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The
GNOME
Desktop
horizontal gradient, a vertical gradient, or no gradient at all. Use ‘Color’ to define
the desired colors in the color editor.
the desired colors in the color editor.
To use an image file as a background picture, drag it from the file manager and
drop it in ‘Select picture’. Alternatively, click ‘Select picture’ to open a dialog in
which to select the desired image.
drop it in ‘Select picture’. Alternatively, click ‘Select picture’ to open a dialog in
which to select the desired image.
‘Picture Options’ determines what processing steps should be applied to the se-
lected image to adapt it optimally to the current screen resolution. The options
are ‘Wallpaper’, ‘Centered’, ‘Scaled’, and ‘Stretched’.
lected image to adapt it optimally to the current screen resolution. The options
are ‘Wallpaper’, ‘Centered’, ‘Scaled’, and ‘Stretched’.
2.2.7
Font
This module determines the font to use for the desktop. In a second step, enable
optional effects for the improvement of the font quality. The upper part of the di-
alog window shows the fonts selected for ‘Application font’, ‘Desktop font’, ‘Win-
dow title font’, and ‘Terminal font’. Click one of the buttons to open a selection
dialog in which to set the font family, style, and size. The options for ‘Font Ren-
dering’ and the additional configuration options accessible through ‘Details’ are
set to optimal values by default.
optional effects for the improvement of the font quality. The upper part of the di-
alog window shows the fonts selected for ‘Application font’, ‘Desktop font’, ‘Win-
dow title font’, and ‘Terminal font’. Click one of the buttons to open a selection
dialog in which to set the font family, style, and size. The options for ‘Font Ren-
dering’ and the additional configuration options accessible through ‘Details’ are
set to optimal values by default.
2.2.8
Theme
The style for all control elements on the desktop and of GNOME applications
is set here. Choose from various preinstalled themes. Selecting a style in the list
overview applies it automatically. ‘Details’ opens another dialog in which to cus-
tomize the style of single desktop elements, like window content, window bor-
ders, and icons. Making changes and leaving the dialog with ‘Close’ switches the
theme to ‘Custom theme’. Click ‘Save theme’ to save your modified theme under
a custom name. The Internet and other sources provide many additional themes
for GNOME as
is set here. Choose from various preinstalled themes. Selecting a style in the list
overview applies it automatically. ‘Details’ opens another dialog in which to cus-
tomize the style of single desktop elements, like window content, window bor-
ders, and icons. Making changes and leaving the dialog with ‘Close’ switches the
theme to ‘Custom theme’. Click ‘Save theme’ to save your modified theme under
a custom name. The Internet and other sources provide many additional themes
for GNOME as
.tar.gz
files. Install these with ‘Install theme’.
2.2.9
Accessibility
The settings of this module facilitate the use of the keyboard for users with mo-
tion impairments. The module consists of the three tabs ‘Basic’, ‘Filters’, and
‘Mouse’. Before modifying settings, activate ‘Enable keyboard accessibility fea-
tures’.
tion impairments. The module consists of the three tabs ‘Basic’, ‘Filters’, and
‘Mouse’. Before modifying settings, activate ‘Enable keyboard accessibility fea-
tures’.
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