Monochromatic-black
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
Black is the seventh piece in my monochromatic series.
This GTK2 theme features 3 different engines to choose from in the gtkrc file.
Possible engines are Ubuntulooks, Clearlooks and Murrine (of course, you must install them if not already installed)
To install the theme, unpack it in your /home/user/.theme/ directory or in your /usr/share/theme/ directory as root. As usual.
Now, to change the engine, edit the gtkrc file in the theme's directory and uncomment the relevent lines (while commenting the one you don't need)
I've provided information on how to do this in the gtkrc file itself. You should be sorted !
I've also included the wallpaper as on the screenshots in case you ask for it.
Now, enjoy !
By the way, default engine is Clearlooks (I love this engine !)
Also features menubar and panel art for sizes from 24 to 96 px !
12 years ago
V2.0:
-Added a variety of new engine options
-New metacity theme
-Fixed a few color-related issues
V1.1:
- Fixed minor button display issues (spacing, padding)
- Set murrine as default engine with 2 distinctive roundness features for buttons and menu items (you'll see for yourselves)
12 years ago
V2.0:
-Added a variety of new engine options
-New metacity theme
-Fixed a few color-related issues
V1.1:
- Fixed minor button display issues (spacing, padding)
- Set murrine as default engine with 2 distinctive roundness features for buttons and menu items (you'll see for yourselves)
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Monochromatic-black is part of GTK Themes and Content, which is supported by the following people:
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MikeDK
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MikeDK
12 years ago
Kind Regards MikeDK
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lyceuhns
13 years ago
Good job, and keep this way to the perfection. ;)
Thanks.
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murasame
12 years ago
Unfortunately, if you choose to have some pixart to polish the panels' look, you'll end up having panels/widgets issues like the one you describe.
The only solution (as far as I know) would be to remove the relevant lines in the gtkrc file.
In our case, that would be 2 lines referring to the panel style.
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lyceuhns
12 years ago
Some coments:
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style "panel"
{
xthickness = 2
ythickness = 1
# bg_pixmap[NORMAL] = "panel-bg.png"
bg[NORMAL] = "#101010"
}
style "menubar"
{
xthickness = 2
ythickness = 1
# bg_pixmap[NORMAL] = "menubar.png"
}
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Now all the transparency that i wanted.
Thanks a lot!
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