When Ubuntu 17.10 was released, Canonical moved away from the Unity Desktop environment and replaced it with the popular GNOME 3.24 Desktop environment.
UBUNTU 18 INSTALL
Update your package list: sudo apt updateĪnd finally install the new theme: sudo apt install ubuntu-communitheme-session Even though the new Desktop Theme was thought to be shipped with 18.04, dues to some bugs and other issues, the default theme will stay.īut users who want to have a sneak peek into the community theme can do that by doing the following:Īdd a repository for the Community theme: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:communitheme/ppa With Suru icon them, the Ubuntu 180.4 desktop comes with all-new refreshing look.Īmidst a lot of speculations that whether Ubuntu 18.04 will ditch the Ambience Theme and come in with the GTK theme, we’ve received credible information that Ubuntu users will need to live with the Ambience theme for now. But since the project was scrapped, Canonical asked Sam to convert it for their desktop theme to be shipped with Ubuntu 18.04. Initially the Suru icon theme was developed for Ubuntu Touch, the mobile version of Ubuntu. It is a free and open source desktop icon them created by Sam Hewitt. Ubuntu 18.04 comes with an all-new default icon community theme called Suru. Just remove the Note color emoji font to disable color emojis. You don’t need to install any kind of third party apps or add any other additional configurations to enable color emojis as it is supported natively in Ubuntu 18.04. With the help if Note Color emoji fonts, Ubuntu 18.04 could will be able to provide your color emojis that can be used everywhere. When previous version were supporting only monochrome emojis, the Bionic Beaver supports beautiful and attractive color emojis. Here are the new features that you can expect with Ubuntu 18.04:
April 26th, 2018 – Official, Final release of Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.
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