Ubuntufied
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
The default shell theme that has been modified for better integration with the Ubuntu color scheme.
Thanks to twodogs for helping me make this theme what it is.
8 years ago
In version 1.1- I changed the compression format to .zip, because apparently Gnome tweak can't handle .tar.gz, which I learned the hard way.
1.2- Changed ripple effect to Ubuntu logo, solidified top panel, fixed blue volume controls, fixed black panel corners.
8 years ago
In version 1.1- I changed the compression format to .zip, because apparently Gnome tweak can't handle .tar.gz, which I learned the hard way.
1.2- Changed ripple effect to Ubuntu logo, solidified top panel, fixed blue volume controls, fixed black panel corners.
Ahmose
Dec 23 2011
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Ubuntufied is part of GTK Themes and Content, which is supported by the following people:
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Ahmose
8 years ago
Love it! :D <3
Just what was needed! :D
Keep it up! Many thanks. <3
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Ahmose
8 years ago
Love it! :D <3
Just what was needed! :D
Keep it up! Many thanks. <3
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jordanbishop
8 years ago
I'm going to be updating it soon so come back when I update to version 1.2.
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twodogs
8 years ago
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jordanbishop
8 years ago
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twodogs
8 years ago
look at line 196 (should be the same as mine, right?!)
line says...
-slider-active-background-color: #70AC3C;
change 70AC3C (green) to orange color (say F16F01) and save.
Alt+F2, r, enter to reload theme. :)
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twodogs
8 years ago
this is for the round part at the end of the panel.
as above...
go to line 197
-slider-active-border-color: #579027;
change 579027 (my green color) to your orange color that you used on the panel-border.svg
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twodogs
8 years ago
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twodogs
8 years ago
-panel-corner-outer-border-color: #225500;
you know what to do :)
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jordanbishop
8 years ago
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twodogs
8 years ago
Look for rgba(255,255,255,0.8) (gradient-start/gradient-end) in the gnome-shell.css. you can add/delete lines as you see fit in each section to make the theme what you want.
As far as finding the right section....experiment by reading, replacing numbers and looking for the difference after you reload the theme. I like to replace with red (FF0000) because its very easy to notice the change. Good luck!
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jordanbishop
8 years ago
1) Is there any way I can change the transparency of the corners to match the transparency of the rest of the panel? And,
2) How do you know what line of the .css corresponds to what aspect of the shell theme?
(Will update theme after that)
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jordanbishop
8 years ago
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