used to search for available looks. By convention, Look packages use the following naming format regolith-look.

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Like status bar indicators, looks are packaged and are installed and removed like any other software package. Looks provide a simple way of changing the entire look of the desktop. Here is a table of status indicators as of Regolith 2.2: PackageĬolors, wallpaper, window and bar layouts and other visual factors are bundled together in Regolith and called “looks”. There is more documentation available for configuring status indicators, also called “blocklets”. To find what indicators are available, run apt search ^i3xrocks- or search for i3xrocks- in your favorite package manager GUI, such as Synaptic.

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For example, to show a status indicator for your laptop battery, simply run sudo apt install i3xrocks-battery and then refresh the session using regolith-look refresh. Status indicators such as CPU load, date and time, notifications, weather, and other system info can be added or removed by installing packages. If you wish to manage wallpaper externally to Regolith, simply specify empty values for wallpaper image and color: echo ': ' > ~/.config/regolith2/XresourcesĮcho ': ' > ~/.config/regolith2/Xresources For example, to specify a lockscreen image: echo ': /usr/share/backgrounds/hardy_wallpaper_uhd.png' > ~/.config/regolith2/Xresources The keys are the same as desktop wallpaper, but with lockscreen prefixed to wallpaper, like so:. The lockscreen wallpaper can be managed in the same way as the desktop wallpaper. To specify a secondary color and gradient: echo ': ' > ~/.config/regolith2/XresourcesĮcho ': green' > ~/.config/regolith2/XresourcesĮcho '.type: vertical' > ~/.config/regolith2/Xresources To specify a color rather than an image use the Xresource key : echo ': ' > ~/.config/regolith2/XresourcesĮcho ': blue' > ~/.config/regolith2/Xresources Options are: none, wallpaper, centered, scaled, stretched, zoom, spannedĮxample: echo ': zoom' > ~/.config/regolith2/Xresources To change the image treatment (zoom, scale, etc.) of the wallpaper image, set. The wallpaper can be set by specifying the path to the wallpaper image via the Xresources key .Įxample, assuming the file /usr/share/backgrounds/hardy_wallpaper_uhd.png is present: echo ': /usr/share/backgrounds/hardy_wallpaper_uhd.png' > ~/.config/regolith2/Xresources Most Regolith Looks provide a default desktop color or image. Users that prefer more visual effects and have well supported graphics support in Linux may want to install one of the following compositors: PackageĪn older compositor that may work better on some hardware By default, Regolith 2.x does not install a specific compositor due to issues with a small subset of graphics hardware/drivers. View the current battery status on a laptop: sudo apt install i3xrocks-batteryĬompositors add visual effects to the windowing environment. To remove any of these indicators later, simply uninstall them from your system. The following snippet installs status indicator packages recommended for new users: sudo apt install i3xrocks-focused-window-name i3xrocks-rofication i3xrocks-info i3xrocks-app-launcher i3xrocks-memory

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See below for details on how to select a look.

For users looking to minimize disk usage, uninstalling looks that are unused is recommended. NOTE: this may pull in fonts, themes, and wallpapers. Install all of the official Regolith looks: sudo apt install regolith-look-*Īlternatively, apt will list available looks that may be installed: apt list | grep regolith-look.

Assign a workspace to a specific Output (Display)Ĭonfiguration Recommended Packages for New Users.

So to install this just move on here and click that switch-i like thing on the right to turn it on, and it will ask you do you want to install it. Here we have one amazing extension for gnome shell called **Weather** or something like that. Paid Application ($2.99), available at developers' website Sudo apt-get install my-weather-indicator Sudo add-apt-repository ppa:atareao/atareao To install my weather indicator type in terminal(to start Ctrl+ Alt+ T): To install weather applet indicator write in terminal(to start Ctrl+ Alt+ T)

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Sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get install unity-lens-utilities unity-scope-cities Sudo add-apt-repository ppa:scopes-packagers/ppa To install type this in terminal(to start Ctrl+ Alt+ T) Here are some variants you may like: First Way: city lens