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No GTK2 theme in a dark suite means it's not great for me :(

Although I really do appreciate a step away from unusably pitch black or glaring white themes (or ones that do both)! Thank you for that. I think it's just an eye brightness accommodation thing when flipping between dark and light windows. Wide areas of mid-shades seem to make it better, so I often really like your color choices on these GTK3-only themes :/ - Jun 21 2020

I really love the cyberpunk neon palette here. I just wish I could use very dark themes long-term without a web page or devhelp blasting me with glare every so often.

It'd be good if you could persuade Mutter to draw a 1px outline in the highlight color for GTK2/X11/Qt apps, even if it can't draw non-black glows like Xfwm4 and GTK3 CSD can. Maybe check out what the Neo-To theme does? - Jun 21 2020

Hi - I love how consistent and broad this theme is. Juicy colors!

Can you add an icon for the restic backup program generally, and maybe its unofficial restatic UI please? The main restic project has a cute but over-busy logo already, which has some (er,) unique elements that could be rendered nicely your way!

https://github.com/restic
https://github.com/restic/restic/blob/master/doc/logo/logo.png
https://github.com/Mebus/restatic - Jun 08 2020

Seconding the call for a good bug tracker we can post screencaps in and stuff. GitLab and GitHub both have good ones built in.

Git can be a bit daunting at first, but I'm sure there'd be plenty of help from folks on here. - May 05 2020

Nice! Thank you for looking into that. - May 05 2020

Oh no, didn't realise. I hope she gets better soon, no hurry. - May 01 2020

Sorry, to clarify: I just assume it's using the GTK3 style somehow for those colors because the Debian testing of 4.14 package is currently built against gtk3. Here's the changelog for the new release, and it indicates that the project as a whole is heading in that direction: https://xfce.org/download/changelogs/4.14 - May 01 2020

Retro, mid/light grey styles that look good with the gnome-colors icon theme in an appropriate color. Thank you for the thought given to future hackability, and the useful preview screenshots!

It comes with a matching Xfwm4 theme with good resize grips and Fitts's Law -compliant upper corners when you maximize the window. The window manager theme suffers from some color errors for stuff newer than Debian 10's Xfwm 4.12 due to its transition into 4.14 and gtk3, but it's generally inoffensive. Can the bottom resize grips be made L-shaped, please?

There are still a few rough edges with the GTK theme where things aren't styled that should be, and some slightly broken defaults with some of the sub-themes. It's more than made up for by the massive degree of configurability, and by a really active maintainer. I'm looking forward to the next release!

I'd love a plank theme that styles like the Xfce panel :) - Apr 30 2020

Hello, thanks for making this! Your work is what persuaded me to make an account here, just to feed back to you.

It's *fantastic* to see some chunky, contrasty, and colorful mid-to-light value themes, and ClassicLooks really delivers when you get to grips with its configuration. It really stands out amongst all the wonky macOS pastiches and "material design" mistakes out there. The designs look good on a daytime work PC in sunlight and at night in a darkened room.

(One quibble: I don't like tabs that don't look like tabs, but thank you for giving us the option of tweaking that)

Couple of glitches under Debian 10's GTK (libgtk-3-0 3.24.5-1):

Nautilus (nautilus 3.36.1.1-1+b1) doesn't have a styled main area, it just gets whatever the normal window "gray" color is, which looks odd. I guess it should look more like Thunar? To fix this, I used

.nautilus-window notebook scrolledwindow {
background-color: @canvas_bg_color;
}

This should probably have some recessed indent too so it looks like the sidebar. I don't know how to style that, sorry.

Also, Eye of GNOME (eog 3.28.4-2+b1) suffers from transparent toolbars in fullscreen mode. I fixed that with

.fullscreen revealer toolbar {
background-color: @bg_color;
}

but it should probably receive the appropriate toolbar styling too. - Apr 30 2020

Sorry, that got truncated. Looks like you can't use Unicode smileys here. Should have had the following para:

They need " s inactive_color_2" appending to their colour definition. The "Condensed" variants don't suffer from this. - May 04 2020

Hi, thanks for porting it! I've always quite liked this one.

Quick bug report: the "right-inactive.xpm" file for all the standard sized variants (Alphacube Simple, Alphacube Light and Alphacube Color) doesn't use symbolic color, so the themes looks wrong when the GTK colour isn't exactly #e7e7e7 - May 04 2020