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Chapter 01: Concept
Introduction
Chapter 02: Installation
Bootable Media
Parititon
Installer
Qemu
Gnome-Boxes
Chapter 03: Welcome
Initial Setup
Interface
Customization
Chapter 04: Package Management
Introduction
AppImages
PKGUPD
Flatpak
Chapter 05: Bolt Personal Assistant
Introduction
Configuration
Logics
API
Chapter 06: System Security and Firewall
Introduction
Firewall
Firejail
Chapter 07: System Images, Cache and Updates
Introduction
System Updates
Custom System Image
Cache Management
Chapter 06: Source Language
Introduction
Basic Syntax
Data Types
Data
Operators
Control-flow
Methods
Objects
Builtins
Error Handling
Input Output
File I/O
Modules
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Customization
You can make rlxos work and look in the way you want.

Basic Theming - Fonts, Icons, Themes and wallpaper.

Installing new themes, icons and fonts are pretty easy in rlxos.
  • Just go to Bazaar​
  • Look up for fonts, icons, theme in the search or categories
  • Download and paste them in ~/Applications directory
  • Open the gnome-tweak tool and select your installed item
gnome-tweaks
gnome-tweaks

Extensions

Extension system of GNOME is too great to describe. You can make the system look like Macintosh, windows or any mixture of that.
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