Clearlooks-Phenix

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Description:

Clearlooks-Phénix aims at creating a GTK3 port of Clearlooks, the default theme for Gnome 2. Style is also included for GTK2, Unity and for Metacity, Openbox and Xfwm4 window managers.

Requirements:

[li]for Clearlooks-Phénix v1: packages gtk2-engines (if GTK2 applications are used) and gnome-themes-standard;[/li]

[li]for Clearlooks-Phénix v2: packages gtk2-engines (if GTK2 applications are used), gnome-themes-standard and gtk3-engines-unico.[/li]

[li]for Clearlooks-Phénix v3 and newer: packages gtk2-engines (if GTK2 applications are used).[/li]

Download:

Download the appropriate version according to your situation:

[li]for GTK 3.0 and 3.2: Clearlooks-Phénix v1;[/li]

[li]for GTK 3.4: Clearlooks-Phénix v2;[/li]

[li]for GTK 3.6: Clearlooks-Phénix v3;[/li]

[li]for GTK 3.8: Clearlooks-Phénix v4;[/li]

[li]for GTK 3.10 and 3.12: Clearlooks-Phénix v5;[/li]

[li]for GTK 3.14: Clearlooks-Phénix v6;[/li]

[li]for GTK 3.20: Clearlooks-Phénix v7.[/li]

To find your GTK version:

[li]You can check in your package manager the version of the package libgtk-3-0.[/li]

[li]If you use Ubuntu, here's a correspondence between its versions and those of GTK (for a default installation of Ubuntu): Ubuntu 11.10: GTK 3.2; Ubuntu 12.04: GTK 3.4; Ubuntu 12.10 and 13.04: GTK 3.6; Ubuntu 13.10: GTK 3.8; Ubuntu 14.04: GTK 3.10; Ubuntu 14.10: GTK 3.12; Ubuntu 15.04: GTK 3.14; Ubuntu 15.10: GTK 3.16; Ubuntu 16.04: GTK 3.18; Ubuntu 16.10: GTK 3.20.[/li]

For more details about installation or configuration, see the homepage link or the README file in the archive.

Last changelog:

Changelog 4 years ago

[li]2016-10-07: Clearlooks-Phénix v7 released. Compatibility with GTK 3.20 and support of HiDPI.[/li]

[li]2014-09-28: Clearlooks-Phénix v6 released. Compatibility with GTK 3.14.[/li]

[li]2014-09-23: Clearlooks-Phénix v4 released. Compatibility with GTK 3.8. Clearlooks-Phénix v5 released. Compatibility with GTK 3.10 and 3.12.[/li]

[li]2012-11-02: Minor UI fixes in Clearlooks-Phénix v2 and Clearlooks-Phénix v3.[/li]

[li]2012-10-23: Clearlooks-Phénix v3 released. Compatibility with GTK 3.6. Dropped dependencies to Adwaita and Unico engines, since the GTK built-in engine is now exclusively used. Documentation updated. Minor UI fixes.[/li]

[li]2012-06-30: minor UI fixes. Documentation updated. Wallpaper added. New styles (gnome-terminal, Unity panel...).[/li]

[li]2012-06-25: project renamed Clearlooks-Phénix. New version 2 completely rewritten and compatible with GTK 3.4. Almost all widgets now have a Clearlooks style.[/li]

[li]2012-02-01: files for Openbox and Xfwm4 window managers; better buttons style; minor UI fixes.[/li]

[li]2012-01-18: semi-transparent selection and option to choose white as font color on the desktop.[/li]

[li]2011-09-13: first version put on GNOME-Look.org.[/li]

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evereve
6 years ago

Hello,

Debian (testing) is getting GNOME 3.4. Are you planning an update? I ask this because there are some "oddities" (especially in the gnome-panel).

Thanks :)

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jpfleury
6 years ago

Yes, it will be updated. See the report http://jpfleury.indefero.net/p/clearwaita/issues/13/

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freddy3980
7 years ago

Thank you for updating/creating this theme for gnome3. I hope you continue making improvements especially for Unity/Ubuntu.

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jpfleury
6 years ago

Quote:Thank you for updating/creating this theme for gnome3.

Thanks.

Quote:I hope you continue making improvements especially for Unity/Ubuntu.

I don't use Unity, so don't hesitate to make suggestions, because I don't really know what to improve.

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shimicuga
7 years ago

Surely one of the best gtk3 themes so far.
I'm starting to feel comfortable with gnome again.
Great work!

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jpfleury
7 years ago

Thanks a lot. :-)

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mpnordland
7 years ago

Wow, you just duplicated Clearlooks. Wow.

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jpfleury
7 years ago

Thanks a lot. :-)

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felipec
7 years ago

I've browsed through all the GTK+3 themes in this site, this is clearly the better, specially if you want GTK+2 compatibility.

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chreko
7 years ago

I agree. One of the best themes. I wonder still why this idea has not been picked up by the gnome dev team.

Anyway, this is a great work, and I will see if I can find the time to learn about theming in order to contribute.

The first thing I would then like to change is the font color of the desktop icons (from black to white) and the selection box (need to be transparent).

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jpfleury
7 years ago

Quote:I agree. One of the best themes.

Thanks a lot.

Quote:The first thing I would then like to change is the font color of the desktop icons (from black to white)

See the README file on the new Clearwaita archive. I added (very simple) instructions about that.

Quote:and the selection box (need to be transparent).

It's now fixed. You can download the new version of Clearwaita and the selection will be semi-transparent.

Regards.

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jpfleury
7 years ago

Hi felipec,

Thanks a lot for your great comment.

Regards,

Jean-Philippe

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zniavre
7 years ago

this is a nice idea to make gtk3 looks like clearlooks but i m thinking your theme is not mature

maybe (i see you are french) we can discuss of your work into via irc #ubuntu-fr-themes channel

if you don't mind

salut à bientot (voted good anyway at least for french solidarity)

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jpfleury
7 years ago

Bonjour,

Oui, mon thème demande sûrement plus de travail. Je l'ai fait assez rapidement, après m'être rendu compte lors de ma migration vers Gnome 3 que Clearlooks n'était pas disponible. J'ai décidé de partager ce que j'avais fait au lieu de le garder pour moi dans mon «/usr/share/themes/» :-).

Merci pour le lien de #ubuntu-fr-themes, je ne connaissais pas ce salon. Pour l'instant, je n'ai vraiment le temps de retravailler sur le thème, mais si j'ai un peu de temps, ton lien va pouvoir servir.

Merci,

Jean-Philippe

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