Category: Eye Candy
Enhance Your Ubuntu Experience: Live Calendar and Clock Icons Now Available in the Dock
You can now enhance the visual appeal of your Ubuntu dock with a new GNOME Shell extension that transforms static…
Read more →Elevate Your Ubuntu Experience with a Sleek Desktop Weather Widget
Checking the weather on Ubuntu is made easy with a new Desktop Weather Widget that acts as a simple, unobtrusive…
Read more →Exciting Updates: New Icons and Theme Tweaks in Ubuntu 25.10!
Ubuntu 25.10 recently entered its user-interface freeze, but not before significant updates were introduced to the Yaru theme, which serves…
Read more →Revitalize Your Ubuntu Desktop: A Guide to the Hatter Icon Set
Ubuntu’s default Yaru icon set is functional, but if you’re looking for a more vibrant and engaging appearance for your…
Read more →Enhance Your Workspace with the Floating Mini Panel GNOME Extension
GNOME Shell extensions offer users the ability to customize their desktop environments, and one of the latest additions is the…
Read more →Paprius Icon Set Update: New Icons and Plasma 6 Support Enhance Your Desktop Experience
The Papirus icon theme, a popular choice for Ubuntu users, has received an exciting update. This new version adds 69…
Read more →Revitalize Your Ubuntu Desktop: Install the ‘Picture of the Day’ App!
Are you tired of staring at a dull desktop every day? The new Picture of the Day app for Ubuntu…
Read more →Bodhi Linux Unveils Fresh New Theme and Revamped Modules
A fresh new look is coming to Bodhi Linux, an Ubuntu-based distribution centered around the Moksha desktop, which is a…
Read more →Major Update for Dash to Panel GNOME Extension: What’s New?
A significant update has been released for the popular GNOME Shell extension, Dash to Panel, which now includes new settings…
Read more →Introducing Plank Reloaded: The Ultimate Desktop Dock App for Cinnamon Users
At one point, Linux dock applications were abundant, featuring innovative tools like GNOME Do/Docky and visually impressive solutions such as…
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