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It will not read files from the Regolith 1.x user config directory ~/.config/regolith.

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In order to make this upgrade simpler, Regolith 2 uses the user config directory of ~/.config/regolith2. Now reboot the system and select the regolith session at the login screenĬustom configurations from Regolith 1.6 will need to be manually ported to Regolith 2.

#Ubuntu change desktop manager install#

Next install the Regolith 2 desktop package: sudo apt install regolith-desktop # See configuration page for additional packages Perform the Ubuntu system upgrade to 22.04, however DO NOT reboot as prompted until the following steps are completedĪfter the 22.04 upgrade completes, add the Regolith 2 package repository: wget -qO - | gpg -dearmor | sudo tee /usr/share/keyrings/regolith-archive-keyring.gpg > /dev/nullĮcho deb " jammy main" | \ Upgrade the system to all the latest packages on current release (either Ubuntu 20.04 or 21.10) To install Regolith 2 into an existing Ubuntu system that is upgrading to 22.04, follow these steps: The easiest way of restarting it is to reboot your system. The login manager will need to be restarted for the new desktop session to be recognized. You can also run cat /etc/X11/default-display-manager To get results. 1.) Run the following command to see which display manager is currently running. See the Getting Started guide for important details. To change the default display manager, open a terminal from the System Application Launcher and do the following steps one by one. By default does not use docks, icon folders, or global drop-down menus.

The Regolith Desktop is very different from common desktop environments.

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Update apt and install Regolith sudo apt update Substitue arm64 for amd64 in the two places in the above line to install on ARM-based systems. Gpg -dearmor | sudo tee /usr/share/keyrings/regolith-archive-keyring.gpg > /dev/nullĪdd the repository URL to your local apt: echo deb " \ Register the Regolith public key to your local apt: wget -qO - | \ To configure your system to read packages from the Regolith package repository and install the desktop package. We will be going through all the configuration steps using Ubuntu Desktop 20.04 image which includes Gnome 3 version 3. Unity shell used by older, pre 17.10 versions of Ubuntu and it had some issues in terms of using it with XRDP. This makes updating and removing easy and consistent. Checking which shell/window manager you are using with wmcrtl command. Regolith can be installed as system packages.

Assign a workspace to a specific Output (Display).

icons folder will show up in the cursor theme picker in GNOME Tweaks (though you will need to close and reopen the app if you add a theme while the utility is open). Remember: press ctrl + h to view hidden files/folders in Nautilus, and press again to re-hide.Īny cursor themes you place inside the. icons folder is not present on your system (and it isn’t included in Ubuntu by default, so this is likely) you can go ahead and create a new folder and name it - just remember to use all lowercase letters for ‘icons’ and include the preceding. How? Just move, cut, or copy the ‘source’ folder for the cursor theme you want to install - this will be a folder will several files inside, including one named cursor.theme - to the (hidden). Right-click on these in Ubuntu’s default file manager Nautilus and choose “Extract Here” to ‘unpack’ them. You can choose the cursor size from an available list of sizes in accordance with your text size and Zoom screen settings.

Click the Universal Access tab and then click Cursor Size under the Seeing column.

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Typically, you will download third-party pointer packs as a compressed archive, usually a. Ubuntu 18.04 allows you to change the cursor size through the Settings application. So, for more choice, you’ll want to seek out some third-party sets yourself. Ubuntu’s default set of pointers isn’t exactly wild.