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If you navigate to that repo and enter a specific console type, there is a readme in the folder. For instance if you wget the files for the gome-terminal you then have to source them and apply them in preferences provided by your console. In short it depends on your desktop environment or console in use, and there are readme.md files for each supported type in their respective folders within the repo.

If you navigate to that repo and enter a specific console type, there is a readme in the folder. For instance if you wget the files for the gome-terminal you then have to source them and apply them in preferences provided by your console.

If you navigate to that repo and enter a specific console type, there is a readme in the folder. For instance if you wget the files for the gome-terminal you then have to source them and apply them in preferences provided by your console. In short it depends on your desktop environment or console in use, and there are readme.md files for each supported type in their respective folders within the repo.

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If you navigate to that repo and enter a specific console type, there is a readme in the folder. For instance if you wget the files for the gome-terminal you then have to source them and apply them in preferences provided by your console.