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Crystal Sugar XFCE/XFWM4 Theme for Linux

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Crystal Sugar XFCE/XFWM4 Theme for Linux

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crystal sugar themea pastel pink theme with a hot pink border and glossy buttons
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Re: Crystal Sugar XFCE/XFWM4 Theme for Linux

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You have 69 posts as of this post

Also what does the rainbow button do?
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Re: Crystal Sugar XFCE/XFWM4 Theme for Linux

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vakingvoda wrote:
You have 69 posts as of this post

Also what does the rainbow button do?
Really? Wow lmao. I'm not sure what the rainbow button does. But if I had to guess, it might be a drop down menu for the window's settings. Since on XFCE, there's an arrow button in the titlebar that lets you choose things like if a window's "always on top" or moved to another workspace. I'm not sure if Cinnamon has this feature. But I like to use it sometimes, mostly for setting stuff as "always on top."
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