I don't know how to use dotfiles yet, but basically, I went to https://www.opendesktop.org/ I navigated to the Cinnamon themes section and found the "Cinnamon Delight" and "Exodus" themes. I also downloaded the Windows Vista icon pack since I couldn't find a Windows 7 one. Sorry it took me so long to respond; I've been offline for a few days.
Unnecessary UI and layout redesigns are one of my biggest pet peeves with software. Just as users get comfortable and build muscle memory, developers push an update that completely scrambles the layout, forcing everyone to re-learn basic workflows.
A recent example is the Samsung built-in photo editor—it used to be simple and efficient, but recent UI updates ruined the experience to the point where I'd rather just export to GIMP.
Software should follow the core Unix philosophy: Do one thing, and do it well ~Doug McIlroy
Apple and Google lost the plot on this years ago. When users rely on a product, constant arbitrary layout changes destroy usability. If developers insist on overhaul updates, the absolute bare minimum should be providing clear release notes or documentation explaining the new layout idk just me I guess good app tho.
It's an unspoken rule: if you're a Linux user, you're obligated to mention it in every conversation, even if it's not about Linux. I use Debian, btw. :3
I don't know how to use dotfiles yet, but basically, I went to https://www.opendesktop.org/ I navigated to the Cinnamon themes section and found the "Cinnamon Delight" and "Exodus" themes. I also downloaded the Windows Vista icon pack since I couldn't find a Windows 7 one. Sorry it took me so long to respond; I've been offline for a few days.
😅 Sorry just a habit.
Unnecessary UI and layout redesigns are one of my biggest pet peeves with software. Just as users get comfortable and build muscle memory, developers push an update that completely scrambles the layout, forcing everyone to re-learn basic workflows.
A recent example is the Samsung built-in photo editor—it used to be simple and efficient, but recent UI updates ruined the experience to the point where I'd rather just export to GIMP.
Software should follow the core Unix philosophy: Do one thing, and do it well ~Doug McIlroy Apple and Google lost the plot on this years ago. When users rely on a product, constant arbitrary layout changes destroy usability. If developers insist on overhaul updates, the absolute bare minimum should be providing clear release notes or documentation explaining the new layout idk just me I guess good app tho.
It's an unspoken rule: if you're a Linux user, you're obligated to mention it in every conversation, even if it's not about Linux. I use Debian, btw. :3