ARCOLINUX -D -B 19.1 We created the following MINIMAL desktops. There are tutorials out there that will give you an insight how to create your own personal ArcoLinuxB

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ARCOLINUX -D -B 19.1 We created the following MINIMAL desktops. There are tutorials out there that will give you an insight how to create your own personal ArcoLinuxB iso and we hope you find your own workflow by watching the video’s.

  • budgie-minimal
  • cinnamon-minimal
  • deepin-minimal
  • gnome-minimal

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More and more people are finding their way to ArcoLinux. We saw this growth in the usage of our bandwidth. We have invested in a high speed data server to host all our packages and iso’s.

More info here.

We have added this stargate themed conky to the collection.

All conkies are now using fonts, that are either copyright free or have the accompanying copyright license on ArcoLinux.

Nomacs is standard installed but the theme was changed overtime so we could hardly see the icons in the panel on top. We have set it standard to a dark theme.

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