Ok so I recently forayed into the wonderful world of Linux by making a live cd and installing it on an old computer (not dual booting). I installed it few problems (well actually lots of problems but that was due to a dead hard drive). After I installed and booted up from the (good) hard drive everything ran great. The only weird thing I noticed was that the graphics on the live cd were better than on the hard drive. The menus were small and everything looked a bit sharper. I would like to know why this is and if possible how to change it back.Thank you I love Ubuntu it boots up faster than my newer pc. ^^
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Go to the top-left corner, there should be a menu called System
Go to System -> Preferences -> Appearance
You would probably want to select Normal or Extra on the Visual Effects tab(try it out, though it does require a faster graphics card(anything above 128MB should do fine with at least testing, not sure about 128MB itself)
Under Theme, you just want to select a theme. Play around a little bit, you can also customize it if you want to.
I have Ubuntu 10.04 myself and use it daily(for the past year)
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