How to add more eye candy to the GNOME desktop
Screenshot by Jack Wallen/ZDNETThe Linux desktop was an exciting place in the early 2000s. Various window managers and desktop environments were inundated with special effects. These effects made Windows and Mac desktops look old and tired next to LinuxI had Linux desktops that amazed my family and friends, so much that some of them decided to switch to the open-source operating system.Also: How to install Linux on an old laptop to give it new life and purposeHowever, most Linux desktops have migrated from a fun to a serious approach during the past decade. But that switch doesn’t mean you can’t reclaim the past glories of Linux. And I’ll show you how to add a bit of panache to your desktop.Here are my top ways to add eye candy to the GNOME desktop. More
