Invert

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A theme using the Industrial theme engine. It is based on the gtk2 theme Leech and the Metacity theme Blended.

Objectives of this theme:
-Clean
-Dark
-Easier to tell which window is the active window. (Thus the outline of the active window)
-Large font compatible. Doesn't break the theme when you crank them up.
Last changelog:

14 years ago

1.0b:
Readded buttons. They are also a bit better looking now to boot. I quickly tweaked a gnome firefox theme to work with dark backgrounds but I'm not sure if I should post it or not and what would be the best way. Not to mention this text left centered version of the theme I have.
1.0a:
Reinstated theme after fighting with the gnome-look webpage. I also tested the theme more and made many small modifications. I like how rhythmbox looks in my theme now.

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rochr4

14 years ago

almost perfect, especially with Katiola xfce style, but try to read anything in for eg. VLC (Video Lan Codecs) media player window, is it a bug or a feature ? (or am I retarded) ;/

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pizzach

14 years ago

Most likely a bug. I haven't used VLC so much as I usually bring mplayer up from the terminal. I've gotten stuck on a lot of small bugs I just don't know how to work around. :/

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auntaunt

14 years ago

Thats a nice theme Pizzach

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pizzach

14 years ago

This theme was made for the people who have window focus follow the mouse.

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pizzach

14 years ago

I you use this theme. You will enjoy it much more if you have the monitor contrast jacked up all of the way. Otherwise you cannot see the smaller details. I just realized this when I installed the theme at a computer lab with a okay contrast ratio.

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varunus

14 years ago

Not rating it bad, just curious as to why you don't like buttons?

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pizzach

14 years ago

No no no. Nothing against you or anyone out there. The remark for people who didn't know what they were getting into and didn't read. :) You know, the people who are going right now, "OMG!! I can't close my window!!!!" I'm actually pleasently surprised at the grading so far.

Nothing against buttons. I just realized that I don't use them now that I use the keyboard so much. On the next release there is a 99% chance I'll put in an option for both. Right now is play time phase where I'm trying random things out. I had the sudden realization that the buttons in the corner or just an unused vestigal appendage good for decoration only to me. (9_6) Plus it give more room for title bar text.

Was wondering what the waters were like in the public without those basic buttons.

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Sparrk

14 years ago

Just open gconf-editor and remove the string in /apps/metacity/general/button_layout. Then you can even add the buttons back to the theme. :)

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pizzach

14 years ago

Thank you. I was secretly hoping for a reply like that. :) My way was much more messy.

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14 years ago

1.0b:
Readded buttons. They are also a bit better looking now to boot. I quickly tweaked a gnome firefox theme to work with dark backgrounds but I'm not sure if I should post it or not and what would be the best way. Not to mention this text left centered version of the theme I have.
1.0a:
Reinstated theme after fighting with the gnome-look webpage. I also tested the theme more and made many small modifications. I like how rhythmbox looks in my theme now.

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