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# Installation is easy!
- Required dependencies info for nerds
+ Required dependencies info for nerds (click to open)
### "Install from source" deps
- sassc
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Don't worry, WhiteSur installer already provides all of those dependencies.
- Recommended GNOME Shell extensions
+ Recommended GNOME Shell extensions (click to open)
- [user-themes](https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/19/user-themes/) to enable gnome-shell theme (and not just the application theme)
- [dash-to-dock](https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/307/dash-to-dock)
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ Run `./install.sh` to install the default WhiteSur GTK theme pack.
### Uninstall
- For example:
+ For example: (click to open)
- uninstall Gtk themes: `./install.sh -r`
- uninstall GDM theme: `sudo ./tweaks.sh -g -r`
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ Run `./install.sh` to install the default WhiteSur GTK theme pack.
## There's so many customizations you can do!
Usage: `./install.sh [OPTIONS...]`
- Options
+ Options (click to open)
```bash
-d, --dest DIR
@@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ Show this help.
### Fix for libadwaita (not perfect)
- Details
+ Details (click to open)
Since the release of `Gnome 43.0`, more and more built-in apps use `libadwaita` now, and libadwaita does not support custom themes, which means we cannot change the appearance of app using libadwaita through `gnome-tweaks` or `dconf-editor`. For users who love custom themes, it’s really sucks!