Ubuntu Mono Dark Elementary.

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I didn't make any of these icons. All I did was changing the inherit icon theme from the Ubuntu Mono Dark, which was Humanity, so it uses now elementary.

Enjoy it!

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danny1995

5 years ago

Hi dude!
I've a question:
I already downloaded the files,but; how can I install it? :(

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dportner

11 years ago

omg thank you <3
this is exactly what i wanted

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rafeviper

11 years ago

I'm glad you like it man. Thanks for your comment! =)

Peace! =P

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elmodos

11 years ago

My message is not about theme but about panel applet for player. Where can I find it and what player are supported by it?

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rafeviper

11 years ago

To install it run this commands on a terminal:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kuliniew/ppa

sudo aptitude update

sudo aptitude install panflute-applet

And... done! Then, all you have to do is add it on a panel =).

About the players, don't remember, but I've tested it with Rhythmbox and Audacious and it works =).

Peace!

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elmodos

11 years ago

Thanks. I need applet name only:)

And for the future: not everyone uses Ubuntu. Ppa repositories are for Ubuntu only. I am Debian user. Cheers :)

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rafeviper

11 years ago

Yeah, I know man, it's a habit. I have a blog about Ubuntu.

Hope you could use it.

Peace! =)

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elmodos

11 years ago

I'm about to try compile it, deb package has some "bad" dependencies.

Now i get:

configure: error: failed to find required module dbus
python-dbus installed, but i cannot find any suitable -dev package... But I hold on!

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rajeshbr

11 years ago

Hi,can you tell me the themes you have used for the screenshot

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rafeviper

11 years ago

Yes dude =). Elementary and Ubuntu Mono Dark Elementary. You have to download first the Elementary Icon Theme (the link is up there), and then Ubuntu Mono Dark Elementary, and use this last one.

For the AWN dock I'm using the Token Icon Theme ( http://brsev.deviantart.com/art/Token-128429570 ) and for the Rhythmbox Icon I'm using the FeelinGrey Icon Theme ( http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Feeling+grey%2C+icons+for+docks?content=124165 ).

If you have any doubt, just let me know.

Peace! =)

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rajeshbr

11 years ago

What about the window manager and gtk themes?

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rafeviper

11 years ago

I thought you meant only icon themes =P.

Ok, I'm using Emerald for the border, and is OS X Leopard Emerald Perfect:

http://villts.deviantart.com/art/OS-X-Leopard-Emerald-PERFECT-143015153

And the GTK theme is FreshLight:

http://hcalves.deviantart.com/art/Fresh-Light-Gnome-Theme-2-1-98627177

But for this one I changed the colours, I didn't use the ones that came by default =).

Peace! XD


P.S: A "Thank you" would be welcome.

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rajeshbr

11 years ago

Great. Thanks a lot.

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rafeviper

11 years ago

You're welcome dude! =)

Peace!

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