Epidermis theme manager is an open source GTK application for managing, automatically downloading and installing themes of various types, in order to transform the look of your Ubuntu desktop, from the moment you turn it on until the moment you turn it off. Take a look at the screenshots.
Initial screen
Applying a skin
Mac4Lin skin activated
Ubuntu Studio skin activated
Repo browsing
This release includes several new features. .pigment files can be previewed directly from Nautilus thanks to their thumbnails. You can double-click on them to open, install and activate them. Skins can also be incomplete, you don't have to link grub and usplash pigments to your skin any more.
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I've been working on exciting things for Epidermis 0.3: much better integration with .pigment files. Look at this screenshot: all the .pigment files have been thumbnailed, whatever their type (metacity, gtk, etc).
Good things coming soon...
(for the impatient there's always the bazaar branch)
Epidermis 0.2.4 has been released. It fixes a few nasty bugs that weren't picked up in the previous release. This release also marks the first time a developer besides flimm has contributed code: everybody shout for Gergely Szarka! Changelog:
0.2.3 has been released. The Danish and Spanish speakers will like this one: Epidermis has been translated into their languages, thanks to Mads Konradsen, David A Páez, DiegoJ, Javier García Díaz and Paulis.
Changelog:
Seems like half of all the currently open bugs are marked as "Fix Committed", so it's about time I release those fixes! So I'm releasing Epidermis 0.2.3~beta1 to testers!
If you find any problems, just submit a bug report.
If you successfully go through the test case, post a comment here so I see how ready 0.2.3 is to be released. I'm particularly interested in users who have already installed a previous version of Epidermis.
Thank you.
Hello just to keep you informed on the traffic of Epidermis,This are a couple of fun facts:
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