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Published: 2011-12-06 17:40:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 126794; Favourites: 293; Downloads: 16170
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Description
Important note: This theme is designed around Gnome 3.4 and the 1.0.2 version of the Unico engine. I do not work with any development releases. This theme will break in Gnome 3.5.The included INSTALL file have all the installation instructions.
GTK3 ENGINE REQUIRED
This theme requires the Unico GTK3 engine version 1.0.2 or later. (Only if you're using Gnome 3 or GTK3 applications.)
- [link]
(Available as gtk-engine-unico in ArchLinux community repo.)
GTK2 ENGINES REQUIREMENT
If you don't install these engines - GTK2 applications will not be styled. So it's NOT a bug if for example GIMP or Firefox looks like Windows 98. It's just you who haven't installed the gtk2 engines.
- GTK2 engine Murrine 0.98.1.1 or later
- GTK2 pixbuf engine or the gtk(2)-engines package
Fedora/RedHat distros:
yum install gtk-murrine-engine gtk2-engines
Ubuntu/Mint/Debian distros:
sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines-murrine gtk2-engines-pixbuf
ArchLinux:
pacman -S gtk-engine-murrine gtk-engines
Other:
Search for the engines in your distribution's repository or install the engines from source.
OTHER INFO
Wall: [link]
Icons: [link]
Font: Liberation Sans Narrow Condensed (Not the default font in this theme.)
The left bar is avant-window-navigator. The theme is included.
KNOWN ISSUES/BUGS/DECISIONS
- In some flavors of Gnome 2.32 the right-click menu on some panel applets have a white text and uses the pixmap hover effect. There's no known fix for this.
- Dialog windows in Gnome 3 fallback mode have weird borders. My current recommendation is that you detach them with gconf-editor. Open gconf-editor and untick this key: /desktop/gnome/shell/windows/attach_modal_dialogs.
- Legacy metacity theme is not borderless. (It doesn't look good.) Use gnome-shell to get anti-aliased rounded corners.
- The IDE software Eclipse/Aptana may have some strange color bugs. If you know of any fixes, please let me know.
- Xfce panel applets have some strange bugs. Possible cause is because you need to use a background image for your panel. This theme is not designed to be used with a trillion inconsistent panel applets.
License: GPL
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Changelog
2012.08.17
- GTK3: Gnome classic indicator applet fix.
- GTK3: Added support for slickpanel.
2012.07.08
- GTK3/GTK2: Minor fix.
2012.07.02
- Several changes. See the full changelog here: [link]
2012.06.12
- Shell theme: Removed border radius from the menus + some other minor changes.
- GTK3: Selected backdrop color is now gray.
2012.06.07-2
- Shell theme: Fixed colors.
2012.06.07
- Shell theme: New layout on a lot of stuff. (Switches, pop-up menus, summary-source-button and more.)
2012.06.02
- Shell theme: Added style for extra view-tabs created by extensions.
- Shell theme: Font-sizes are now set globally in the top of the css style for easier access.
- GTK3: Minor fix.
2012.05.26
- Mutter: Titlebar text is now horizontally aligned.
- GTK3: Nautilus cluebar changes.
- Shell: Minor menu change. (To get rid of xsession-error warnings.)
2012.05.23
- GTK3: Insensitive toolbar button text color and bumpy behavior fixed.
- GTK3: Improved GtkScale.
- GTK3: Minor Unity panel fix.
2012.05.16
- GTK3: Some minor fixes.
- Nautilus: Inactive pane colors added.
- Gnome-terminal: Notebook border removed.
2012.05.11
- GTK3: Improved progressbars.
- Unity/GTK3: Fixed GtkCalendar today highlight.
- GTK3: Some other minor changes.
- GTK2: Font in statusbars will now be the same size as your other fonts.
2012.05.08
- GTK3: Spinbuttons are now styled.
- Shell theme: 1 bugfix and some improvements to pressed panel buttons.
2012.05.03
- GTK3: Some adjustments and minor bug fixes.
- Shell theme: Loads of changes and fixes. New buttons, switches, colors etc.
2012.04.29
- GTK3: A bunch of bug fixes and some other minor changes.
2012.04.26
- Added support for Gnome 3.4. Do not upgrade if you still use Gnome 3.2.
2011.12.08
- Shell theme: Ok. No more trollface corner ripple lol.
- Shell theme: Heart activities button replaced with the Gnome foot. (Heart icon still included if you would like to use that.)
- GTK3: Fixed the settings.ini file.
2011.12.06
- First release.
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Comments: 85
I also noticed a bug in Synaptic. I have installed the required packages for this theme. Can you take a look? [link]
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HI there, great theme! I use this with Faience icons and Greybird Xfwm4. Do you have any plan for Xfwm4 theme? Thanks.
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(gnome-shell:2003): St-WARNING **: Ignoring length property that isn't a number
is what i get in .xsession-errors when using it with ubuntu 12.04. any ideas how to fix that?
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how can i make the app icons bigger in the app menu?
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Hey, using this great theme makes gnome-shell produce the errors:
(gnome-shell:2929): St-WARNING **: Ignoring length property that isn't a number
(gnome-shell:2929): St-WARNING **: Did not find color property '-gradient-start'
(gnome-shell:2929): St-WARNING **: Did not find color property '-gradient-end'
Any way to fix it? (ubuntu 12.04)
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When I use the Zukini theme, there is nothing on my Applications page. And searching for an application gives the section headers, but no icons. Everything works perfectly in Zukitwo. What could be the problem?
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Are you using gnome-shell 3.2 with an older version of the Zukitwo theme? Zukini (and the latest Zukitwo) requires gnome-shell 3.4.
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ohh, that's what it is. I'm using the Zukitwo in the Gentoo repos, which is an older version compatible with 3.2.
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Firefox input boxes look like Windows 95. Does anyone know why?
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you need to install gtk2 engines, see description
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Really great theme. Since I'm using XFCE I patched it a little to work for me:
[link]
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Absolutely love this theme. Prettiest GTK3 theme I have yet to see anywhere. Thank you for your contribution!
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Dude, I'm trying to fix the problem with "moving" buttons, i.e. when the button is pressed the text "moves" one pixel down and right(I mean nautilus pathbar buttons). Do you know how to make it stay:
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Change:
-GtkButton-child-displacement-x: 1;
-GtkButton-child-displacement-y: 1;
to 0.
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Dude, you did it. Thanx a lot!!! You're the best!!
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I have a solution for ubuntu 12.04 gnome fallback:
Replace indicator-applet-complete with indicator-applet.
Indicator-applet has the mail, network and sound buttons.
Then you can add the clock applet and user menu applet.
Thanks for this cool theme
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hey, it would be great if you'd put your themes to some versioning software (like git and then sync it on github).
for the meantime, how did you "- GTK3: Insensitive toolbar button text color and bumpy behavior fixed." ?
i'm struggling with that myself right now...
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I do have a launchpad page for Zukitwo. (No PPA.) I upload all my changes there through their bzr as a backup.
So the changes I did for the toolbar button can be found here: [link]
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thanks! wasn't aware of that (and thanks for letting me borrow the toolbar fix
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derp1.jpg ... XD
Question, am I able to include this as the default theme in my corporate OS? (Running on computers in my company - Computer shop) I'm not selling it or anything, haha, it will be on our PCs and our PCs only. :3
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great theme! any chance we can get it in blue version as well (instead of the green)
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Is there anyway to properly align (or at least completely disable) the throbber on the top left of the shell theme? right now its comes up below the top bar and looks out of place.
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Hi, I am getting this bug . Has this been rectified?
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Hi,
Thank you for the nice theme. Love it. I found one issue though. Could you please check what is wrong? I am using this extension:
[link]
For some reason the icons aren't shown with your theme.
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The extension must be using the icon from the appmenu which I've removed from this theme.
So:
Open gnome-shell.css and remove width: 0px; from #appMenu.
Then change width: 0px; and height: 0px; in .panel-button #appMenuIcon and .app-menu-icon to 24px to get it back.
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everything is fine BUT NAUTILUS, which is kind of "white".
see screenshot: [link]
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To my shame, I know Ubuntu only on user-level, "a-bit-advanced-user-level".
So, how-to:
Use gnome-shell to get anti-aliased rounded corners.
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Before gnome-shell added this feature emerald was the only way to really get nice rounded corners. If you use this theme and gnome-shell (if you run ubuntu 11.10 its in the repos, think of it as an alternative to unity)
Ubuntu's default window manager is compiz/gtk-window-decorator which doesn't have this feature.
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I accidentally a sentence lol. *if you install gnome-shell and are using this theme then you will get the rounded corners. Its one command in ubuntu 11.10, and then you just select it from the login screen.
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Thanks for your theme, if you didn't made this theme, I would probably not use linux..
Could you please share the upper left Archlinux logo? Another suggestion: is it possible to add more padding to the window menu?
Thanks again.
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The GTK3 doesnt show up in the gnome tweak tool under GTK+ Theme, any ideas why?
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Try installing it in ~./themes and see if that works. (I guess you installed it in /usr/share/themes. There seems to be some strange thing going on with that.)
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Great theme!
The application loading icon in Gnome-Shell (3.2.1 & unico 1.0.1) is not placed correctly. Half of it is in the topbar, other half below.
Applications don't show in the panel on the top, when you hover there is just a blank space highlighted. Is that intentional?
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Both intentional. (Or I don't know how to change the position of the loading icon.)
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Can you please tell me how to un-hide the app name from the top bar in the shell? Using Global menu, which is accessible through this button... thanks in forward.
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Found it, its the appmenu width property that is set to 0. I have my menubutton now, however I would like to get rid of the ugly black text outline on it. Cant find out how... studied the Nord theme that has no outline, but no success...
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Replace ab-normal.png and ab-hover.png in the gnome-shell folder with an image you would like to use.
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