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RGS - Root Green Square, (pun on Root Mean Square) is a smooth-ish theme which I find easy on my eyes and works well for my low-dpi low-contrast lcd, although it makes my expensive crt shine as well. First theme for public release. I decided that if I was going to share this theme, it had better be done now, else it will never be shared ever. Influences for this theme include:
- Aerials
- Rezlooks
- Clearlooks
- ClearLime
- My love-affair with green
Version 1.3 now includes a simple openbox theme
Version 1.1 and on of this theme uses the GTK+ 2.10 new niffty-ness of symbolic colours (so you can tweak the colours in the Theme Selector gui) and new clearlooks features (all of which should be in GNOME 2.18). As such it *requires* at least:
- GTK+ 2.10
- gtk-engines 2.10 (clearlooks)
Icon theme in screenshot is http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/art-pixmap-stuff+-+GNOME+2+revival?content=84548
12 years ago
1.3
Added Tooltip colour choosing, added a simple Openbox them, updated to new "hint" internal format, tried to get the theme to look the same as it used to because of clearlooks internal contrast constants being changed all the time. Copied evolution treeview-header fix
1.2
Themed the Nautilus-extra-view area (the bar in "burn:///" or "trash:///")
1.1
Moved to symbolic colours
Uses new clearlooks stuff
No longer needs Ubuntulooks
12 years ago
1.3
Added Tooltip colour choosing, added a simple Openbox them, updated to new "hint" internal format, tried to get the theme to look the same as it used to because of clearlooks internal contrast constants being changed all the time. Copied evolution treeview-header fix
1.2
Themed the Nautilus-extra-view area (the bar in "burn:///" or "trash:///")
1.1
Moved to symbolic colours
Uses new clearlooks stuff
No longer needs Ubuntulooks
Cygoku
12 years ago
Cygoku
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madhatart
12 years ago
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=84548
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madhatart
12 years ago
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glaeven
14 years ago
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madhatart
14 years ago
Aerials is close to what you request. It is what I got the black idea from, but uses blue. http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Aerials?content=39945
Although, I do have a blue one I'm fiddling with. Watch out for it.
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psalex
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madhatart
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arthurhda
14 years ago
where can I find the font "edges"?
And how to set transparency in system tray icons (like gajim and gaim)
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madhatart
14 years ago
As for the tray icons... I have no idea, as far as I can tell, you can't accurately (Request to developers?). Thus my "system notification area" is at the right of my bottom panel, which isn't transparent, while most every other applet is in my top panel, which is transparent. There seems to be a trend no-a-days to write tray-applets rather than actually applets, which leaves me in dismay.
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