@ssterjo
i use blue sky theme too
you can change the fonts color with theme customizer
or change the wallpapers

@Every one having the famous problem
mkdir: cannot create directory '/dev/cgroup/cpu/user/': Permission denied
-sh: cannot create /dev/cgroup/cpu/user/16346/tasks: nonexistent directory
-sh: cannot create /dev/cgroup/cpu/user/16346/notify_on_release: nonexistent directory

IMPORTANT: ONLY FOR PEOPLE HAVING THAT ERROR


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here is how to solve it (i guess)

1-)first of all uninstall every thing using these instructions (just to make sure every thing is completely clean
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rm /etc/event.d/speedpatch
rm /home/user/.profile
rm /usr/local/sbin/cgroup_clean
mv /root/.profile.bak /root/.profile
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then reboot

2-)install the newest patch using these instructions (just download speedpatch to MyDocs then copy and paste the codes)
MAKE SURE YOU ENTER FIRST : sudo gainroot
then copy the rest and paste them (don't copy sudo gainroot / enter it manually)


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sudo gainroot
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mkdir /usr/local/sbin
mv /home/user/MyDocs/speedpatch.tar.gz /home/user/
cd /home/user/
tar xzvf ./speedpatch.tar.gz
chmod +rwx speedpatch.sh
./speedpatch.sh
rm /home/user/.profile_root
mv transitions.ini MyDocs
rm speedpatch.sh
mv speedpatch.tar.gz /home/user/MyDocs
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PS: Ignore the error about /home/user/.profile not exists cause it will create it for the first time

3-)in the same x-terminal window
make sure that /etc/event.d/speedpatch is existed
if it was there then the patch must work on the next reboot

4-)REBOOT IMMEDIATELY !!!!! (DON'T OPEN A NEW XTERMINAL WINDOW UNTIL REBOOT)

5-)the error must be gone now after the reboot
check by opening xterminal window

6-) just to make 100% the patch is applied

cd /dev/cgroup/cpu
it should be in the directory

PS: if you are still having the problem then i can't help you anymore

PS2: @people having this problem
please post reply if it is solved