Solarized-BLACK-Colors [supports GS 3.36]
GTK3 Themes black blue colors cyan solarized
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): https://github.com/rtlewis88/rtl88-Themes/tree/Solarized-BLACK
Solorized-BLACK is a near-black, high contrast theme for GTK operating systems - utilizing a very dark rendering of the official Solarized base-hue for background coloring. Chose from four official Solarized hues: Blue, Cyan, Magenta, and Orange.
Aiming to bring the user a warm, beautiful, and readable theme, Solorized-BLACK has a home for everyone wishing for a true, high contrast Soloarized theme. Near-black on near-black on near-black with a Solarized color right where you want it.
Solorized-BLACK themes all GTK, xfwm4, openbox-3, GNOME-Shell, and Cinnamon desktop environments.
Special thanks to horst3180 @ "https://github.com/horst3180/Arc-theme" for initially advancing Arc, and for all the inspiration that notion forwards. Further thanks to NicoHood at: https://github.com/NicoHood/arc-theme, for keeping Arc alive and great, more currently.
Manual Installation Is Easy:
Extract the ".zip" file into your "~/.themes/" folder - to install for current user only - or into the "/usr/share/themes/" folder - for the theme to be applied globally. 2) Use the GNOME Tweak Tool or an equivalent app to enable it for your desktop.
If installing manually, make sure to install the dependency: "Murrine theme engine" if you do not already have it; and update your GTK+packages if you have not.
Logging out and then logging back in may be necessary on some operating systems to fully implement theme.
07-08-20: Version 1.3.5 3 days ago
This update corrects a minor anomaly vis-a-vis the Blue flavor. Here, where the flavor's base hue was applied to the 'hover' elements of the GS-App-Grid's 'frequent' and 'all' controller device, the intended white text color was not rendering white. Now, this element renders the intended, elemental differentiation via hex #ffffff. Commit: 2e519d
07-08-20: Version 1.3.5 3 days ago
This update corrects a minor anomaly vis-a-vis the Blue flavor. Here, where the flavor's base hue was applied to the 'hover' elements of the GS-App-Grid's 'frequent' and 'all' controller device, the intended white text color was not rendering white. Now, this element renders the intended, elemental differentiation via hex #ffffff. Commit: 2e519d
18-07-20: Version 1.3.4 23 days ago
This update sees all four flavors get enhancements. Here, each of the flavor's base hue was applied to the GS App-Grid search window text. Previously, this text element rendered white on all four flavors. Commit: d67d6d
26-06-20: Version 1.3.3 1 month ago
This update sees all four flavors get enhancements. Here, each of the flavor's base hue was applied to the static or 'inactive' App-Grid page control elements (big dots on right side) - leaving only the one 'active' element (dot) white. Previously, all of these these elements rendered white, regardless of whether they (app pages) were in use. Commit: 552ac4
11-06-20: Version 1.3.2 1 month ago
This update sees all four flavors get enhancements. Here, each of the flavor's base hue was applied to the 'hover' elements of the GS-App-Grid's 'frequent' and 'all' controller device. Previously, this element rendered a semi-transparent gray. The text was also whitened and bolded during these 'hover' events, for improved elemental differentiation and beauy. Commit: c493cc
04-06-20: Version 1.3.1 2 months ago
Panel and top-bar text was lightened, improving readability. Commit: 2deb05
10 the best
Easier for me to read with than the other 'darkest' arc version. Thanks a million for this!
awesome awesome awesome
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