Can communitheme session be installed in xubuntu 18.04?
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Wanted to know as I am considering my options upgrading from xubuntu 16.04.
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Wanted to know as I am considering my options upgrading from xubuntu 16.04.
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Wanted to know as I am considering my options upgrading from xubuntu 16.04.
xubuntu session 18.04
asked Apr 26 at 9:52
siebenheaven
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Wanted to know as I am considering my options upgrading from xubuntu 16.04.
xubuntu session 18.04
asked Apr 26 at 9:52
siebenheaven
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asked Apr 26 at 9:52
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asked Apr 26 at 9:52
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The Communitheme session, which comes with the Communitheme snap package, is for Gnome Shell, so no, it won't work in Xubuntu. The Gtk and icon themes can be installed in Xubuntu by using the Communitheme PPA.
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That's sad, rules out one option. Could you give some source regarding this, or is it that someone tried this out? What other options do I have apart from clean installing normal ubuntu?
– siebenheaven
Apr 26 at 14:12
The source... is actually the source code:launchpad.net/~communitheme/+archive/ubuntu/ppa/+files/… If you look in the source, under recipe > session, in the ubuntu-communitheme.desktop file you'll find this: "Exec=env GNOME_SHELL_SESSION_MODE=ubuntu-communitheme gnome-session --session=ubuntu TryExec=gnome-shell". The session loads Gnome itself...
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1 Answer
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up vote
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The Communitheme session, which comes with the Communitheme snap package, is for Gnome Shell, so no, it won't work in Xubuntu. The Gtk and icon themes can be installed in Xubuntu by using the Communitheme PPA.
answered Apr 26 at 10:14
Logix
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That's sad, rules out one option. Could you give some source regarding this, or is it that someone tried this out? What other options do I have apart from clean installing normal ubuntu?
– siebenheaven
Apr 26 at 14:12
The source... is actually the source code:launchpad.net/~communitheme/+archive/ubuntu/ppa/+files/… If you look in the source, under recipe > session, in the ubuntu-communitheme.desktop file you'll find this: "Exec=env GNOME_SHELL_SESSION_MODE=ubuntu-communitheme gnome-session --session=ubuntu TryExec=gnome-shell". The session loads Gnome itself...
– Logix
Apr 26 at 18:07
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up vote
0
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The Communitheme session, which comes with the Communitheme snap package, is for Gnome Shell, so no, it won't work in Xubuntu. The Gtk and icon themes can be installed in Xubuntu by using the Communitheme PPA.
answered Apr 26 at 10:14
Logix
5017
That's sad, rules out one option. Could you give some source regarding this, or is it that someone tried this out? What other options do I have apart from clean installing normal ubuntu?
– siebenheaven
Apr 26 at 14:12
The source... is actually the source code:launchpad.net/~communitheme/+archive/ubuntu/ppa/+files/… If you look in the source, under recipe > session, in the ubuntu-communitheme.desktop file you'll find this: "Exec=env GNOME_SHELL_SESSION_MODE=ubuntu-communitheme gnome-session --session=ubuntu TryExec=gnome-shell". The session loads Gnome itself...
– Logix
Apr 26 at 18:07
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up vote
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up vote
0
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The Communitheme session, which comes with the Communitheme snap package, is for Gnome Shell, so no, it won't work in Xubuntu. The Gtk and icon themes can be installed in Xubuntu by using the Communitheme PPA.
answered Apr 26 at 10:14
Logix
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The Communitheme session, which comes with the Communitheme snap package, is for Gnome Shell, so no, it won't work in Xubuntu. The Gtk and icon themes can be installed in Xubuntu by using the Communitheme PPA.
answered Apr 26 at 10:14
Logix
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answered Apr 26 at 10:14
Logix
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answered Apr 26 at 10:14
Logix
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answered Apr 26 at 10:14
Logix
5017
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That's sad, rules out one option. Could you give some source regarding this, or is it that someone tried this out? What other options do I have apart from clean installing normal ubuntu?
– siebenheaven
Apr 26 at 14:12
The source... is actually the source code:launchpad.net/~communitheme/+archive/ubuntu/ppa/+files/… If you look in the source, under recipe > session, in the ubuntu-communitheme.desktop file you'll find this: "Exec=env GNOME_SHELL_SESSION_MODE=ubuntu-communitheme gnome-session --session=ubuntu TryExec=gnome-shell". The session loads Gnome itself...
– Logix
Apr 26 at 18:07
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That's sad, rules out one option. Could you give some source regarding this, or is it that someone tried this out? What other options do I have apart from clean installing normal ubuntu?
– siebenheaven
Apr 26 at 14:12
The source... is actually the source code:launchpad.net/~communitheme/+archive/ubuntu/ppa/+files/… If you look in the source, under recipe > session, in the ubuntu-communitheme.desktop file you'll find this: "Exec=env GNOME_SHELL_SESSION_MODE=ubuntu-communitheme gnome-session --session=ubuntu TryExec=gnome-shell". The session loads Gnome itself...
– Logix
Apr 26 at 18:07
That's sad, rules out one option. Could you give some source regarding this, or is it that someone tried this out? What other options do I have apart from clean installing normal ubuntu?
– siebenheaven
Apr 26 at 14:12
That's sad, rules out one option. Could you give some source regarding this, or is it that someone tried this out? What other options do I have apart from clean installing normal ubuntu?
– siebenheaven
Apr 26 at 14:12
The source... is actually the source code:launchpad.net/~communitheme/+archive/ubuntu/ppa/+files/… If you look in the source, under recipe > session, in the ubuntu-communitheme.desktop file you'll find this: "Exec=env GNOME_SHELL_SESSION_MODE=ubuntu-communitheme gnome-session --session=ubuntu TryExec=gnome-shell". The session loads Gnome itself...
– Logix
Apr 26 at 18:07
The source... is actually the source code:launchpad.net/~communitheme/+archive/ubuntu/ppa/+files/… If you look in the source, under recipe > session, in the ubuntu-communitheme.desktop file you'll find this: "Exec=env GNOME_SHELL_SESSION_MODE=ubuntu-communitheme gnome-session --session=ubuntu TryExec=gnome-shell". The session loads Gnome itself...
– Logix
Apr 26 at 18:07
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