Open Source Unix Shell Icon Sets

La Capitaine is an icon pack — designed to integrate with most desktop environments. The set of icons takes inspiration from the latest iterations of macOS and Google's Material Design through the use of visually pleasing gradients, shadowing, and simple icon geometry. Every image in this theme is a scalable vector graphic so it will look great at any size, on any screen. In my spare time, I work on adding new icons, updating old ones, and making this theme more complete. Since this theme is updated often, you should clone this git repository and pull regularly to make sure you're always up-to-date. La Capitaine comes with a configuration script that attempts to determine your distribution and desktop environment. Using this information, La Capitaine updates several system icons and icons used for mime-types. La Capitaine doesn't ship with two distinct variants, because I wanted to keep the size of this project to a minimum.

Iconic font aggregator, collection, and patcher. Nerd Fonts patches developer-targeted fonts with a high number of glyphs (icons). Specifically to add a high number of extra glyphs from popular ‘iconic fonts’ such as Font Awesome, Devicons, Octicons, and others. All patched fonts have Powerline symbols, extra Powerline symbols and many icons to choose from. Build your own status line, add icons to filetypes, and make visual grepping easier. You are only limited by your imagination. Use the provided FontForge Python Script to patch your own font or to generate millions of unique combinations/variations.

GW2Icon is an icon font written in pure CSS3. It allows you to easily include Guild Wars 2 icon in your pages.

Lüv is the spiritual successor to Flattr, a flat but complex icon theme for freedesktop environments. Icons are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike International 4.0 License. Icons and wallpapers are available to download directly from this repository. Add screenshots of the missing icon and the instances where it's displayed like: menus, taskbars, panels, notifications, etc. Copy the images to your Pictures folder; rename them if necessary, right-click the image and select "Use as wallpaper".

You might be here looking for (Linux) rice reference or to (full?) replicate my personal configuration of my favorite Openbox Window Manager and several apps as well. Debian-based Linux distributions. Arch-based Linux distributions. Gentoo source-based Linux distributions. Another independent Linux distribution. Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD) variants. Additionally Z shell with oh-my-zsh plugins. Aesthetics don't only look at the beauty of the results. There's beauty, in a sense, users are expected to feel like they are part of how this was crafted. Emotion and satisfaction, relatively. Ideally, the author's idea is to use this as a minimal "replacement" for bloated and complicated desktop environments. Pragmatically, what are the "benefits" in our daily life, especially for low-end devices. Realistically, be "grateful" to accept the existence of lightweight and non-proprietary software, and use it (instead of using pirated software).