Malista

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Description:

Malista a Vista inspired Theme.

Malista is a modified version of MinimaLista 0.11 by FiremanSam.
MinimaLista 0.11 is a minimal version of Murrina-LiNsta by etiennealaurent.

Requires:
- Murrine engine for GTK2
- Pixmap engine for GTK2
- Human theme (icons and cursor)(ubuntu 9.10 version)
- New Wave theme (metacity)

Optional:
- MalistaLogin GTK Theme for Ubuntu 9.10 GDM
- Malista Cairo-Dock Theme

Last changelog:

10 years ago

version 0.1: (2009-08-02)
- Initial release

version 0.2: (2009-11-08)
- Added Support for User Switch Applet
- Switched to Humanity-Dark Icons

KHendrik
10 years ago

Hi, I uploaded a new theme to make the GDM look more consistent with Malista please check it out: http://tinyurl.com/yce9mm4

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nyenty
10 years ago

what's the dock in the screenshot

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KHendrik
10 years ago

The dock is Cairo-Dock (GLX-Dock) it's in the standard ubuntu repos. (I use the cairo-dock weekly ppa because they fixed one annoying bug just last week [centering the icons])

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nyenty
10 years ago

i hate this dock. too hard to configure.

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KHendrik
10 years ago

Configuration (theme) is uploaded

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KHendrik
10 years ago

it's not as hard as it used to be, I'll upload my configuration tommorow.

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gnomechick
10 years ago

Guess what? - We don't need another Winblows clone they come pre-installed on most pc's - we use Linux here.

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MK64
10 years ago

Do something better you if you can ... here we do not need unnecessary comments ... the screenshot speaks for itself if you do not like not download it ....

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KHendrik
10 years ago

Thank you, I used a modified version of minimalista for over a year and thought I should redo it and share.
I also use a modified Wallpaper, a GDM- and a Lock-Theme which I can't publish right now because I don't know how the images i used are licensed. I'll redo the themes and publish them at the end of september.

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