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theRealPadster — London Smoke Gnome-Shell
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Published: 2011-05-05 23:16:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 104585; Favourites: 137; Downloads: 39185
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Description
My Gnome-Shell port of my London Smoke GTK2 theme. [link]Many thanks to Half-Left for all his help
Now works with GNOME-Shell 3.4!
Credits:
Wallpaper: Winter Frost by ~hombre-cz
Icons: elementary Icons by *DanRabbit
Changelog:
June 5, 2011: initial release
1.01:
-moved to latest Adwaita codebase (better support for certain things, like rtl)
-fixed double-border in messaging notifications
-added 2px padding in between shell-tab-switchers
-revamped corner-ripple
-bigger icons in search-results
-various other improvements in search-results
-added shadows to notification-tray entries
1.02:
-fixed padding issues with messaging-notification-bar-right-click-menu
-fixed search-engine buttons (made them fit in more, and added hover/pressed functionality)
1.2:
-ported over to new GNOME-Shell 3.2 base (added many new features)
-cleaned up notification-popups code
-added inner highlight to menus, removed shadows
-added 100ms transitions to many things
-changed workspace-thumbnail highlight
1.2.1:
-moved the readme from the gnome-shell.css to a separate file
-added instructions for fixing the menus with font-scaling factor at 1.2
1.2.2:
-fixed spacing between "Windows" and "Applications" buttons
1.3:
-GNOME-Shell 3.4
-tweaked submenus
-fixed jumping summary-buttons
-added some missing things
-improved visibility of text on hover-buttons
-changed transitions on buttons from 100 to 200 (smoother)
-other random bug fixes
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Comments: 122
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nice bit of style and design
otherwise GNOMESHELL themes are, more often than not, quite unoriginal and boring
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Excellent Theme!!
Many thanks for sharing with us.
I would love to swap positions of 'Windows' & 'Applications' to 'Applications' & 'Windows' in Activities overview, since i have no use for the windows function.
Can you please point me to the code (file/line), since i couldn't find it?!
Thank you (:
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You can't change it, it's coded into GNOME-Shell, not my theme.
What Linux version are you running anyway, this theme hasn't been updated in quite a while.
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I am running GNOME-Shell v3.2.1 (can't remember the original theme name) in ubuntu 11.10 environment.
Thanks for your replay!
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Ah, okay, it would still work for 3.2, yes.
Glad you like it
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by far my favorite theme on shell 3.4 ... any way i can change font size 15 - 25% smaller for titles? that would make it perfect thank you for your work ... one thing i do not like on these themes is the arrow pointing to the title and you boxed it out.
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Maybe try in GNOME-Tweak-Tool>Fonts>Text scaling factor.
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There's a download button on the right of the page.
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Really nice looking theme, I was looking forward to using this theme, but I can't seem to get it to install for Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal. I placed it manually into the /usr/share/themes folder but it doesn't pick it up in Gnome Tweak Tool. :c
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You need to install the user-themes extension from extensions.gnome.org.
I put my themes in .themes, but that should also work.
The other thing is the theme has not been updated to work with GNOME 3.6 yet, so it won't work right unless you have 3.4.
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I had the user-themes extension installed, but it didn't seem to work for me, running with Gnome 3.6
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It should find it, I'm not sure why it doesn't. But the theme hasn't been updated to support 3.6 anyway, so it wouldn't work right.
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Many thanks, I was scared by having to stay on the default theme
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^^
There are other nice themes out for GNOME 3.6 already, like Faience.
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Hello,
I love your theme, will you do an update to adapt it for gnome 3.6 ?
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Thanks, and yes I will, I'm just finishing up my first port to GNOME 3.6, then I will update all the rest of my themes.
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Just got this shell installed and set on, and I love it! I have a problem with a lot of shells leaving a small transparent bar of nothing when I have things maximised, but this one, thankfully, doesn't.
I'd say this shell is just fantastic and looks absolutely eye-pleasing!
..Now just to find a theme to match for both Firefox and Chromium..
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Thanks
I'd suggest FT DeepDark for Firefox, it's what I use
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I have downloaded and installed this, I wondered what font goes best and what icon set would be appropriate for this theme. Any suggestions , either from the author or any one else would be appreciated by this nubie Linux user
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Not sure about the font, as I usually just use the default font, but for icons maybe Azenis, or Any Color You Like.
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this theme is kick ass. lol it's one of the best themes i have!
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Thanks, glad you like it
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looks damn nice!, but I don't use gnome shell, i'm on gTK 2
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Thanks
Why not use the GTK2 theme? [link]
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wow forgot about that thanks!
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im kind of a newbie, (you can tell, uh?) and really liked your theme, but how do i install it?
Thanks in advance!
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1. You need to be running GNOME-Shell, to start with.
2. Then you need the user-themes extension. "gnome-shell-extension-3. user-themes", which is probably in your package manager.
4. Then you need GNOME Tweak Tool, also probably in your package manager.
5. Open GNOME Tweak Tool > Themes > GNOME-Shell theme. Click the install button, and select it from the drop-menu.
Glad you enjoy it
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Hi my friend, I don't if you knew it, but your work featuring in www.omgubuntu.co.uk : [link]
Congrats again !
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Yep, I saw that, pretty cool isn't it?
Thanks, friend
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