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Simple Xfce theme. Light and green as a chloroplast. Requires: Xfce-engine

Dependencies: gtk2-engines-xfce (XFCE Engine). Tested under Debian 6 "Squeeze", XFCE 4.6. Please report any weird behavior you might perceive. Summertime is here! Version 1.1 =========== Changed some colors regarding desktop labels.

A theme created for Xfce engines, so it's light and looks nice!! Further changes might be incorporated in the future. Version 1.1 ============ Changed some minor colors. I recommend upgrading it.

a new "refined" line of the smplgut gtk2 themes. if you liked my other themes, you're likely to like this one too. ;D quite possibly much more! it's cleaner and tighter, and more pleasant, and less buggy than some previous smpl themes.

This is a recoloured version of the excellent theme ACID, which can be found here: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/ACID?content=148447 I take no credit for the theme itself, only the recolouration.

El theme de la distribución ZORIN OS para Gnome 2.X

DINNAMO REVOLUTION I SAY ::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::: I decided to flip the normal and odd forms of the buttons existing (gradients, shadows & all that) And i created the Buttonized The buttons are now REAL buttons, not representations of them. Anyway; You know what to...

This is a GTK theme which is meant to complement a dark window theme such as gotchione. It is nothing fantastic, just messing with the window colors to feature light and dark greys because the default styles with the distro seemed lacking.

This is a GTK-2 style which can be used to complement a grey or dark window style. It's nothing fantastic, just messing with the window colors to feature whites and light greys because the default styles with the distro seemed lacking

I wanted to share this one hour work with others in a hope to receive advice and maybe help others at the same time It's simple gtkrc file, which should replace "/usr/share/themes/Adwaita/gtk-2.0/gtkrc" - nothing more required Two sceenshots are provided: 1. Nautilus (gtk3) and Synaptic...