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just a nice wood grain metacity theme. works well with the murrina-relax gtk theme. -stuck on the font colour any recommendations?

Modification of Andrea Cimitan's Murrine theme, this is a black version.

Finally an official Metacity for rounded murrine themes. Two version included, one with a frame for inactive windows and one named MurrineRoundedLessFramed (as the first screenshot) without that inactive frame.

A modification of the Clearlooks 2.0 theme that makes the unfocused windows more subtle and fades the title bar in to the window body (with Clearlooks GTK themes at least) Screenshots taken in Fedora Core 6 using the Clearlooks Cairo 6x GTK theme.

Four versions of a very light theme based on the T-Ish pack of [b]Tmilovan[/b] ([url]http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/T-ish+Pack?content=30859[/url]), with new square buttons. Of course, it may be used with any other GTK theme. I tried to make something a bit different from Mac...

Four version of a very light theme based on the T-Ish pack of [b]Tmilovan[/b] ([url]http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/T-ish+Pack?content=30859[/url]), with new buttons. Of course, it may be used with any other GTK theme. I tried to make something a bit different from Mac style....

This is a modification of the original 'Simple' metacity theme which comes with the GNOME desktop. I really appreciated its simplicity and clean design, yet the borders and much of the spacing was too thin and made it look strange. I modified those widths and spaces to my liking and I think...

It's a gtk-2.0 theme, green and black, minimal, in matrix style. To be used with Simple green emerald theme, Simple green settings, Ubuntu green soul wallpaper and Simple green skydome.

Up again! :) Design by Garrett LeSage http://www.tango-project.org

A Metacity theme I created to match my Murrina Deviant GTK color scheme at http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/MURRINA+DEVIANT?content=55289 It is based on the Candido-Vista Metacity theme. I changed the colors of the buttons to suite my Deviant art chroma cravings. Certain Shade of Green...