Feb 03
Change default theme for root applications in Ubuntu
Scribbled on Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009How many times you have to do a sudo and then see those coarse edged root programs for administration tasks. Installing from Synaptic or editing a system file using Gedit with lifeless insipid looking windows add no value to your already dull life. But fear not, Linux has the omnipotent CLI with the help of which you can turn the root program’s theme to the current user’s theme. It just takes three commands, which itself forms a nice rhythmic verses.
Look how bad it looks 
Here is the command to use:
sudo ln -s ~/.themes /root/.themes && sudo ln -s ~/.icons /root/.icons && sudo ln -s ~/.fonts /root/.fonts
See the result by yourself 
After using the command !
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