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I am currently developing a Lucidity 2.0 (yes, I really am)! Stay tuned for updates. Sketches [strike]to come soon.[/strike] here: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=121239!
A clean and white emerald theme for those who like simple and unique themes.
Meant to work best with any GTK theme where the window color is set to pure white.
Tarball includes all styles; the original (Lucidity-1.4.emerald), classic (Lucidity-1.4.c.emerald), invisible (Lucidity-1.4.i.emerald), and classic invisible (Lucidity-1.4.c.i.emerald) button layouts.
Idea and some graphics based on Azurite.
Installation Instructions:
1. Download then open the tarball with Archive Manager and extract the *.emerald files.
2. Open the Emerald Theme Manager and click Import.
3. Browse to the extracted files and choose one to import.
10 years ago
Current Version: 1.4.* (1.4 / 1.4.c / 1.4.i / 1.4.c.i)
1.4.i / 1.4.c.i - Invisible button stlyes added.
1.4.* - Title centering fixed, title font changed to Zekton.
1.3 / 1.3.c - Shade button added, changed hover and click parenthesis to squared brackets. Fixed Bottom corners (transparency issue).
1.2c - Classic button layout added (see preview 3).
1.2 - Modified transparent edge (added slight gray gradient).
1.1 - New buttons and button layout.
1.0 - Original theme created.
Future Releases:
- Release 'Left-Aligned' button layout
- Create 'Dropdown Menu' button
- Create 'Always on Top' button
- Create 'Sticky' button
- [strike]Shade/Unshade buttons[/strike] Now Included!
- [strike]Squared brackets around buttons (instead of round parenthesis-like ones).[/strike] Now Included!
- [strike]Accompanying GTK theme.[/strike] Dropped
- Completely revamped style Coming with 2.0 here: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=121239!
10 years ago
Current Version: 1.4.* (1.4 / 1.4.c / 1.4.i / 1.4.c.i)
1.4.i / 1.4.c.i - Invisible button stlyes added.
1.4.* - Title centering fixed, title font changed to Zekton.
1.3 / 1.3.c - Shade button added, changed hover and click parenthesis to squared brackets. Fixed Bottom corners (transparency issue).
1.2c - Classic button layout added (see preview 3).
1.2 - Modified transparent edge (added slight gray gradient).
1.1 - New buttons and button layout.
1.0 - Original theme created.
Future Releases:
- Release 'Left-Aligned' button layout
- Create 'Dropdown Menu' button
- Create 'Always on Top' button
- Create 'Sticky' button
- [strike]Shade/Unshade buttons[/strike] Now Included!
- [strike]Squared brackets around buttons (instead of round parenthesis-like ones).[/strike] Now Included!
- [strike]Accompanying GTK theme.[/strike] Dropped
- Completely revamped style Coming with 2.0 here: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=121239!
leodelacruz
10 years ago
Es exelente!!
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InforMed
10 years ago
I like it a lot. But I have a problem: if I go Tottem fullscreen, after return to normal size, close, minize and maximize buttons disappear!
Can you try to solve this?
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szaboistvan007
12 years ago
Is this only my problem or someone has a similar one? Can it be fixed?
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blaede22
12 years ago
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DanielRM
12 years ago
http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=87983
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NaFiann
12 years ago
I really like your theme, but have a small problem with it. When making a window go fullscreen (as with a media player), if you then restore it to the original size, the buttons are gone.
Is this fixable in your theme or is this an error of the pixmap engine or something?
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NaFiann
12 years ago
(huh, no way to edit your own posts?)
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PoL666
12 years ago
http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Angelical?content=86453
I'm love lucidity, very nice ;)
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eitreach
12 years ago
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anonymuss
12 years ago
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blaede22
12 years ago
1. Download then open the tarball with Archive Manager and extract the *.emerald files.
3. Open the Emerald Theme Manager and click Import.
3. Browse to the extracted files and choose one to import.
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IsKAll
12 years ago
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blaede22
12 years ago
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themer
12 years ago
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algalord
12 years ago
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blaede22
12 years ago
It is a similar concept, but not quite the same.
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blaede22
12 years ago
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bry2k200
12 years ago
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blaede22
12 years ago
It's called Avant-window-navigator https://launchpad.net/awn. In my screenshot I'm using my own Lucidity theme, found here:
http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=76765
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Guano
12 years ago
thanks, and once again great work!
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blaede22
12 years ago
Thanks for the suggestion!
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Guano
12 years ago
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12 years ago
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