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-Chapter 4.2.1 Openbox Configuration Manager
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-Descrption
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-Openbox configuration manager applies customization to openbox the default window manager under the hood of LXDE. 
--Themes tab lets you change how the titlebar at the top of each window looks.
--Appearance Lets you change fonts of the titlebars and where the button to maximize or close a window. 
-Mouse allows you to set that when you have your mouse over a window you immediately are focused on it without clicking. 
--Move and resize changes options with moving and resizing windows.
--Desktops lets you name your virtual desktops and change the number of them. 
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-How to Launch
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-In the menu> prefrences> openbox configuration manager or run obconf from the command line. 

source/4/4.2/4.2.2/Customize_Look_and_Feel.rst

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-Chapter 4.2.2 Customize Look and Feel
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-Description
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-Customize look and feel changes the look and feel of LXDE lets you customize the way checkboxes buttons and menus are drawn by changing the widget, The color of windows for themes that support it, icon themes which make icons look different in the menu and on your desktop, your mouse cursor, font antialiasing and hinting, the style of your toolbar and the size of icons an wheter to show buttons and sounds and a checkbox to enable accesbility.
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-Version
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-Lubuntu 18.04 ships with version 0.6.3 of the customize look and feel tool.
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-Useage
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-You can preview the new theme cusomizations on the cusomize look and feel tools own window and if you like how that particular element looks you hit apply if you do not like it you can try another option or hit close to close the application and many elements have tabs on the application to select what to customize.
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-How to Launch
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-In the menu> prefrences> customize look and feel or run lxappearance from the command line.

source/4/4.2/4.2.3/Monitor_settings.rst

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-Chapter 4.2.3 Monitor settings
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-Version
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-Lubuntu 18.04 ships with version 0.3.1 of monitor settings.
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-Description
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-Monitor settings has for a multiple monitors and the ability to turn on and off monitors with the checkbox to the left, the resolution in the middle, and the refresh rate of the monitor on the right. To save changes of settings you will need to click on the apply button, then a dialog popping up asking if it is ok with a time of 15 seconds you need to click ok to apply the settings currently. The save button saves the settings so the next time you log in you have the same settings. 
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-How to Launch
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-To launch monitor settings in the menu> prefrences> monitor settings or run lxrandr from the command line.