UbuntuTweak0.5.0 officially released

After two months of silence, the brand new version of javastutweak-0.5.0 was officially released. This version has brought a lot of updates: network synchronization support and improvements to old features, but also introduces a new interface. Let's take a look at some common updates: stop the support for Ubuntu9.04 and to the version of the default Interface Using the system default themes and icons, and redesign the interface layout from yykit to the PolicyKit-1, C code is no longer available, and the software package is once again unified as one support

After two months of silence, the new Ubuntu Tweak version 0.5.0 was officially released.

This version has brought a lot of updates: network synchronization support and improvements to old features, but also introduces a new interface.

Let's take a look at some common updates:

Stopped support for Ubuntu 9.04 and earlier versions

The default Interface uses the default themes and icons of the system and re-designs the interface layout.

Migrate from yykit to PolicyKit-1, there is no C code, the software package is unified again to 1

Dynamic module loading is supported. Only functions suitable for the current desktop will be loaded. For example, if Ubuntu Tweak is used in Xfce or KDE, GNOME-related settings will not be visible.

Next, let's take a look at the improvements of Ubuntu Tweak 0.5.0.

This is a Ubuntu Tweak running under the Elementary topic. You can see that Ubuntu Tweak is very consistent with this, especially the icons on the left are the default system style.