I have noticed that many people try to imitate Mac OSX Tiger’s look with their current operating system. No matter is it Windows or Linux. I’m one of those people and this is my atteption to make Ubuntu Linux look like OSX Tiger. I use Ubuntu simply because it is the best distribution of the best operating system. Ubuntu uses Gnome as it’s desktop environment. For this reason the guide is for only for Gnome users. It you are using some other distribution, this guide is still valid in most cases. This guide tries to be as spesific as possible, so that even newbies can follow it easily!

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New Amora complete GUI style booked in Windows Styles.

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We start our guistyles club on deviantART.

You can join us there, help us grow !

More details here: guistyles on deviantART

Hope to see you there and enjoy our work.

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This is Interview with roberTO, one of the best Linux themes creator. He creates Linux GUI customize for years so anyone that use Linux and customize know this person. We take some time and talk with roberTO.

coxis: Hello !

roberTO: Hello

First of all tell us how old are you, where you live, what is you primary system, from how long you use Linux and what is your primary desktop, KDE, Gnome or what ?

OK!

And runing on Mac Mini Core Duo
Ooo nice so Linux + Apple

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I lead GUIStyles for almost two years but never got a chance to write a customize guide, I was to lazy…..Well now i have a chance to write this simple guide with new page start (TopStyles) and i try to explain what is what in customizing Windows and Linux OS.

In first place i want to show you how good desktop can look. This are GUIStyles winners of the best screenshots competition for last three months.

March Best Screenshot:

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