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FF-Mahogany is a theme reminiscent of Madeira: Mahogany. It is legible, almost dark and very attractive to the eyes. (FF - Felipe Facundes). FF-Mogno é um Tema que lembra a Madeira: Mogno. É legível, quase Dark e muito atrativo aos olhos. (FF - Felipe Facundes).

Ares GTK was built to match the Ares look and feel theme. Enlarge the screenshots for better view The Ares look and feel is here: https://www.pling.com/p/1317254/ Wallpaper by Charlie Henson here: https://www.pling.com/p/1317083

The new design of PingGuo theme, this is the preview version! The code is open source! The appearance and click effects of the buttons in the titlebar prohibit copying and modifying including size changes and color changes!

GTK3 to work with Reactionary DaVinci https://www.opendesktop.org/p/1255446/ This is just a quick color hack of https://github.com/B00merang-Project/Redmond-Themes/tree/master/Windows%2095

An adaptation of the Ambiance Dark theme using the popular Ubuntu colours purple and orange. It is mostly suited to Gnome-Flashback desktop environment. This is a very dark and relaxing theme. It is suitable for gtk-2 and up to gtk-3,18. It includes theme files for Text-Editors, Firefox chrome,...

A dark theme that's also brighter than the very dark B00merang Dark

GTK theme based on the appearance of Windows 8.1, codenamed 'Blue' Requires GTK 3.20 or higher

This is not a great theme by any means. I made it to go along with my Reactionary pine Qt colorscheme. Oomox isn't exactly the most versatile themeing engine (especially when it comes to widgets), but it does what it needs to. I would say that it probably goes a lot better with server side...

Theme based on appearance of Windows Server 2012 R2, a mix of Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 REQUIRED: - GTK 3.20 or higher - Pixbuf engine

Material design theme with Ambiant-MATE colors. Based on Canta-compact https://www.gnome-look.org/p/1220749/ Chromium have some ui defects on tabs with "Refresh" style. Choose "Normal" on chrome://flags/#top-chrome-md instead.