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Yet another Compact Gtk Theme (+ Metacity, Xfwm4, Openbox) 10 different colors. Looks like a lot with my previews theme Compact-Murrine-191919 [url]http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Compact-Murrine-191919?content=116227[/url] Based on: Espresso...

well, it almost looks like gruenstich, but: - toolbar is brighter + larger toolbar icons (looks better with colored and detailed icons) - other slightly changes - a second theme for openoffice and inkscape (these apps look ugly and are almost unsuable with the dark toolbars) - see screenshot2...

This is meant for Openbox users. It's a simple hack on Clearlooks to match the Openbox theme. Everything nice and square.

The color seems more green apple to me, but I got the inspiration from this background here; http://interfacelift.com/wallpaper_beta/details/2097/moss.html No metacity, it does include an openbox3 theme and a matching panel.png

Based on sonar theme. Icons inside archive.

Love the look of Clearlooks-type themes but find them too bulky? Cowlooks is here to the rescue with a skim milk diet. Modifications were made to the Inverted GTK theme and Splint Metacity themes to save space while maintaining usability. Credit goes out to the authors of those...

This is the the repost of the best gtk dark theme: Kuler, posted by MonkeyMagico.

This GTK theme is a combination of my two favorite themes, kde4.2-oxygen (modified) by DeeZiD and Plastic Blend by eamon63. The Metacity theme is a combination of the Plastic Blend Metacity by eamon63 and the Fusions by Midnite. I modified elemets of all of these great themes and compiled them...

A new theme based on Sonar with Dust colors and Humanity Icons. Credits go also to ugluck and his "cacao" theme,which Sonar Dust was inspired.

Blue version of the original Ubuntu Dust theme. I just changed theme colors using GIMP. (http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Ubuntu+Dust?content=88790). Wallpaper: Crown Fish, by_hotamr (http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Wallpaper?content=116174) Icon-Theme: Footwork...