Ubuntu Basics – Wallpaper, Fonts and Themes
f you look up in your taskbar, the one on the top of your monitor, you’ll see Applications, Places and System. We’re going to look at System today and see a few bits of what’s in there that can be useful to us.
We’ll just touch on a few things up there, this won’t be an exhaustive guide but you should find it useful if you like things like screen savers and themes. This was written on a machine running Ubuntu 6.06 with Gnome.
First let’s go to System-> Preferences. Here’s where you can do a bit of customizing.
The first bit we’ll look at is Desktop Background Preferences.
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