This project provides the jc-gnome-settings.sh script, which holds James Cherti's settings to customize the GNOME desktop environment, including window management, notifications, desktop behavior, keyboard settings, and more, to enhance the user experience.

• jc-gnome-settings - JC's GNOME Settings
  • Requirements
  • Usage
  • Author and License
  • Links

• gsettings

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/jamescherti/jc-gnome-settings
   

2. Navigate to the repository directory:

   cd jc-gnome-settings
   

3. Run the script to configure GNOME:

   ./jc-gnome-settings.sh
   

The jc-gnome-settings tool has been written by James Cherti and is distributed under terms of the MIT license.

• jc-gnome-settings @GitHub

Other project by the same author:

• jc-dotfiles @GitHub: A collection of UNIX/Linux configuration files. You can either install them directly or use them as inspiration your own dotfiles.
• bash-stdops @GitHub: A collection of Bash helper shell scripts.
• jc-firefox-settings @GitHub: Provides the user.js file, which holds settings to customize the Firefox web browser to enhance the user experience and security.
• jc-gentoo-portage @GitHub: Provides configuration files for customizing Gentoo Linux Portage, including package management, USE flags, and system-wide settings.
• jc-xfce-settings: GNOME customizations that can be applied programmatically.
• watch-xfce-xfconf: A command-line tool that can be used to configure XFCE 4 programmatically using the xfconf-query commands displayed when XFCE 4 settings are modified.