Continuing the discussion from Qubes OS Wallpapers : [image] Qubes OS Wallpapers How about a fake looking Windows desktop, for when I am trying to look inconspicuous. Oh, that’s an interesting one. Using a windows background is probably the most cost-effective solution, but there are fancier t…

Wow. I have no words. This is exactly what I was looking for when I started this thread. How does one get to that configuration, if I may ask?

[image] deeplow: How does one get to that configuration, if I may ask? Looks like KDE: change desktop background, icon for launcher and window decoration, I suppose. There are likely multiple “Windows 10” themes you could download and apply.

Nope, it’s Xfce. Move the panel to the bottom of the screen Create ~/.icons and ~/.themes in dom0 Go to B00MERANG Project · GitHub and bow down before them. In a qube: 4. wget https://github.com/B00merang-Artwork/Windows-10/archive/master.zip 5. wget https://github.com/B00merang-Project/Window…

Amazing! Thanks for the writeup @unman . (even moved this to the “user support” category to mark your post as the solution). [image] unman: Go to B00merang Project · GitHub and bow down before them. Haha. Will do. Amazing work there, it seems. I had not heard of that project before.

Something like that Kali Linux / Packages / kali-undercover · GitLab would be awesome

[image] unman: Unzip the file from 4 in ~/.icons Unzip the file from 5 in ~/.themes I am stuck on this part. The files are in dom0 now, but I don’t have any GUI to unzip them and I’m not sure how to do this at the command line level or how to move them into the proper directory.

[image] qubesn00b: I am stuck on this part. The files are in dom0 now, but I don’t have any GUI to unzip them and I’m not sure how to do this at the command line level or how to move them into the proper directory. There is a GUI filemanager. Run “thunar” from terminal to start it.

They are in the right directories now, but I don’t know how to unzip them. I didn’t see a way to do that in Thunar. There’s probably a built in command line way in Qubes that I just don’t know.

Fortunately, there is a handy unzip command, you can use in a terminal.

Windows-10-master/gtk-3.20/assets/checkbox-unchecked-unfocused.png -> checkbox-unchecked.png Windows-10-master/gtk-3.20/assets/checkbox-unchecked-unfocused@2.png -> checkbox-unchecked@2.png Windows-10-master/gtk-3.20/assets/radio-checked-insensitive-unfocused.png -> radio-checked-insensitive.p…

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