


Openbox Themes by ishomjauhari 10 comments
Yes you don't need to place a tar in an zip, that's placing an archive in an archive, there's no need for it... Pick one or the other, put things in a zip, or place them in a tar, but not both.
So in the future all you have to do is place what you want in a folder and then run those two commands to create a tar.gz that I showed you.
OpenBox is all I run as my standalone DE, I don't run or use anything else.
Have at look at openbox.org, the first screenshot top left from Slackware 14.0 that's mine;
http://openbox.org/wiki/Openbox:Screenshots
Here's a new screenshot, I've made some changes to Conky;
http://i.imgur.com/jnrlMwv.png
Of course on some Distros more geared towards new users they'll package the themes into a .deb .rpm package to install, but the correct OpenBox method is to simply unpack the theme out of a tar someone downloads online like yours, and then you use Obconf to install the theme.
Or for people that know, all you have to do is copy the theme directory to your HOME ~/.themes directory.
Cheers - Jan 31 2013

Openbox Themes by ishomjauhari 10 comments
The Menu should have a Grey/Black color not white and then for the Imagine FlatSuperwhite you give it a black Menu when the name of the theme is white, this should have a white menu.
These two you have backwards, should change them. :)
CHEERS - Jan 30 2013

Openbox Themes by ishomjauhari 10 comments
You placed a tar in a zip...
You don't do that, just place everything in the tar next time... ;)
- Jan 30 2013

Openbox Themes by ishomjauhari 10 comments
A Zip is an Archive Format so is a Tar, you use one or the other, you don't combine both...
Linux/Unix systems typically use tar formats over Zip.
If you're going to make a Tar Gunzip run the commands like this;
The below command is -c and two v v not a w
tar -cvvf folder.tar folder
then
gzip folder.tar
Now you have created folder.tar.gz
CHEERS - Jan 30 2013

Openbox Themes by ishomjauhari 10 comments
But I don't run a RPM or Debian based distro and for others that don't too, you should have the themes in a Tar file.
Please make a tar file.
THANKS - Jan 28 2013

Enlightenment Themes by e17forever 3 comments
I hope you will PLEASE continue to make some more non-branded themes...
THANKS - Sep 07 2011

Enlightenment Themes by verdegal37 8 comments
Your work is really nice but it would really be great if you could please just make them unbranded without any names attached to it...
Not everyone that uses E is going to use the distro that you are always branding the themes to.
I use Arch and Slackware, Arch is just a testing box, Slackware is the distro I use...
In 11 years of Linux I don't need to have wallpapers with my distro name on it and I'm sure many people don't really care to either. It's just a novelty that wears off after time and then you end up using other wallpapers, etc...
So I truly would appreciate it for the future, can you please just make all your themes not branded?
I really don't think anyoe is going to care and in fact it's going to make it more flexible for people to use....
So what do you say? PLEASE! :)
THANKS - Sep 07 2011

Enlightenment Themes by verdegal37 7 comments
e17 didn't recognize it as a theme when I tried to load it... - Apr 08 2011

Enlightenment Themes by M1C4HTRON13 5 comments
THANKS
- Mar 12 2011

Enlightenment Themes by M1C4HTRON13 5 comments
And the problem still is, that E isn't popular so trying to find new themes that are now, not being made distro specfic like this isn't easy.
Sure you can load your own wallpaper over this, but let's be honest, sometimes trying to find a color that matches a particular theme is not always so easy.
So please consider those of us that don't use the distro you are making a theme for and please just make a nice generic cool looking E wallpaper that everyone can enjoy.
Don't get me wrong this is really great to see and you did nice work, it's just such a shame to limit to only Bodhi as many newer users might feel that aren't comfortable hacking themes or having hard time trying to get a wallpaper to match, but some of the themes I have hacked open have the wallpapers in them without the logos, as a generic alternative to use...
Anyhow...
PLEASE let's see generic E themes for the betterment of E for everyone! :)
THANKS - Mar 12 2011
ALLGREY
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/ALLGREY?content=76814
Elementary
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/elementary+Icons?content=73439
Faenza
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Faenza+Variants?content=134347
SimplyGrey
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/SimplyGrey?content=93674
Vibrant
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Vibrant+SVG?content=29956
THANKS - Feb 07 2011
So the .AwOkenrc is the only thing being created? I guess what I can see is your script is just changing shortcuts, so at one time you are pointing to certain icons to have them load by these newly created shortcuts and when you pick a new look, then new shortcuts are made to load this new look, yes?
In PCManFM-Mod file manager I don't have any icons that can change the folders with the images. Do you know what Nautilus does to make this happen?
I know how to change the look of icons if Tint2 doesn't show them properly, I just want to have the icons look correct in PCManFM-Mod file manager is all. So far the only icon I see not working correct is for the video and the folders, which as you mentioned is for the file manager, the way Nautilus works...
Firefox and Thunderbird work ok, that was my mistake before....
THANKS
- Feb 07 2011
Here's a screen shot you can see the original still being loaded;
http://img833.imageshack.us/f/screenshot02052011.png/
By the way the permissions on the wicd-gui.png and wicd.png were set to executable files so I changed them to 644.
THANKS - Feb 05 2011
Here's a screen shot of my $Home in PCManFM-Mod file manager showing the 'Downloads' and 'Pictures' with no images on them.
http://img84.imageshack.us/f/awoken.png/
Is there a way using the PCManFM-Mod file manager to get folders to use the images on them for any of these folders you made, like the email, video, etc...?
THANKS - Feb 05 2011
http://img715.imageshack.us/f/awoken1.png/
Here is a screen shot of PCManFM-Mod File Manger;
http://img822.imageshack.us/f/awoken2.png/
The buttons are all grey, they should be different colors?
Here's a screen shot showing the video icon;
http://img7.imageshack.us/f/awoken3.png/
Is the install script just creating a
.AwOkenrc file, I would like to know how we clean out, uninstall what has been done if anything has been created in the $HOME directory.
I looked through my $HOME and all I could see that was changed was the .AwOkenrc file created, but if anything else is added or changed I'd like to be able to know how to remove it...
THANKS - Feb 05 2011
I used the script and it didn't do anything for me different then if I manually installed the icons and used the .gtkrc-2.0 in OpenBox
So I was at a loss to understand the script since it doesn't seem to be needed.
Also video-x-generic.png icon isn't working in OpenBox so I had to replace the icon in /usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/mimetypes to make it work...
Also in Firefox, are all the buttons suppose to be grey, or should the Stop button be a different color, or any other ones be a different color too?
Also in a File Manager are all the buttons grey too? Because I had one time the New Tab button turn green for PCManFM-MOD but then it changed to grey.
THANKS
P.S. I posted here for others to read and comment on as well... - Feb 05 2011
All I see is that it's placing the icons in the path of ~./icons or /usr/share and then creating a .AwOkenrc file...
Is this all?
Does AwOken need to be placed in
~./icons and /usr/share/icons?
THANKS - Feb 04 2011
Please explain why icons need a script to be installed properly? Icons should only need to be places in the $HOME path of ~/.icons and then for Gnome users in their
appearance preferences they load the icons and the same idea for other desktops environments, using the preferences. For Window Managers you only need to also place them in ~/.icons and use either a .gtkrc-2.0 or a GUI preferences, if available for the particular window manager you use...
THANKS - Feb 04 2011

XFCE/XFWM4 Themes by Roultabie 14 comments
I see this very well and it's the one thing that turns me off from using them. It just doesn't look clean.
Is there anyway these can be cleaned up to look 100% smooth?
THANKS - Jan 26 2011

Cursors by ECHM 35 comments
I really like this mouse cursor icon, but I noticed that when you put the mouse over something on Firefox and then click a link and it goes back to the arrow, where ever the hand was located on the browser, when it changes from the hand to the arrow it jerks, meaning the motion of just changing from hand to arrow isn't smooth and it doesn't happen in the same spot.
where ever you place the hand, when it's changing from the hand to the arrow it should change in that spot and not move but it doesn't. For me it jerks, moves over to the right a little as it's changing and for me it's bothersome to my eyes, makes them feel like they are acting up, seeing something jiggle around.
I hope possibly the developer is still around and this can be fixed.
THANKS - Jan 24 2011

GTK2 Themes by marps 4 comments
Noobuntu is what your name should be called.
Go buy an Apple please and LEARN what the ROOTS of Linux are so you can LEARN to have RESPECT for it by not making this junk! - Jan 14 2011

GTK2 Themes by Dolsilwa 33 comments
This is very disrespectful to Linux and shows you do not understand the ROOTS of Linux and what it represents.
NO TRUE LINUX GEEK would ever do this!
It's disgusting! :( - Jan 14 2011

GTK2 Themes by eamon63 58 comments
This is very disrespectful to Linux and shows you do not understand the ROOTS of Linux and what it represents.
NO TRUE LINUX GEEK would ever do this!
It's disgusting! :( - Jan 14 2011

GTK2 Themes by gracca 26 comments
This isn't Fedora-Look.org... LOL... :)
Thanks... - Jan 14 2011

GTK2 Themes by BPsoftware 4 comments
Good Gosh PLEASE this is LINUX!!! - Jan 14 2011

GTK2 Themes by BPsoftware 4 comments
This is very disrespectful to Linux the people that make it look like OS X and Windows. You have no clue then to what Linux is and what it's roots are and what it represents...
If you love the look so much then please buy an Apple! - Jan 14 2011
This is very disrespectful to Linux the people that make it look like OS X and Windows. You have no clue then to what Linux is and what it's roots are and what it represents...
If you love the look so much then please buy an Apple, to help further support the destruction of computer user's rights...
Apple and Windows STRIP the rights of Computer users, which you seem to have no clue about and if think it's BS then you are not a very educated computer user!
If you had a CLUE of the destructiveness of Apple, you'd never make a theme like OS X! - Jan 14 2011

GTK2 Themes by manuw2009 10 comments
If you want the look of OS X then please buy an Apple!
- Jan 14 2011

GTK2 Themes by anonimoc 9 comments
1. You must not have used Linux for long.
2. Because of #1 you don't understand the Linux mentality.
3. Because of 1 & 2 combined this means you have no respect for Linux, trying to make it look like OS X.
If you like OS X then use it and buy yourself an Apple.
If you're a Linux geek then respect Linux and make something for it, to look like it!
I don't hate you, I'm not mad at you, I just think it's stupid and I get sick of looking at all the themes that people make, to have their LINUX box look like Windows or OS X.
PEACE - Jan 14 2011

GTK2 Themes by Dolsilwa 28 comments
But it's disgusting to think a REAL LINUX GEEK wants their box looking like a MAC!
I run Linux for Linux, I don't want it looking like Windows or Apple!
Linux geeks should learn to respect Linux and make Linux looking themes!
PEACE - Jan 14 2011

GTK2 Themes by arobase 784 comments

GTK2 Themes by arobase 784 comments
What's there not to like? You tell me!
Just need an icon for the Eye of Gnome I see missing....
THANKS - Nov 25 2010

GTK2 Themes by arobase 784 comments
What's there not to like? You tell me!
Just need an icon for the Eye of Gnome I see missing....
THNAKS - Nov 25 2010

GTK2 Themes by jurialmunkey 169 comments
In the lower left of the screen and running up the left side of the screen in what appears to be some type of a tool bar...
Where the clock is at and the icons to the left...
THANKS - Nov 24 2010

GTK2 Themes by jurialmunkey 169 comments
THANKS - Nov 24 2010

GTK2 Themes by tiheum 257 comments
Are there icons and the windows title bar theme that match the screen shots we are seeing here?
If so can someone PLEASE post a link?
THANKS - Jun 06 2010