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WhiteSur-icon-theme is a popular Linux desktop icon theme that replicates the macOS Big Sur aesthetic. The repository consists of thousands of hand-crafted SVG icons organized into standard icon theme categories (actions, apps, devices, etc.) and a single Bash install script (`install.sh`). The script copies icons to the user's local icon directory or system-wide, optionally installing alternative, bold, or KDE Plasma variants, and runs `gtk-update-icon-cache`. There are no application components, tests, or CI/CD pipelines; the project is purely a design asset distribution with a minimal functional entry point. The icons are the product, and the install script is the delivery mechanism. The theme is actively maintained with frequent updates and broad community support.
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The install script is the sole executable component. It handles installation, uninstallation, and variant selection (color, bold, alternative, KDE Plasma). It demonstrates a straightforward pattern for deploying icon themes: copying source files, creating symlinks for light/dark variants, applying color transformations via sed, and running cache updates. While tightly coupled to this project's directory layout, the script serves as a reusable reference for anyone building a Linux icon theme installer.