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My Lenovo Thinkpad "linux hat trick". Manjaro Xfce, Xubuntu, and Ubuntu.
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Xfce 4.16
Theme: https://github.com/vinceliuice/Layan-gtk-theme / After installation of theme, I chose Layan-solid in Appearance and Window Manager settings
Rounded panels made with the help of reply, by ToZ, under this topic: https://forum.xfce.org/viewtopic.php?id=15163
System font: Ubuntu Bold
Terminal font: Monospace
The gaps were made by first, entering xfce4-settings-editor. Then, on 'Channel' list, I chose 'xfce4-panel' and then, for all (three in my case) panels, edited position properties. I needed to do this, as panels snap to the edges of screen, so it was impossible to just move them with cursor, that close. After that, I entered 'Workspaces' settings and then 'Margins' tab. There, I changed the left, right and bottom values to the same small number and top one to much higher number, so tiled or maximized windows, would not touch edges of screen and panels and instead, be slightly away from them. Unfortunately, when windows are tiled next, to each other, there is no gap. The only way to change that, is with one theme, but I like this one, so I just let that be.
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Hello, where i can find this background? Thank you
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