
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
NOTE:
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Unfortunately, after years of Gnome3, even minor updates of GTK+ or Gnome-Shell break themes and waste hours of work.
GnomishBeige is a clean beige theme for GTK3, plus a matching GTK2 theme that depends on the latest Murrine and Pixmap engines.
*** Current Dependencies ***
GTK3 = 3.12.X (works with 3.10 and maybe with 3.8 too)
gtk2-engines-murrine >= 0.98.1.1 (for GTK2)
gtk2-engines-pixbuf >= 2.24.10 (for GTK2)
Metacity >= 2.34 (for GTK2)
*** Notes ***
1) Ubuntu users should remove the package(s) "overlay-scrollbar" if they see blackened widget areas or if they just want to have the default scrollbars. See https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/overlay-scrollbar/+bug/1064147
2) Please take a look at the file "README" in the theme folder for a tip on Epiphany.
3) You won't need the source package unless you want to modify the theme or make a deb or an rpm package from it.
6 years ago
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Jul 25 2013
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Updated for Gnome-3.8.
Removed the dark variant (which was useless anyway; dark theme lovers could use GnomishDark).
Mar 1 2014
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Updated for GTK+-3.10 but should work with 3.8 too.
Dropped the Shell theme (its maintenance wasn't possible due to the shaky state of Gnome-Shell).
Mar 3 2014
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Added a matching Unity theme for Ubuntu Trusty. Thanks to Alin (hotice).
Apr 25 2014
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No dependency on Adwaita anymore.
Updated for GTK+-3.12 (still works with 3.10).
May 9 2014
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Added support for Gnome's client side decorations (second screnshot).
6 years ago
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Jul 25 2013
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Updated for Gnome-3.8.
Removed the dark variant (which was useless anyway; dark theme lovers could use GnomishDark).
Mar 1 2014
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Updated for GTK+-3.10 but should work with 3.8 too.
Dropped the Shell theme (its maintenance wasn't possible due to the shaky state of Gnome-Shell).
Mar 3 2014
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Added a matching Unity theme for Ubuntu Trusty. Thanks to Alin (hotice).
Apr 25 2014
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No dependency on Adwaita anymore.
Updated for GTK+-3.12 (still works with 3.10).
May 9 2014
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Added support for Gnome's client side decorations (second screnshot).
bjgood
6 years ago
This is my most favorite theme of all time. I've been using it quite a while now. It's beautiful...and yet easy on the eyes. IMO, very tastefully done.
Bob
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tsujan
6 years ago
I'm sorry to say that, keeping a distance from everything related to Gnome or GTK, most probably I won't update this theme anymore and, due to the Gnome dev's habit of breaking themes, it won't work with a future version of GTK.
The only GTK theme, that I may update, is E17gtk (for use under E).
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hotice
6 years ago
More info:
http://www.webupd8.org/2014/02/ubuntu-1404-unity-gets-new-gtk3-css.html
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Unity/Theming
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tsujan
6 years ago
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hotice
6 years ago
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tsujan
6 years ago
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hotice
6 years ago
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tsujan
6 years ago
I'll add a Unity theme to my other themes later.
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tsujan
6 years ago
Thanks for telling me about the new CSS Unity theme!
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hotice
6 years ago
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ricsz
7 years ago
Very good and smart theme.
Don't stop, go on this theme.
Used on Debian jessie / xfce4.10 and works with gtk 3.8 (if download from NoobsLab depot)
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tsujan
7 years ago
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Karmicbastler
7 years ago
I voted your nice content up. What about this suggestion:
packing all your themes into one ppa-repository?? This would
make things easier for you in case of maintaining. And users
would have it easier with updating your nice themes.
Greetings
Karmicbastler
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tsujan
7 years ago
NoobsLab (https://launchpad.net/~noobslab/) and WebUpd8 (https://launchpad.net/~webupd8team/) nicely pack all my Gnome related themes.
Apart from that, on the one hand, PPA only covers Debian based systems and, othe other hand, my focus is on KDE nowadays (Gnome3 breaks themes with every update besides many other problems it creates for users).
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Jergnome
7 years ago
Since a few days or weeks, in applications such as transmission or evince, the menus are clear, instead of dark, which makes them hard to read and unconsistent with other applications. I suppose it is a matter of GTK2 / GTK3 difference.
Is this a known issue ? Is there something I can do about it ?
Thanks again.
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tsujan
7 years ago
I'll upload a new version in a few days. Thank you for reminding me :)
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Jergnome
7 years ago
I just tested and it seems to work like a charm.
Note that I get a warning in the console output I don't get with Adwaita :
WARNING **: Can't load fallback CSS resource: Failed to import: La ressource dans « /org/gnome/adwaita/gtk-fallback.css » n'existe pas
(Ressource in « /org/gnome/adwaita/gtk-fallback.css » does not exist.)
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tsujan
7 years ago
That console warning isn't related to the theme and seems harmless.
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Jergnome
7 years ago
I don't know how to check that but you're probably right about GTK 3.8 being the cause.
Thanks for answering.
Is there a chance GnomishBeige could be integrated in debian repos ? A place I could support that integration ?
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tsujan
7 years ago
WebUpd8 nicely packages all Gnomish themes at:
https://launchpad.net/~webupd8team/+archive/themes
Also NoobsLab kindly makes deb packages at:
https://launchpad.net/~noobslab/+archive/themes/+index
Please read about the methods of adding repositories to apt or download the packages manually.
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Jergnome
7 years ago
Yet, this is a nice theme, which deserves audience, so I'd support its integration in debian, be it as a gtk-theme-gnomish package or as part of a greater package like gtk-themes-extra-something.
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tsujan
7 years ago
I think a GTK theme should be directly related to Gnome for them to add it to gnome-themes-extra and GnomishBeige isn't so. I'm not sure though.
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hotice
8 years ago
glib-compile-resources --sourcedir=GnomishBeige/gtk-3.0 GnomishBeige/gtk-3.0/gtk
GnomishBeige/gtk-3.0/gtk: Error on line 9 char 1: Error processing input file with to-pixdata:
failed to load "GnomishBeige/gtk-3.0/assets/menu-border.svg": Couldn't recognize the image file format for file 'GnomishBeige/gtk-3.0/assets/menu-border.svg'
Previous versions worked just fine...
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tsujan
8 years ago
Are you sure you haven't changed or removed anything? Please download the source and retry! That command should be issued from inside the folder gnomishbeige-20121210.
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hotice
8 years ago
Here's the build log: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/125453180/buildlog_ubuntu-quantal-i386.gnomishbeige-theme_20121210-1~webupd8~2_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz
I've also had to add "libgdk-pixbuf2.0-dev" as build dependency or else it would fail to build with another error.
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