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This is my first GTK theme, I hope you will love it :) ! I have taken the best elements of few gray GTK themes to compose mine. Don't hesitate to comment ! ----------------------------- [b]Contents[/b] - GTK theme - Openbox theme - Tint2 config - Conkyrc [b]Screenshot[/b] -...

My suggestions: 1. You will receive a much better effect if You allow this theme to change the fonts size !!! 2. Don't set the background color darker than #272727 (because then You will get a high contrast mode in OpenOffice) 3. In my opinion the best icons theme is the "Any color You...

A black variation of Shiki-colors

The purpose of this gtk theme was to create something minimalistic that also follows the gnome color settings. It uses the murrine, industrial and hc engine. All of them comes pre installed in at least Ubuntu, probably in many other distributions to. Feedback is appreciated. =)

GtkGNUstep is a Gtk2 theme that matches the widgets used by default in the WindowMaker/GNUStep environment. This theme is intended to be installed on computers having a WindowMaker/GNUStep environment, so as to harmonize the look of any gtk applications being used. The widgets are an exact...

Shinobi is a dark theme. My girlfriend coined the name. [b]I am very sorry I removed the color schemes from my theme. I was being lazy and forgot to add them back in when I updated it. I have fixed this. They are not pictured, but I added two more colors for a total of: Blue, Green, Orange,...

Dust is a concept for a new, refreshing look for Ubuntu. The idea was to take the defining aesthetic elements of Ubuntu and remix it into something clean, modern, functional, and unique. It's a new take on the Ubuntu aesthetic using a dark palette and subtle colors.

Classic Apple look for this Gnome 2 theme; in fact is the 1st Developer Preview of MacOS X... just enjoy. My recomandation is to use Charcoal/Virtue and Helvetica/Terminus fonts. Please take a look about how the theme looks like, before posting any comment or even rating it. Thanks, and GBY!