This is the Linux app named SweetBerry whose latest release can be downloaded as Archivev1.zip. It can be run online in the free hosting provider OnWorks for workstations.
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SCREENSHOTS:
SweetBerry
DESCRIPTION:
This is my dotfiles that I made, it's a dotfiles design to be understandable and hackable by anyone and themed with SweetPastel. Instead of making multiple Window Manager Configs with different style I opt in on just one style but it should be compatible to other Window Manage so if you switch to another Window Manager it should be the same style, plus it's less work. All the configs are stored in a folder so it won't conflict at your pre existing configs (Except of the window managers they will conflict unless you backup your old files)
Features
- A pastel themed rice
- If you have problems or need some information about the dotfiles check wiki page
- All the configs are stored in a folder so it won't conflict at your pre existing configs
- SweetDots is license under MIT License
- You need curl, bash and git installed in your system
- Designed to be understandable and hackable by anyone and themed with SweetPastel
Programming Language
Unix Shell
Categories
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