====== Make Your EEEPC Look Like Vista Or Leopard ======
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Ever wanted to have the sleek look of vista and leopard on you eeepc? Well using this guide you can make your eeepc look like this:



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====== Giving a new look to EEEPC UI (a.k.a veeesta) ======
This approach doesn't install any additional software, just some wallpapers, icons and IceWM theme.
Anyway, you can get a slicker look with just a few minor changes.

 {{ screenshot-firefox_taskbar-watermark.jpg?600 | veeesta}}

The list of changes is:
  * wallpaper scaled from vista
  * ribbon background taken from vista
  * new icons
  * new IceWM theme
  * new Firefox Vista-aero theme
  * deletion of some icons from taskbar


====== Installing a new desktop manager ======
===== Setup and usage ===== 

  - 1.Install the xandros repostires, and peform a apt-get update using the terminal. (CTRL-ALT-T)
  - 2.Open up the terminal by pressing CTRL+ALT+T
  - 3.Type in sudo apt-get install kicker ksmserver.
  - 4.Press Y if prompted.
  - 5.Now restart the eeepc, using the keys CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE.
  - 6.When the eeepc interface comes up, open the terminal again and type: apt-get install xfce4
  - 7.When Prompted Type Y.
  - 8.Then restart
  - 9.Open up another terminal and type apt-get install gnome
  - 10.Press Y if prompted
  - 11.Near the end of the gnome install you will recieve an error, type dpkg --force-overwrite -i /var/cache/apt/archives/libvolume-id0_0.105-4_i386.deb
  - 12.Then type apt-get install gnome.
  - 13.A few minuites later it should have installed, to check type gnome-session, if it loads type xkill and click on one of the panels.
  - 14.Restart


To launch gdm, to select them and login type: gdm

(Username is: user Password is: (your root password)


===== Customizing Interface XFCE4 =====
  - 1.Download this theme: http://xfce-look.org/content/show.php/Murrina-LiNsta+%28LiNsta+is+Not+Vista+%3B-%29?content=61068
  - 2.Logout of xfce4 and open gnome, through gdm.
  - 3. Install the theme normally.
  - 4.Logout of gnome, and launch xfce through gdm.
  - 5.Open up settings and click appearance and click the theme.
  - 6. Select it and volia!

===== Customizing Interface GNOME =====
  - 1.Download mac4lin
  - 2.Setup according to instructions.

===== *COMING SOON* Automated Graphical Setup =====
  - 1. Type sudo apt-get install dialog
  - 2. Press Y when prompted
  - 3. Download this shellscript: *COMING SOON*