Download Skin Pack Ubuntu For Windows 7 32 Bit

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If you must use Windows but you prefer the look and feel of Ubuntu Linux, we found a customization pack, called Ubuntu Skin Pack 4.0, that makes Windows 7 look like Ubuntu 11.04. This customization pack changes the login screen, boot screen, wallpaper, theme, Start button, icons, etc. The pack even provides some Ubuntu functionality by installing a few utilities. NOTE: We recommend that you create a system restore point before installing this customization pack, in case you don’t like the results or in case you encounter any problems during or after installation. See our post,, for instructions on creating a system restore point in Windows 7. Download Ubuntu Skin Pack 4.0 from. The Ubuntu Skin Pack 4.0 can be installed in 32-bit or 64-bit Windows 7 with Service Pack 1.

To install the Ubuntu Skin Pack, extract the.zip file you downloaded and double-click on the.exe file. If the User Account Control dialog box displays, click Yes to continue. NOTE: You may not see this dialog box, depending on your User Account Control settings. See our post,, for more information.

The Welcome screen on the setup wizard displays. Read through the License Agreement and select the I accept the terms in the License Agreement check box. The Read Me file displays. Read through the file and click Next to continue. A screen displays allowing you to select the components to install.

We chose to install all the components. Once you have made your selections, click Install. The progress of the installation displays. The Ubuntu Skin Pack uses a program called CustoPackTools to change the look of Windows 7.

If the program is not installed, the following dialog box displays prompting you to download it. Click Yes to download the program. NOTE: For information about installing and using CustoPackTools to change the look of your Windows 7 system, see our two part article: and.

A dialog box displays making sure you want to install the Ubuntu Skin Pack. Click Yes to continue with the installation. Read through the License Agreement and click I Agree.

The progress of the installation displays. To see the details of the installation process, click Show details. When the installation process is completed, click Next. Once the installation is done, the Completing the Ubuntu Skin Pack 4.0 Setup Wizard screen displays.

You must reboot your computer to finish the installation. If you are not quite ready to reboot your computer, select the I want to manually reboot later radio button. Otherwise, select the Reboot now radio button. Click Finish. When you reboot the logon screen will be the Windows logon screen but the coloring will be like Ubuntu and the Ubuntu logo displays at the top and bottom of the screen.

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You may see the following error display once you are logged in. The Yod’m 3D – Options dialog box displays in French by default. However, the Language tab displays, allowing you to change the language to English, if desired.

Click OK to close the dialog box. A dialog box displays warning you that the settings file for Rainmeter ( Rainmeter.ini) is not writable and settings cannot be saved permanently. To fix the Rainmeter problem, move the Rainmeter.ini file to the location designated on the dialog box. Or, you can delete the Rainmeter.ini file and it will be recreated in the correct location. You Windows desktop now has the look and feel of Ubuntu 11.04, including the Unity desktop and the panel at the top of the screen.

You’ll notice that the Windows Explorer window above also looks like Ubuntu. To use the Unity desktop, it might be easier if you remove the icons from the desktop. To do this, right-click on any empty space on the desktop, and select View Show desktop icons from the popup menu so there is no check mark to the left of the option. The Start menu is still available using the Ubuntu logo button on the top panel, in the upper, left corner. You can use Stacks to have easy access to folders on your system. If you click on the Stacks button on the left bar, current stack folders display. Configure Stacks by right-clicking on the Stacks icon on the left bar.

The Options dialog box for Stacks displays. Experiment with the settings in the Ubuntu Skin Pack and the extra utilities to customize the desktop to your liking. By Lori Kaufman.