I've installed the latest 17.10 Ubuntu and then used
sudo apt install gnome-session
to get rid of Ubuntu's modifications, as described here.
Although I prefer to have a vanilla GNOME experience, Ubuntu's new GNOME-Shell theme is very appealing. Unfortunately, I can't find this theme in GNOME Tweaks. The only GNOME-Shell theme that is present there is GNOME's default one.
Does somebody know a convenient way to install Ubuntu's new GNOME-Shell theme?
Best Answer
You may load the default Ubuntu 17.10 shell theme from your home directory. To do that follow the steps below.
MyTheme
either in~/.themes
or in~/.local/share/themes
. (You may create~/.themes
or~/.local/share/themes
if they don't exist.)MyTheme
calledgnome-shell
.gnome-shell
directory and name itgnome-shell.css
.Open this
gnome-shell.css
in a text editor and add the following lineInstall and activate the User themes extension from here.
Install the indispensable (GNOME) Tweaks (if not installed already) by running
Launch Tweaks, go to Appearance section and click on the drop-down box next to "Shell theme". MyTheme should appear in the drop-down list. Select it.