Scrollbar Linux in Pictures

Scrollbar Linux doesn't just have one look; it puts dozens at your fingertips! Choose from over 40 global themes in the Xfce Theme Manager or mix-and-match widget themes, icon themes, desktop backgrounds, and mouse cursor themes. You can choose different taskbar-layout presets from the Panel Profiles control panel. This page provides just a sampler of the different looks available out-of-the-box.

Bluecurve

The Bluecurve icon theme and widget theme first appeared Red Hat Linux 8.0 in 2002. Nearly a quarter-century later, it still looks classy and can be used with the latest XFCE desktop.

Breeze

If you use the feature-rich KDE Plasma desktop on your primary computer and the lightweight XFCE desktop on a secondary or remote machine, why not use same theming for both? (You don't even need Scrollbar Linux for this; the packages are right there in Debian — but I did put them in the global theme manager for you).

DarkFire

Not all dark themes are from the age of flatUI.

Elementary

Human Full Orange

Orange is beautiful.

Luna

Bright yellow folders and curves smooth enough for a child's toy? Yes, we have that.

Meadow Home

I ran Windows 7 with these warm colours for years. Can recommend.

PiX

In 2016 the Raspberry Pi Foundation announced a customized LXDE desktop they called PIXEL. They have since updated their look, but I consider the original icon set a lasting classic and created an xfwm4 theme to bring the 2016 look to XFCE.

Serentiy

I loved the look of SerenityOS, so I brought it to XFCE.

Snow

A light theme for snowy days

Note: These pictures are provided to illustrate the overall appearance of Scrollbar Linux and not as an alternate source of any of the icons or backgrounds included in it. Detailed credits and copyright information for these assets can be found on the Scrollbar Linux ISO (available from this website) under /usr/share/doc and /usr/share/backgrounds. No references to other free-software projects imply their endorsement of anything I'm doing.