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Somewhat more usable metacity border for T-ish. However, it can be used with other gtk themes since it inherits default gtk background color.

The idea behind the theme is to make fit of window buttons to Clearlooks GTK theme. IMHO, Clearlooks/Clearlooks2 metacity theme's buttons look alien to Clearlooks GTK theme. Clearlooks buttons look flat. Clearlooks2 is over-shiny, not matching to GTK theme. So that's why this theme...

A theme I made based on Clearlooks and Clearlooks-Squared.

Thanks to cimi86 for making the grate theme "grey" http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=34132

This is a quick hack of original Clearlooks metacity theme by Daniel Borgmann. So all credits goes straight to author. Changes: - buttons aspect ratio, - buttons match more to GTK theme, made gradients visually distinguished. This is my way to accept default themes :-)

I think this is in GNOME spirit: simple, functional, unique face. No borrowed Mac lights, no Windows buttons. It won't take you long to familiarize yourself with controls. Rules to use :) - Lowest button associates in down direction/position (to decrease, to manimum) = Minimize. -...

This theme is: - Simple and elegant. - Uses Tango palette, so goes well with the icon set.

Blended is a simple theme designed to blend in with the menu bar to create a smooth appearance. The theme was designed with the Clearlooks GTK2 theme in mind, but works well with other themes that have plain menu bars. Inculdes 4 theme variations: Blended ( Top corners...

I merged the T-ish theme with the BrushedGnome Theme. The Icons are from BrushedGnome (a bit modified to have better hover buttons) and the rest is from T-ish. One other little modification was, that when the window is maximized, the close button is in the upper right corner. I recommend to...

This is version 2 of the Clearlooks window decoration, made to fit well with Clearlooks-Cairo. Note: If you want to keep your old Clearlooks Metacity theme, you should rename one of the theme folders.