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These Icons were originally created by heylove, expanded by servechilled, refined by redde, another version by systemm0. this will be the first I will be trying to make a full xfce4 icon theme i added some color as well as modified some icons ----------------------------- 1.1 updated...

An icon theme for the gnome desktop that aspires to be crisp, colorful and easy on the eyes .... Based on gnome, gnome-colors, elementary, etc.

A Theme for Unity/Gnome-Shell Gtk 3.4 compatible Tested on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS

This theme is gnome port of "Sticker" theme. This icon set is highly based on artist David Lanham's icon set "Sticker" and xfce icon set "aufkleber". Sticker icon is used under the David Lanham's permission. David Lanham - http://dlanham.com/ "auflkleber" Sixsixfive -...

This is a modified version of the Radiance theme that comes with Ubuntu. So, most of the credit should go to those incredible guys/gals who made the original theme. I really like Radiance theme. But in my opinion, orange and other reddish colors are a bit distractive. So, for the past year or...

Radiance-Gnome: Like Ubuntu's Radiance. Tested with Gnome 3.14 Should also work with Gnome 3.12 If you use the Dash to Dock extension you will get more functionality with this theme, such as focus of the running application. It seems there is a bug in GNOME. So if you want to see...

Tux n Tosh Icons Reloaded

I got the Pinux cursors, but I didn't like how the "link" cursor was a globe, (after all, it used that cursor when you can click anything, not just links). So I edited it. This is the same, but I used the "waiting" cursor as the link one also. I edited the pTux, the pDebian, and the pUbuntu...

I promised someone I would create themes with a transparent panel to match the Swar Themes for Ubuntu 11.10 so here they are... This is a collection of themes I designed for Ubuntu 12.04 and Gnome 3.4. I have only tested these themes in Ubuntu 12.04 Unity but I am sure they will work with...

This is my take on the replacement for the - minimize button in ubuntu. It was a really quick fix, but I think it has a merit as it gives away more or less what's going to happen to the window. It needs a little tweaking to make it more visible, but that's not my forte. If you care to...