This is not the first time we hear that Ubuntu Tweak’s development has ended, as three years ago Tualatrix Chou announced that he would no longer be involved in the development of the open-source software project. At that moment in time, he was “forced” to reconsider his decision, at the request of numerous Ubuntu users, but now it’s official. The ubuntu-tweak.com website is gone, redirecting users to the project’s blog, which will be terminated in the coming days.
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