Hey everyone! I'm diving back into Linux after a long break and trying to relearn everything. I want to install a theme I found on GitHub and I've got git set up. The instructions say to run `./install.sh` and `./install.sh --round`. I've done this kind of thing before, but I'm a bit rusty on the steps. Can anyone guide me on how to do this?
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Could you share the GitHub page for the theme you’re trying to install? Also, you'll need to make the `.sh` file executable first. You can do this with the command `chmod +x install.sh`. Let me know the GitHub link, and I can help you further!
Just a heads up, you might not actually need the script if you read the files. It’s basically just commands to download and move files around. You could manually do that if you prefer. Should be pretty straightforward!
If you're using Fedora, here are the basic steps: First, clone the repository with `git clone https://github.com/vinceliuice/MacSequoia-kde.git`. After that, go into the directory with `cd MacSequoia-kde`. Once you’re in there, make the install script executable by running `chmod +x install.sh`, and then you can execute it with `./install.sh`. That should get you set up!
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