remove the # and save file. You will now see your battery % on your desktop. Now you're done!
Continue reading for setting up theme, scaling, touchpad and fonts ...
Now I recommend that you scale up your fonts DPI in your control centre. I have mine set at 1.17:
This is my dpi settings 15' laptop
My other settings for Look and Feel:
Redmond and change font to Ubuntu regular size 11
Full hinting; but you could also try slight or medium. Try whats best for you.
Select default theme
And for my touchpad mouse sensitivity. Go to Control Centre -> Hardware -> Mouse -> Select touchpad(rolldown menu) -> then a window like this will pop up. Remember to check mark before Applying:
Touchpad mouse sensitivity
ROXTerm font. Go to Preferences -\> Configuration Manager -\> Select Default, press edit -\> Font: Noto Mono Regular, Size: 11
Extra tip 1: Firefox default scaling is set to 110% in the settings, but personal preference.
Extra tip 2: Shortcut for taking a screenshot is FN+S on my keyboard. Could be different on your laptop.
This was very fun; will be my main distro on my laptop. Everything just works. No fuzz. Sharp fonts, sharp theme, bluetooth-audio on my headset, wifi and low ram usage! :)
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