Showing posts with label themes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label themes. Show all posts

MurrinaPolymer GTK 2.x Theme/Style Ubuntu




This light gray GTK theme aims to be clean and easy to our poor eyes.
The colour scheme can be changed trough gnome-appearance-properties.
It has RGBA support; some widgets (buttons, text field, scrollbars) have remained opaque to improve readibility.

Recommended Emerald Theme: Vetro Affumicato http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Vetro+Affumicato?content=126638

Recommended Metacity Theme: Vetro Affumicato Basic http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=133801




Elegent Dark Theme For Ubuntu




‘Outsiders’ Emerald window borders


Some things are standard: milk on cereal; Doctor in Tardis; window buttons in frame.
Well, the latter was standard; 0rAX0‘s  ‘Outsiders’ Emerald theme pack literally pushes the traditional boundaries away in these off-corner creations.
They certainly look good – but how do they handle? That’s for you to decide.
‘Outsiders’ requires Emerald to be installed and in use as your window decorator.

Five cool conky set-ups for Ubuntu


Here are five cool Conky themes that require no-input other than downloading, installing and then running.

Suuuuny-conky by ~BigRZA

Conky Popup by ~FezVrasta

Conky Tiles by ~BigRZA

Circles of imagination by ~clanlordus89

Conky Ken by ArnoNymus

Increase the size of Compiz shadows


By default CCSM’s (CompizConfig Settings Manager) ‘Shadow Radius’ setting for Window Decorations the fixed at a maximum of 18; you’re unable to go higher using the slider or by adjusting the value box.
18 value max compiz ccsm
However, you are able to enter a value much greater than CCSM offer via gconf-editor:
  • Open up gconf-editor (ALT+F2 > gconf-editor)
  • Navigate to /apps/compiz/plugins/decoration/allscreens/options/
  • Change ‘shadow_radius‘ to a higher value; the effect will apply immediately for you to gauge reaction
gconf editing for compiz shadow
I played around, setting mine to 25 and then 48. The result was a very deep shadow that gives the appearance of ‘lifting’ windows off the page. Your tastes will likely vary, so have a play around with different values to find a setting that suits you.
Compiz radius shadow at 48
Compiz radius shadow at 48
Compiz radius shadow at 25
Compiz radius shadow at 25




This is a clean beige theme based on Clearlooks and Murrine. It is inspired by the controls theme GTK2-H2O (author: ?). The corresponding Emerald theme is included.

Synapse Theme For Ubuntu



Description:

GTK + 2-Emerald + metacity +icons

icons is a mix LaGaDesk-BlackWhite-III 1.5.0 by *LaGaDesk and Uni by *naf1971 All credits to original authors


Thanks to Zako for buttons in Emerald

Wallpaper by monkeymagigo:http://monkeymagico.deviantart.com/gallery/?offset=216#/d1qzwwn

Font Zero_Threes :http://www.urbanfonts.com/fonts/Zero_Threes.htm




Changelog:

27-01-2011- Add Synapse2 Emerald Theme
Add NafDesk icons for gnome




LicenseCreative Commons by-nc-nd

Divinorum-Revisited GTK 2.x Theme/Style



(Divinorum-Revisited-pack.tar.gz)
(link to page: Divinorum-Revisited-GDM Login Theme)
(link to page: OpenOffice workaround/fix by Adam St)
(link to page: Divinorum Theme by Wulax)
(link to page: Divinorum Cyan & Magenta by Fyda)
(link to page: Divinorum-Black-Blue-Green by JECHO)
(link to page: Artwiz Fonts)
MS Windows(Link To Divinorum-DX, a desktopX theme for windows)
(Artwiz-fonts TTF Format)

Install DarkVision Theme Ubuntu


Description:

DarkVision

GTK + emerald+ metacity

Wallpaper: http://pulicoti.deviantart.com/gallery/#/d36620t


Font Zero_Threes :http://www.urbanfonts.com/fonts/Zero_Threes.htm

credit to:http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/vision+%28codename+inspiration%29?content=80064


LicenseGPL

Attack Of The Clone Theme For Ubuntu

Attack Of the Clones


Attack Of The Clones is yet another theme created by JurialMunkey (who is also behind Divergence IV: A New Hope) that features a unique Metacity theme and a very interesting combination of light and dark colors.

Attack Of The Clones requires Murrine Engine 0.98 (which is available in Ubuntu 10.10) - if you're using Ubuntu 10.04, install it using the following commands:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:elementaryart/elementarydesktop sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines-murrine

To install the theme, download the .zip, extract it, then open the "Appearance Preferences", switch to the "Themes" tab and drag and drop the extracted .tar.gz file onto it.

Divergence IV Docky theme



This is a Docky theme based on the Divergence IV GTK2/Emerald theme. This theme comes with a left version as well to mimic the title buttons' switch in Ubuntu.

Divergence IV theme [link]

AwOken - Awesome Token icon set [link]

wallpaper [link]

Instructions:

Unzip to ~/.local/share/docky/themes(create the 'themes' directory if it's not there). For all users /usr/share/docky/themes.

Minimal ‘conky Orange’ theme


Just take this minimally-stunning ‘Conky orange’ theme by GNOME-look user hardball.
Conky Orange theme for Ubuntu
Amongst the many circular  displays you can see are a clock, CPU monitor (with top 3 processes listed), RAM usage (with top 3 largest memory users) and information on your hard-disks and network connection.

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