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This theme is designed to be used with the Slim session manager.

There are two versions of this theme:

4-3 --- 1600x1200
16-9 --- 1920x1080

Download the most appropriate to your resolution.

For install:

Copy the "Eagle" folder to: /usr/share/slim/themes

It is suggested to use the image "Eagle.jpg" as wallpaper,
so that once logged in, there is a transition from dark to color
on your desktop.

Enjoy!


3az-Dessins
3az.dessins@gmail.com

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SLiM Display Manager

SLiM Display Manager is a simple login manager which, because of its simplicity, makes it much faster than normal login managers that are loaded with lots of settings.

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