Make Your Linux Xfce Desktop Look Like Retro Windows With Chicago95
Remember when operating systems had style? If you're running a Linux device with the Xfce window manager, you can bring that style back with Chicago95. This theming system will automatically configure your desktop to appear nearly identical to the beloved Windows 95 operating system.
Customization is one of the great joys of using Linux because you're free to make essentially any change you want. If you feel at home in the Windows 10 environment, for example, you can convert your Linux desktop to look nearly identical.
Chicago95 is a theme for Linux that supplies a host of icons, backgrounds, sounds, and other relics from the Windows 95 operating system. It applies them to your Xfce desktop automatically, transporting you right back to the days of playing SimCity 2000 and connecting to dial-up to visit your favorite chatroom.
Inspired by and borrowing from previous efforts to recapture the Windows 95 aesthetic, Chicago95 is one of the best and most thorough themes out there. It applies the theme to all GTK2 and GTK3 apps and changes your terminal to look like an MS-DOS prompt. If you have them, it'll even preview and install Windows Plus! themes.
