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Faience is a Work In Progress that include GTK3, GTK2, Metacity and Gnome-Shell themes and an icon theme based on Faenza. Support Gnome 3.10 only. [b]Installation[/b] Extract the zip file and put the 'Faience' folder inside your ~/.themes directory. Use the Gome-Shell theme extension to...

Kfaenza New Icons: Faenza,Kfaenza,Breeze,Oxygen,delft Uncompressed files and put in /home/"user"/.local/share/icons/ or as root in /usr/share/icons/ (I just rebuilt the old kfaenza and the faenza with some new ones)

Archlinux OS using icewm-1.3.7-3, xfce4-session-4.10.1-2, openbox-3.5.2-4 No gnome apps, No gtk3

Adwaita Theme completly reworked (GTK + GNOME SHELL). Changes are: - not wasting space - color logic errors eliminated - better windows-buttons - Gnome Shell lightly transparent - Gnome Shell color logic errors eliminated - Buttons less glossy - Switch Buttons active smoother etc...

It's based on the Greybird gtk theme. Works best with gnome 3.6 (XUbutnu 12.10) Not all files were modified so consider gtk themes a work in progress.

NOTE: ====== Unfortunately, after years of Gnome3, even minor updates of GTK+ or Gnome-Shell break themes and waste hours of work. GnomishBeige is a clean beige theme for GTK3, plus a matching GTK2 theme that depends on the latest Murrine and Pixmap engines. *** Current Dependencies...

This is my dark theme with blue colors. It is based on Numix,Libra and Unite I have tried to make it as clean as possible and uniform between GTK2 and GTK3. Don't forget to vote if you like it ! ATTENTION! It's created for XFCE. No guarantees for other desktop environments (for...

Small improvements and bugfixes; Graphite version included.

Canadian mounted baby, a police force that works Red and black, that's their color scheme Get their man, in the end Awesome song, theme coloring based on it and the whole meaning comes down to all of us are the Red and the Black. Our man we want to get is "The Theme" This is an attempt to...

Simple elegant small white theme. [u]Installation[/u] Unpack contents to /usr/share/icons or ~/.icons, then choose theme via your systems settings manager.