
GTK3 Themes gtk3 lite xfce xfce xfce4
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
XFCE Colour Lite consists of 6 themes. The Window theme is ultra lite.
XFCE Colour Dark also consists of 6 themes. The Window theme is greyish/dark.
Thanks to the Vimix themes pack.
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*NOTE:
IF THE WHISKER-MENU IS USING MORE RESOURCES THAN INTENDED, THEN PLEASE DO THE FOLLOWING:
Go to Settings -> Panel -> Appearance -> Style -> Select `Solid Colour` or `Background image`
ALTERNATIVELY, you can click your secondary mouse button on the panel, and select Panel -> Panel Preferences... -> Appearance ...
This will not make the panel look any different, but it will use lesser resources as other themes.
This is a known bug to us that we can't get around without breaking the beautiful button layout! :(
The only way to get around this is the one stated above.
Let us know if you find other bug(s).
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INSTALLATION:
Regular Installation:
Download and decompress the file, and copy the contents to ~/.themes/ directory.
Root Installation:
If you want to make it available for all users, then go as root (but not recommended since it could make your maintenance harder):
Download and decompress the file, and copy the contents to /usr/share/themes/ directory.
Version 1.6 9 months ago
Bugs fixed.
Version 1.6 9 months ago
Bugs fixed.
Version 1.5 9 months ago
1. New `pink` theme added.
2. Bugs fixed.
Changelogs 1 year ago
Bugs Fixed.
Changelog: 1 year ago
Show app icon instead of a down arrow used previously
Fixed bugs: 1 year ago
Fixed GTK2 bugs
Modified the inactive window buttons to make it look more elegant
obafe
4 months ago
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freefreeno
9 months ago
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Sourav
9 months ago
For the time being:
Go to Settings -> Panel -> Appearance -> Style -> Select `Solid Colour` or `Background image`
This will fix the issue
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Sourav
9 months ago
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freefreeno
9 months ago
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freefreeno
9 months ago
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9 months ago
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codegenki
9 months ago
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Sourav
9 months ago
May I ask what are the versions of both mousepad and XFCE?
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codegenki
9 months ago
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fredbird67
9 months ago
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Cr7NeTwOrK
9 months ago
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Sourav
9 months ago
Go to Settings -> Panel -> Appearance -> Style -> Select `Solid Colour` or `Background image`
This should fix the issue...
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Bloodybeast
9 months ago
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Bloodybeast
9 months ago
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Sourav
9 months ago
The top layout is set from the settings. If you are using xfwm4 WM (the xfce4 window manager), then you can do that pretty easily.
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Bloodybeast
9 months ago
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Sourav
9 months ago
Nemo is a Linux Mint file manager forked from Nautilus file manager!
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freefreeno
9 months ago
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Sourav
9 months ago
I will fix this in the next update.
This bug is also mentioned in the Description of this theme.
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Sourav
9 months ago
The only way to get around is to (as stated in the description):
Go to Settings -> Panel -> Appearance -> Style -> Select `Solid Colour` or `Background image`
It will not change the look, but it will reduce the CPU usage, and will work like any other XFCE themes.
Thank you!
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Bloodybeast
9 months ago
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annoyingduck
1 year ago
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Sourav
1 year ago
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