MiyoLinux sez`s:
Have fun...and make it your own!

geez dude...you make it easy to have fun tweaking..!
I just found a post about adding a theme...{ I haven't got that far in exploring this system,
...still adding apps to make my own... }
But, then I find this post and of course got time to see what comes...
Frucking "A" !
So many themes to easily choose from...& ya made me learn about adding launchers,
and doing more!

You or Devuan got use for another testing laptop...I'm in!

Thx again...

Hi stanz! Hope you're doing well!

Part of the philosophy behind Miyo was to make Openbox a little easier to use for folks who may have wanted to try Openbox...but had never pulled the trigger...I just wish I had included those extra tint2 panels in the releases!

MiyoLinux sez`s:
Have fun...and make it your own!

geez dude...you make it easy to have fun tweaking..!
I just found a post about adding a theme...{ I haven't got that far in exploring this system,
...still adding apps to make my own... }
But, then I find this post and of course got time to see what comes...
Frucking "A" !
So many themes to easily choose from...& ya made me learn about adding launchers,
and doing more!

You or Devuan got use for another testing laptop...I'm in!

Thx again...

Instructions:

1. Download the .zip file from...

https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code … r3ip8w0mQX

2. Open the file manager as root, navigate to the downloaded file, and extract the .zip file to...

/usr/share/tint2

Hopefully, you've installed an archive manager such as Xarchiver.

3. The new tint2 configurations should now be accessible from the Tint2 Settings application in your menu.

Have fun...and make it your own!