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What is it with Desktop oriented Linux and the disgusting default brown/grey UI? Dear Ubuntu, you're not doing anyone a favour by having such a gross color as t
by 0xdeadb00f 7y ago
What is it with Desktop oriented Linux and the disgusting default brown/grey UI?
Dear Ubuntu, you're not doing anyone a favour by having such a gross color as the default. I can guarantee a lot of Mac + Windows users looking to switch see that gross color and discard Linux as a whole because of it. Remember, when regular users ask what Linux to pick, or google it, the first one to show up is usually Ubuntu. (These aren't technical people I'm talking about, they probably don't know or don't care that you can change the colors).
How about a clean white, like OSX? or sleek, neat Black?
- pcr0 7y agoKubuntu (KDE) has their blue/silver theme and Mint is a distinctive green. Ubuntu looks pretty drab in comparison.
- mackrevinack 7y agozorin has a whiter than white ui and its the distro i always recommend zorin for windows users instead of ubuntu because it's laid out similar to windows. the first time I tried out ubuntu i kept clicking the right side of the window for the X and minimise buttons and lasted maybe half and hour then switched to mint
- asymptotically2 7y ago>the first time I tried out ubuntu i kept clicking the right side of the window for the X and minimise buttons You can change this, but the option is hidden away somewhere (gnome-tweak-tool or some dconf option maybe).