Lubuntu Shadowplay v2

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This is another take on my Shadowplay theme. It started out as a series of tweaks and fixes but my main account got hacked before I could update it so I went a further with it and created this as a variant with different buttons/pannel and just about everything. It still has the same feel as Shadowplay but looks a little classier IMO.

The goal was to move a little more away from MS Windows and more toward my own personal tastes. I hope you like it :)

Installation:
Extract to /home/(username)/.themes
Select Shadowplay v2 from theme browser
Select Shadowplay v2 window border (openbox only)

Contains:
1. GTK2 theme
2. Openbox theme

Background can be found here:
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Lubuntu+Shadowplay+1280x800?content=162131

Lubuntufan

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Elysium

6 years ago

Thanks for the theme, looks great!

Just wondering if you could either add a link to or upload the icons you use in the screenshot? They look a lot better than the standard ones and harmonize well with the theme design.

Also, I got the orbs png's from the v1, could also be a good idea to upload those here so everything is in one place.

Thanks again!

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BBOSAK2143

6 years ago

Saw the theme liked it, then I installed into themes and went to LXDE desktop and change to it and nothing happened. Also tried on XFCE and same! Does it have to run on plain metacity or can it function with compiz? Theme is well done! I can only assume is something I am doing wrong so if you have any advice would really appreciate it! Very curious on working with gtk2.0 so we all can enjoy! Appreciate the fact you are working hard with it to get great effects!

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Lubuntufan1

6 years ago

It should be under "customize look and feel" in lxde, not sure about xfce.

The theme is gtk2 so it should work for both. The window theme is openbox so no, you don't need metacity or compiz ;)

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BBOSAK2143

6 years ago

I did do that, so am suspecting something is not quite right with my gtk in this OS I put together. I tried another gtk2.0 theme and worked just fine, so just figured would ask if compiz could effect it as I absolutely love the shadow concept!!! Am just hoping you will never stop creating such brilliance! Will figure some way to get it going. Have a few strange quirks with my OS. Maybe one day will build one to perfection, of course this OS is just not it yet!

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aullidolunar

6 years ago

Because index.theme is missing.

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BBOSAK2143

6 years ago

Figures! Seems is always the small things that seem to trip me up! Have to give it a shot on this OS. Last OS I built had some trouble, so never figured any mistake was made on your part and always claimed I was at fault!
Your work with gradients and coloring is great and something any true artist will always look at and enjoy! I just hope you will stay this great always! Themes as yours is what are true treasures on gnome-look!

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product-maker Elysium Jul 31 2014 9 excellent
product-maker Lubuntufan Mar 19 2014 9 excellent
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