The articles that we share about customizing distros have had a lot of approval, that is why we will often try to test and publicize the pack, fonts, icons, themes that allow us to customize Linux to the maximum. This time we want you to meet mato un Material Design Icon Pack for Linux that works on any distro and is likely to be liked by a lot of you.
What is Mato?
Mato is a pack of icons for Linux inspired by material design but with certain characteristics of the designer, the pack is released under the license CCreative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0) and it is composed of a series of simple and modern icons that are taken from the official icons.
Mato's icons suit light or modern desktop themes quite well, with a suitable color play, highly detailed icons, and a fairly clean design. Similarly, a great deal of work is being done to make the icons look perfect in various resolutions and desktop environments.
Mato is in constant development so in the future the icon pack will surely be more extensive, likewise the designer is open to the contribution of the community.
How to install Mato
Mato installation is extremely simple for all distros, in the case that you are Arch Linux users and derivatives, just execute the following command:
yaourt -S mato-icons-git
The rest of Linux distributions must execute the following command for the icon pack to work properly.
$sh -c 'cd / tmp; rm -rf Mato / $ git clone https://github.com/flipflop97/Mato.git $ Mato / install.sh'
The designer ensures that installation packages for the most famous distros will be available soon, so it will be a matter of time before we can install it in a faster and more native way.
We hope this icon pack will match your desktop and that you will enjoy it as much as we did trying it.