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Cinnamox-Heather-NT

*** Disclaimer: This is NOT one of the official Cinnamox themes, but a fork that has been customized. ***

Cinnamox-Heather-NT features a pale blue colour scheme and dark text.

It is based on Cinnamox-Heather, but (as a nod to Windows NT styles) has a visible border (albeit with rounded corners). Also the title and titlebar buttons are etched and the buttons provide a different visual feedback.

And although I'm not a fan of Dock Panels, as the experience is unfamiliar and jarring, I ran across a design in the Chillies and Pepper themes (@friedidli30) that makes the middle panel transparent, but leaves the familiar menu/window-list and system-tray in the bottom-left and bottom-right, respectively. I have implemented that here.

Cinnamox-Olive-NT

*** Disclaimer: This is NOT one of the official Cinnamox themes, but a fork that has been customized. ***

Cinnamox-Olive-NT features a pale olive colour scheme and dark text.

It is based on Cinnamox-Heather, but (as a nod to Windows NT styles) has a visible border (albeit with rounded corners). Also the title and titlebar buttons are etched and the buttons provide a different visual feedback.

And although I'm not a fan of Dock Panels, as the experience is unfamiliar and jarring, I ran across a design in the Chillies and Pepper themes (@friedidli30) that makes the middle panel transparent, but leaves the familiar menu/window-list and system-tray in the bottom-left and bottom-right, respectively. I have implemented that here.

Cinnamox-Wood-NT

*** Disclaimer: This is NOT one of the official Cinnamox themes, but a fork that has been customized. ***

Cinnamox-Wood-NT features a pale brown colour scheme and dark text.

It is based on Cinnamox-Heather, but (as a nod to Windows NT styles) has a visible border (albeit with rounded corners). Also the title and titlebar buttons are etched and the buttons provide a different visual feedback.

And although I'm not a fan of Dock Panels, as the experience is unfamiliar and jarring, I ran across a design in the Chillies and Pepper themes (@friedidli30) that makes the middle panel transparent, but leaves the familiar menu/window-list and system-tray in the bottom-left and bottom-right, respectively. I have implemented that here.

A bash script that monitors network activity,showing bars, working with the RunCommand Applet, for Linux Mint, Cinnamon Desktop Environment, or Generic Monitor for XFCE.

Wood Theme for Linux Mint Cinnamon. (Wallpaper not included)

Windows XP NT Theme for Linux Mint Cinnamon. A fork of Windows XP Embedded by Elbullazul and B00merang Project. Modified menu, startbar, titlebar, frame to look more NT-like, but with XP Embedded coloring. (Wallpaper not included)

From an Ubuntu based Linux Mint to my full-fledged workstation.

SpectrWm Manual Binary Build / Manual Install in Mint 20 so Future Updates of the binary can be easily implement without the use of the SpectrWm's Repo's. I did this 1 year ago. I have redesigned the repo on 06/06/2022

Unofficial graphical Wine installer for Linux (Ubuntu-based distros)

This is a simple bash script. It is a calendar applet for the Ciinamon Desktop Environment. It shows data in a more compact way (two rows), thus being more economical as far as the panel real estate is concerned.

A simple bash script to display cpu usage in Cinnamon DE. It displays one bar for each cpu core in the Cinnamon panel. It works in combination with the CommandRunner applet.

Script para después de instalar cualquiera de tus distro Favorita con sabor a Ubuntu 18.04+

khanza-install-linux-mint