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Two quick questions for anyone that has already tested it: - Does it include a dark theme by default, or not yet? :-/ - Can you install flatpak with `apt-get`

• kjullien 8y ago
  You can install any theme you want... This is linux, not macos. The point is for you to customize to your liking. Same for flatpack, I don't see why you expect it to be bundled over snaps (which is included if I recall) or appimages...
  • knocte 8y ago
    > You can install any theme you want... This is linux, not macos. The point is for you to customize to your liking. Not that easy without security risks. See: https://askubuntu.com/questions/854253/how-to-install-a-custom-gtk3-ubuntu-theme-without-having-to-add-a-ppa https://askubuntu.com/questions/854253/how-to-install-a-cust... That's why I ask if it has been included by default, in the preferences menu or wherever the theme preferences are. > Same for flatpack, I don't see why you expect it to be bundled over snaps I didn't ask if it's bundled. I asked if it's in the default repos to install it remotely (opt-in) without changing the repos configuration.
    • hocuspocus 8y ago
      You can install ubuntu-budgie-themes, they come with Pocillo, including a dark variant.
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• marenkay 8y ago
  `apt install flatpak` totally works. Why wouldn't it?
  • knocte 8y ago
    Cool thanks. I had a conversation with a debian developer recently and by what he said, I (mis)understood that Ubuntu was not including flatpak by default. Maybe he meant installing it (opt-out).