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uninstall-all-icons-and-themes.sh Script to install the best conky configuration for Linux Mint 18Ĭonky, is a system monitor that displays information on various components, such as RAM memory, CPU usage, system time, etc. It is worth noting that if you want to uninstall the icons and themes in the future, you can do so by executing the following script found in the cloned repository. If you want your desktop to be like mine, you must choose the following configuration: Once you have installed the icon and theme pack, we proceed to select the most appropriate one, to do this from the menu we access «Topics», we choose the combination of Window Borders, Icons, Controls, Mouse Pointer and Desktop. This script will automatically install the following icons for Linux Mint 18. Script to install the best icons for Linux Mint 18Īs we did with the themes, to install the icons we must locate ourselves in the directory of themes-icons-pack.git and run the following script like this: all-in-once-installation_deb_icons.sh This script will automatically install the following themes for Linux Mint 18. To run the all-in-once-installation_deb_themes.sh script, found in the repository themes-icons-pack.git that we cloned, we must from the cloned directory, execute the following script in this way. For this we must execute the following command: git clone Script to install the best themes for Linux Mint 18

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To access the script to download and install the best themes and icons, we must clone the repository that contains both, in addition to the scripts to install each theme separately. There are many ways to customize your Linux Mint 18, many of them are free, I particularly don't have much time to install things one by one, go testing and so on, so I take advantage of 3 scripts that will allow us to install various themes, icons and settings for conky. Without a doubt, this is a mandatory step, to install git in Linux Mint 18, we must write the following command: sudo apt-get install git-all Customize appearance The default configuration of this application guarantees proper use of your battery, so just install it and that's it. In case you have installed Linux Mint 18 on your laptop, I recommend that you install a battery manager that will allow you to manage the charging and discharging of your battery for them, we must follow the following steps: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:linrunner/tlp To reverse this situation we can go to Menu> Preferences> Language support or also by typing the following command in a terminal: sudo apt-get install language-pack-gnome-en language-pack-en language-pack-kde-en libreoffice-l10n-en thunderbird-locale-en thunderbird-locale-en-en thunderbird-locale-en-ar Install battery manager

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In the Preferences Menu> Additional Drivers we can update and change (if we wish) the proprietary driver of the graphics card or other device that is causing problems.Īlthough by default Linux Mint installs the Spanish language pack (or any other that we have indicated during the installation) it does not do so completely.

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Sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get upgrade Install the proprietary drivers (video card, wireless, etc.) It is possible that new updates have come out since you downloaded the image, so you can check if there are updates available from the update manager (Menu> Administration> Update Manager) or with the following command: It is important to note that each of these steps have been tested and their correct result has been verified, in the same way, this is my personal step by step, so probably some things you do not need to do according to your tastes, this guide will save you a lot of time and above all it will help you to have your distro stable and beautiful. Steps to take after installing Linux Mint 18 'Sarah'

Linux Mint 18 comes with several development environments, most of the steps performed in this guide (if not all) are compatible with each of the desktops.

If you have the Ubuntu-based version, many programs and packages are highly compatible between both distributions.

Another important component that is installed by default is Synaptic, the well-known package manager.

Unlike Ubuntu, Mint comes by default with most of the multimedia audio and video codecs, so updating them is not a priority.

Some considerations to take into account before starting the guide

2.10 Install audio plugins and an equalizer.

2.8 Install essential programs automatically.

2.6.4 Script to install the best conky configuration for Linux Mint 18.

2.6.2 Script to install the best icons for Linux Mint 18.

2.6.1 Script to install the best themes for Linux Mint 18.

2.2 Install the proprietary drivers (video card, wireless, etc.).

2 Steps to take after installing Linux Mint 18 'Sarah'.

1 Some considerations to take into account before starting the guide.

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