I have had the Mac OSX Lion theme theme installed for a month or two now, and am ready to either try a new theme, or go back to the default Unity theme.
How can I completely remove this theme?
I have had the Mac OSX Lion theme theme installed for a month or two now, and am ready to either try a new theme, or go back to the default Unity theme.
How can I completely remove this theme?
From the link, I gather that you've installed the theme by adding the repository and installed it like any regular program from Software Center /apt-get
, so removing it should be just like how you would uninstall any other program.
wget -O ubuntu-logo.zip http://dl.dropbox.com/u/53319850/NoobsLab.com/ubuntu-logo.zip
&& sudo unzip ubuntu-logo.zip -d /usr/share/unity/5/
sudo apt-get remove mac-os-lion-icons-v2
sudo apt-get remove mac-os-lion-theme-v2
cd /usr/share/icons/mac-cursors && ./uninstall-mac-cursors.sh
These commands should undo what installing the theme effectively did, (all the extra packages gotten for the theme should be removed). As for CompizConfig Settings Manager and Gnome Tweak Tool, they are handy even if you don't want the theme, so it's okay to have them on your system, just undo any changes that you might have done.
About resetting all themes and reverting back to the original, take a look at How to reset all themes?