Zukitwo Cupertino

Zukitwo Cupertino is a super cool GTK+ theme that you can download for free! It’s made just for the modern GNOME Shell user interface in the GNOME desktop environment. If you’re into customizing your desktop, this theme is definitely worth checking out.

What Makes Zukitwo Cupertino Special?

As its name hints, the Zukitwo Cupertino theme combines elements from both the Zukitwo and Cupertino themes. It looks amazing on larger screens like 1920x1200, but it doesn’t skimp on style when used on smaller ones like 1366x768 either.

Compatibility with GNOME Shell

This theme has been officially certified for several versions of the GNOME Shell interface: 3.4, 3.6, and 3.8. Plus, it’s all set to work with the latest version, GNOME Shell 3.10!

How to Install Zukitwo Cupertino

If you want to get started with Zukitwo Cupertino on your GNU/Linux system running GNOME 3.10, first download the latest version here. You can grab it from Softpedia or directly from the project’s homepage (we’ll drop a link at the end!).

Step-by-Step Installation Guide

After downloading, save it in your Home directory. Open up your file manager and find where you saved that zip file. Use an archive manager to extract what’s inside.

Create a new folder in your Home directory called Themes. Then copy everything you extracted from the Zukitwo Cupertino archive into this new folder.

You’ll want to rename that Themes folder to .themes. This makes it hidden so it won’t clutter up your view! Next up, open the Control Center app in your GNOME desktop environment and head over to the “Theme” section.

This is where you can select the Zukitwo Cupertino theme! You’ll see all changes happen right away, but if something seems off, just restart your session to make sure everything looks perfect.