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INSTALL.md

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 <a name="config_theme"/>
 ##Configuring Chicago95
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 The following steps will guide you through enabling the theme and making additional configurations if desired.
 
 #### Enabling the GTK theme
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 <a name="xfce4_panel"/>
 ##Configuring The XFCE4 Panelbar
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 The following steps will guide you through configuring the XFCE4 panelbar to resemble as closeley as possible the taskbar seen in MS Windows95. This won't appear 1-to-1, but it can point you in the right direction.
 
 #### Step 1: Setting the panelbar size
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 <a name="start_buttons"/>
 ##Start Buttons
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 The following steps will guide you through setting up an MS Windows 95 themed "Start" button.
 
 Something to keep in mind, the Whisker Menu plugin is now GTK3 since XUbuntu 17.10 and Debian Buster. The Application Menu plugin is still GTK2. This can differ for other distributions.
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 <a name="add_enhance"/>
 ##Additional Enhancements
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 This section of the guide contains additional enchancements that can be made to improve the theme. These are all optional and might require some advanced knowledge of operating your system.
 
 #### Launcher Button icon scaling (advanced)
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 <a name="config_qt5ct"/>
 #### QT5 theme configration with qt5ct (advanced)
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 The following steps are written from the XUbuntu desktop. These will vary on other distributions.
 
 You can use qt5ct for further modifying qt5 application themes to resemble the GTK theme. To set this up you can install qt5ct.