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Canonical announced a while back that a new icon theme will be created for Ubuntu, but they didn’t give any further details. An user has posted on a Brazilian Ubuntu forum a link to a company called Yellowicon that has some cool Ubuntu icons in its portfolio. The page doesn’t mention if these are the new official Ubuntu icons or not, but Canonical shows up on the Yellowicon clients list. Screens here : www.yellowicon.com

welcome all ^_^ on my tutorial . for changing your icons on ubuntu you first need to be sure that u do have gnome-tool tweak installed . then u gonna go to : www.gnome-look.org and go to ICONS . and chose the icon pack that u like ,download it ,extract it . and follow the video =D

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