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a red variant for Quartz GTK theme * EXTRACT ALL FOLDERS * * GTK 4.0 +* * GTK 3.24 *

Simple GTK theme for Cinnamon Desktop Inspired by android (also support mate, Budgie and unity desktops) * EXTRACT ALL FOLDERS REQUIRED * * GTK3.24 * * GTK4.0+ *

a blue variation for Quartz GTK theme Simple GTK theme for Cinnamon Desktop Inspired by android 10 style(also support budgie, mate, unity desktops) * EXTRACT ALL FOLDERS * * GTK 4.0+ * * GTK3.24 *

[B]Shi-Black Gold Theme [/B] [B] code style adapted / Based / [/B] [B] from the Flat Remix GNOME/Ubuntu/GDM theme [/B] [URL=https://www.pling.com/p/1013030/]https://www.pling.com/p/1013030/[/URL] [B] inspired by [/B] mcOS 11 GTK and Shell...

flat GTK theme for Cinnamon Desktop Inspired by android style(also support mate, budgie and unity desktop) * EXTRACT ALL FOLDERS REQUIRED * * GTK3.24 * * GTK4.0+*

[B] Neon-Shi-GTK [/B] [B] code style adapted / Based / [/B] [B] from the mcOS 11 GTK and Shell theme [/B] [URL=https://www.pling.com/p/1220826/]https://www.pling.com/p/1220826/[/URL] [B] inspired by [/B] [B] Flat Remix...

[b][color=#79B757]Mono Project[/color][/b] [url="https://witalihirsch.github.io/mono.html"]Mono Project Online Preview[/url] [b][color=#79B757]Support[/color][/b] [url="https://www.patreon.com/witalihirsch"]My Patreon[/url] [b][color=#79B757]Installation[/color][/b] [b][color=#79B757]GTK3 and...

[size=15][b]Simplewaita Theme[/b][/size] This is a complete rebuild of Simple theme, using Adwaita as code base, for GTK 2, 3 and 4; other parts are the same as Simple. This is a lightweight dark theme using mostly the same colors of another theme of mine:...

Cinnamon theme with neutral colors compatible with any theme. Sources: https://github.com/linuxmint/mint-themes

This is a theme for GTK, a modification of Qogir by vinceliuice, which is based on Arc by horst3180. I would like to thank vinceliuice for all of his great contributions! The theme was optimized for use with Xfce and it has not been tested with other linux desktops. Actually, the theme was...