


GTK2 Themes by RishavT 20 comments
Just wanted to free myself of the guilt of ignoring the comment :) - Jul 30 2012

Nautilus Scripts by RishavT 20 comments
Check it out. - Apr 26 2011

Beryl/Emerald Themes by RishavT 8 comments
The thumbnails *might* not change yet, but you'll get the new screenshots on enlarging the images by clicking on them. - Apr 19 2011

Beryl/Emerald Themes by RishavT 8 comments
here's the link:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7YOR9H0Z
Thats just a modified version of the already-present Radiance Maverick on gnome-look (made by someone else). - Apr 17 2011

GTK2 Themes by RishavT 20 comments
What you can do (that's what I have currently) is:
1. install the theme (with the exceptions)
2. make the panel completely opaque (RGBA doesn't affect the panel in my theme, since the installer adds it as an exception. To cross-check, open up .profile in your home folder, and you should see something like
Quote:export GTK_RGBA_APPS = allbut:<some long list>:gnome-panel
).
3. go to System>Preferences>Compiz config settings manager.
4. Go to opacity and brightness, and add a new entry there with the values:
Quote:class=Gnome-panel
and set the opacity value to whatever u want. I set it to 80.
then add it.
it'll look something like this
http://i.imgur.com/yDhxb.png
Then the panel will become transparent, without u needing to set it via the gnome-panel properties. Things will even blur behind it (if you have blur enabled, ie)
- Apr 15 2011

GTK2 Themes by RishavT 20 comments
Quote:sudo apt-get remove gnome-color-chooser gtk2-module-rgba
then:
Quote:gedit ~/.profile
and remove the line from the file that opens up
Quote:export GTK_RGBA_APPS=allbut:totem:gedit:soffice:firefox-bin:cheese:gnome-panel - Apr 15 2011

GTK2 Themes by RishavT 20 comments
Quote:sudo apt-get remove gnome-color-chooser gtk2-module-rgba
then:
Quote:gedit ~/.profile
and remove the line
Quote:export GTK_RGBA_APPS=allbut:totem:gedit:soffice:firefox-bin:cheese:gnome-panel - Apr 15 2011

GTK2 Themes by RishavT 20 comments
Quote:sudo apt-get install ppa-purge
sudo ppa-purge ppa:am-monkeyd/nautilus-elementary-ppa
sudo ppa-purge ppa:erik-b-andersen/rgba-gtk
Those commands should completely remove the latest murrine engine and nautilus elementary. After that, a restart (logging out & back in might also do) should revert everything. Then change the theme back to whatever u had via system>>preferences>>appearance.
If you also want to remove the theme (which'll just act as a normal non-transparent theme after the above commands),
Quote:sudo rm -R /usr/share/themes/BlackGlass
sudo rm -R /usr/share/themes/Black\ Glass
- Apr 15 2011

GTK2 Themes by RishavT 20 comments
anyways, to uninstall, run these one at a time:
Quote:sudo apt-get install ppa-purge
sudo ppa-purge ppa:am-monkeyd/nautilus-elementary-ppa
sudo ppa-purge ppa:erik-b-andersen/rgba-gtk
Those commands should completely remove the latest murrine engine and nautilus elementary. After that, a restart (logging out & back in might also do) should revert everything. Then change the theme back to whatever u had via system>>preferences>>appearance.
If you also want to remove the theme (which'll just act as a normal non-transparent theme after the above commands),
Quote:sudo rm -R /usr/share/themes/BlackGlass
sudo rm -R /usr/share/themes/Black\ Glass
- Apr 15 2011

Beryl/Emerald Themes by RishavT 8 comments

GTK2 Themes by RishavT 20 comments
>Go to system>>preferences>>gnome color chooser
>go to the "engines" tab
>click on "revert".
>click on "apply"
everything should be normal. At the most, log out and log back in. - Mar 30 2011

GTK2 Themes by RishavT 20 comments
I think that's because of your graphics card. RGBA works differently on each computer, dont know why. On lucid (10.04), transparency for me was almost negligible and in Maverick it's as in the screenshots. On my mom's net-book (with intel) its again negligible. If your windows become partially transparent, while menus dont, I dont think I'll be able to fix that :(
RGBA still has many issues, and hopefully in the future it'll become more stable and customizable.
Although there is one workaround. Go to Compiz Config settings manager (you have to install compizconfig-settings-manager if not installed already).
Then go to "Opacity and brightness" (or something like that).
Add a new entry with these options:
(type=Menu | PopupMenu | DropdownMenu | Dialog | ModalDialog | Normal)
which should look like this:
http://i.imgur.com/tcyw8.png
Then set the value to whatever u want, save it. Then enable Opacity, and your menus should become transparent. It wont be exactly the same like mine, but its quite nice :) - Mar 28 2011

GTK2 Themes by RishavT 20 comments
You might still be seeing the metacity borders. Try pressing alt+f2 and typing in "emerald --replace". If that fixes the problem, then switch to emerald from metacity using fusion-icon.
Otherwise try editing the emerald theme, but I'm pretty sure it doesn't have anything to do with the theme. - Mar 28 2011

GTK2 Themes by RishavT 20 comments

Beryl/Emerald Themes by RishavT 2 comments

Nautilus Scripts by RishavT 20 comments
I didn't see (or get) that error ever before, but on searching a bit, found out that it might be an issue with your python version.
Do use python version 2.5? Then That might be the case. If you can upgrade to 2.6 it would be good, otherwise you'll have to wait a bit till I can patch it for 2.5 (or of course, if you want you can patch it.)
If you're not on 2.5, then It might take some time since I have to figure out how to fix it. - Mar 16 2011

Nautilus Scripts by RishavT 20 comments

Nautilus Scripts by RishavT 20 comments
So if I install a deb, the next deb (update) wouldn't install (unless I remove the earlier link) since the linking command doesn't replace the earlier links. And the installation wont get stuck, since the script is in python (and not bash).
I'll check out u'r deb though. Thanks :) - Mar 16 2011

Wallpaper Other by chichovoto 4 comments
And the background looks beautiful. definitely a +1 :D - Feb 25 2011

Wallpaper Other by chichovoto 4 comments
Imageshack tells me "domain not registered"
and rapidshare just redirects to its home page (rapidshare.com).
- Feb 25 2011

Nautilus Scripts by RishavT 20 comments

Nautilus Scripts by RishavT 20 comments
And I could not see your screenshot, dont know why. Google Docs says page is not available. - Feb 06 2011

Nautilus Scripts by RishavT 20 comments
The thing about the menu (file, upload, help) was a problem even I faced once, when I used the AppMenu applet (for global menus) and then removed the applet. The menu of this uploader didn't come back. I dont know why that happens, but I added an alternate way to access those menus.
Right click anywhere on the window, and file, upload and help should come up. Then you can go to file>>authorize. :) - Feb 06 2011

Nautilus Scripts by RishavT 20 comments
here's the link:
http://www.2shared.com/file/BbIghYGH/Facebook_v03_Fedoratar.html
download, extract, run intall.sh as ROOT (first su, enter password, then ./install.sh). After that, run post-install.sh (NOT as root)
It should hopefully work. If not, then please let me know so that I can make it work. It would be great if you would also post the terminal output (if it didn't work, ie)
(If you dont have time or dont wand to test this script, no issue. I'll still try to make it work, and if I do, then I'll comment. Just let me know.)
Thanks :) - Dec 24 2010

Nautilus Scripts by RishavT 20 comments
I think its an RPM system (as in installs .rpm stuff?)
If so then the install script wont work. I've used a debian/apt-specific command.
I'll created a new install script that *should* work. I'm installing fedora on a virtual machine, and I'll post the new install script once i've tested it.
Thanks for commenting. I might add it to the main app as an install script for fedora/other yum OSs :)
- Dec 24 2010

Nautilus Scripts by RishavT 20 comments

Nautilus Scripts by RishavT 20 comments
So what I was thinking is that I could upload the video to youtube, and then post a link to that video on the users wall.
And if I find out that facebook has added support for uploading videos, I'll surely add it :)
Thanks for commenting :) - Dec 21 2010

Nautilus Scripts by angenoir71 6 comments
so I just posted this in gnome-look.org and I wanted to know whether I'm allowed to do that, or is it violating anything?
check it out at:
http://www.mediafire.com/?2lyhx8j34lahf
and thanks :) - Dec 04 2010