GNOME Tweak Tool For Linux

Unity Tweak Tool is an open source and freely distributed piece of software designed from the ground up as a drop-in replacement for the deprecated Ubuntu Tweak utility.

It is mainly used for tweaking important aspects of the controversial Unity user interface of the Ubuntu Linux operating system. It can be used to tweak various other system settings.

Basically, users will be able to tweak the Unity launcher, panel and dash, as well as the switcher and web apps, tweak window manager settings, system theme, icon theme, cursor theme, fonts, window controls, and system functions.

The application boasts a modern and familiar graphical user interface that is easy to use and comprises five main sections, Unity, Window Manager, Appearance, and System.

From the Unity section you will be able to tweak various settings related to several Unity components, such as Launcher, Dash, Panel, HUD, and Switcher, as well as search behavior, keyboard shortcuts and web applications.

The Window Manager section allows users to tweak general aspects of the window manager, workspace settings, window spread, window snapping, as well as hotcorners.

On the other hand, the Appearance section can be used to change the desktop theme, the icon and cursor themes, various font settings, as well as window controls.

Lastly, the System section lets users to choose which icons to be displayed on the desktop, enhance system security by disabling various functionality, such as desktop lock, printing, logout and user switching, as well as to modify scrollbars and touch scrolling behavior.

In conclusion, Unity Tweak Tool is an amazing application that will make the life of modern Ubuntu users much easier, simply by allowing them to tweak the behavior of the Unity desktop environment, settings that should be provided by default in any Ubuntu OS.