First of all, I install synaptic and gdebi, because I don't like the Ubuntu Store thingy:
- sudo apt-get install synaptic gdebi
Then get back the Gnome Classic look:
- sudo apt-get install gnome-session-flashback
- log out to change the window manager by clicking on the icon next to your user name then login again.
Then set up gnome-session-flashback with Compiz
- Add something to the panel: Alt+Super + Right click
- Set number of workspaces:
- sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
- in Compiz Config Settings Manager navigate to General / General Options / Desktop Size set the size you want.
- Change date-time format on panel
- sudo apt-get install dconf-editor
- in Dconf Editor navigate to com > canonical > indicator > datetime
- Set "time-format" to "custom"
- Set "custom-time-format" to the format you want, i.e. %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S
- Make sure that "show-clock" is check-marked.
- Change the Indicator App on the panel to show less
- Gnome Session Flashback installs indicator-applet-complete, but there are more then one indicator applet that can be downloaded with synaptic. The difference between them is this:
- indicator-applet-complete is: messaging applications, power settings, bluetooth settings, network settings, sound settings, date and time settings, user accounts, session management
- indicator-applet is: messaging applications, power settings, bluetooth settings, network settings, sound settings
- indicator-applet-session is: user accounts, session management
- indicator-applet-appmenu is: your active application's menu header
- Other settings can be changed in the Dconf Editor under com > canonical > indicator. (i.e. turn off the language icon)
- Turn off effects:
- in Compiz Config Settings Manager navigate to Effects and turn off Animations
- Set Nautilus (Files) default view to List
- follow instructions here.
- Make .sh files run on double click
- follow instructions here.
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