This is the default theme used by the GNOME Shell desktop, which means it’s very polished. If you want a more blue-and-white theme, try the Adwaita theme. By default, Ubuntu uses the Ambiance application theme, DMZ-White cursor theme, and Humanity icon theme. Look at the options under the Themes section on the Appearance pane. To change your theme, open the Tweaks application. But you can change this theme if you’d prefer other colors. The default Ubuntu theme, named “Ambiance,” is very orange and gray. If you decide you don’t want to use the Dash to Panel extension anymore, open the Tweaks tool, click the “Extensions” category, and turn the extension off. To configure the Dash to Panel extension, right-click the “Show Applications” button at the bottom left corner of your screen and click “Dash to Panel Settings.” You’ll find options for moving the panel to the top of your screen, adjusting the size of the panel, controlling the location of the clock, configuring which animations appear, and more.
For example, when you right-click the Firefox icon, you’ll see options like “Open a New Window” and “Open a New Private Window.” Both of these features are integrated into Ubuntu’s default desktop panels as well, but the live window previews normally require clicking an application’s icon on the dock rather than hovering over it. This panel even has Windows-style live thumbnails when you hover over an application on your title bar and a jumplist-style feature that shows application-specific shortcuts when you right-click an application’s icon.
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