In this how To we will change the classic look of hotot for GNU / Linux, we will move on from this:
Same aspect as the Windows client:
Well, let's get to work: D:
Download the Hotot for Windows client
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Unzip the hotot_for_windows.zip file
Once we have downloaded the file, we access the folder where it is located and proceed to unzip the .zip file.
This action generates a folder called hotot.
Run our file explorer as root.
At this point, we open a terminal and write:
Gnome
sudo nautilus
KDE
sudo dolphin
o
sudo [explorador de archivos de tu preferencia]
Well, we go to the newly created folder (hotot):
We access the content of said folder:
Many folders will appear, but in this case the one that interests us is share, we access this:
As you can see. we find again a folder called hotot, copy the entire folder and go to:
/usr/share
Inside this directory we look for the hotot folder, we change the name to hotot2 (this is mostly as a backup), now, we paste the folder that we copied in advance, being this way:
If you had Hotot open before making these changes, we will close it. We open Hotot and the new access screen should appear:
Now we just need to log in.