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+Mac users are traditionally a picky bunch when it comes to user interface design, but it would seem that Ubuntu users like a refined UI as well. Firefox's form widgets, long the band of many a Mac user don't look so hot on Linux either. Fortunately, [as with the Mac version][3], it's not hard to add some customized graphics.
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+An Ubuntu fan by the name of Osmo Salomaa has created some much better looking form Widgets for Firefox users and another Ubuntu user has even [written a nice bash script to automate the installation process][1].
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+If you're not a big fan of the boxy, 1998-style interface that is Firefox's default look for HTML elements, head over to the Ubuntu forums and grab Fat Sheep's script to install some alternatives.
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+If you have any problems be sure to post your feedback in the forum thread.
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+Naturally this script should work in any Linux installation using bash, not just Ubuntu, though you may need to adjust the default directory locations.
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+[via [Hackszine][2]]
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+Screenshots from the Ubuntu Forums:
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+[1]: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=369596 "Firefox Widgets"
+[2]: http://www.hackszine.com/blog/archive/2007/05/beautify_firefox_widgets_in_ub.html "Beautify Firefox widgets in Ubuntu"
+[3]: http://blog.wired.com/monkeybites/2006/07/apple_up_your_f.html "Apple Up Your Firefox" \ No newline at end of file