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On Linux you can customize your UI to achieve any look you want. - A Windows 3.1 window manager theme - The Windows 3.1 fonts with font hinting/antialiasing d
by 29athrowaway 1y ago
On Linux you can customize your UI to achieve any look you want.
- A Windows 3.1 window manager theme
- The Windows 3.1 fonts with font hinting/antialiasing disabled
- Windows 3.1 icons
- A matching cursor theme
- Lower your display resolution
- gond 1y agoI wish this would be the solution. What I would like specifically for Linux are alternative desktop environments like the resurrected CDE. Themes don’t update well and are in my experience, sluggish.
- 29athrowaway 1y agoTry this - XFCE - Bluecurve theme for GTK, cursors, XFWM4: https://github.com/neeeeow/Bluecurve https://github.com/neeeeow/Bluecurve (scale the xpm files from the XFWM4 theme 2x: mogrify -resize 200% *.xpm) - Default Bluecurve theme font: Luxi Sans Regular - Tiled wallpaper from KDE 1: https://github.com/KDE/kde1-kdebase/blob/master/pics/wallpapers/absolute_zero.jpg https://github.com/KDE/kde1-kdebase/blob/master/pics/wallpap... (scale it 2x using a external tool, and use it tiled) - Icons: https://www.pling.com/p/1012233/ https://www.pling.com/p/1012233/ Once you are done you can listen to this to have a more immersive retro experience: https://modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_player&query=33496 https://modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_player&query=3...
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- gond 1y agoThanks!