== "Crostini" Linux container== Uhh I remember it being easy to enable, maybe I'll fill out this part of the documentation later, I'm honestly just making this page to remember === Customizing the Linux container == By default it uses a rather . . . ugly and basic theme. This set of scripts might be of help: https://github.com/cbeley/beleyenv. But there's gotta be a simpler, more targeted way, no? Maybe the packages/utilities `gnome-tweak` or `lxapperance`? They can change themes, at least. But they cannot == Wait, so can I theme ChromeOS itself? [[ https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/148695?hl=en | Yeah ]], you gotta use the [[ https://chrome.google.com/webstore/category/themes | themes section of the Chrome webstore ]]. Some possibilities: * [[ https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/just-black/aghfnjkcakhmadgdomlmlhhaocbkloab | Just Black ]]

== "Crostini" Linux container== Uhh I remember it being easy to enable, maybe I'll fill out this part of the documentation later, I'm honestly just making this page to remember === Customizing the Linux container == By default it uses a rather . . . ugly and basic theme. This set of scripts might be of help: https://github.com/cbeley/beleyenv. But there's gotta be a simpler, more targeted way, no? Maybe the packages/utilities `gnome-tweak` or `lxapperance`? They can change themes, at least. But they cannot change KDE apps or other Qt apps or Electron apps or or or . . . https://github.com/joedefen/crostini-kde-setup might help for KDE, probably could do it manually too but hey laziness, yaknow. https://github.com/cbeley/beleyenv has a ton of customizations, tempting to fork a subset . . . == Wait, so can I theme ChromeOS itself? [[ https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/148695?hl=en | Yeah ]], you gotta use the [[ https://chrome.google.com/webstore/category/themes | themes section of the Chrome webstore ]]. Some possibilities: * [[ https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/just-black/aghfnjkcakhmadgdomlmlhhaocbkloab | Just Black ]]

== "Crostini" Linux container== Uhh I remember it being easy to enable, maybe I'll fill out this part of the documentation later, I'm honestly just making this page to remember === Customizing the Linux container == By default it uses a rather . . . ugly and basic theme. This set of scripts might be of help: https://github.com/cbeley/beleyenv. But there's gotta be a simpler, more targeted way, no? Maybe the packages/utilities `gnome-tweak` or `lxapperance`? They can change themes, at least. But they cannot change KDE apps or other Qt apps or Electron apps or or or . . . https://github.com/joedefen/crostini-kde-setup might help for KDE, probably could do it manually too but hey laziness, yaknow. https://github.com/cbeley/beleyenv has a ton of customizations, tempting to fork a subset . . . == Wait, so can I theme ChromeOS itself? [[ https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/148695?hl=en | Yeah ]], you gotta use the [[ https://chrome.google.com/webstore/category/themes | themes section of the Chrome webstore ]]. Some possibilities: * [[ https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/just-black/aghfnjkcakhmadgdomlmlhhaocbkloab | Just Black ]]