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[Lifehacker] Easy Desktop Customization with Ubuntu Tweak
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This is nice.
One thing I dislike about Linux is how there really isn't a central "control center." There's the DE's control center, which controls mostly GUI stuff, but some admin stuff (devices, etc.) Then you got little programs like NetworkManager and the package manager that are all independent of each other, but they do system things. I guess this is one reason I really like Suse and its Yast control center. It's something that centralizes system settings. I can go there instead of working with independent programs here and there. I realize that isn't what this program is, though. I guess I went off topic lol
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I tried this, but you really can't do too much.
The hidden settings aren't too hidden, and there are not too many useful settings in there. I don't think I ended up changing anything.
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