
Minimal LittleGlass
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
A extremely minimalistic theme for emerald. The window buttons appear, when hovered with the mouse.
This work is based on the great theme LittleGlass by lassekongo83 (http://lassekongo83.deviantart.com/art/LittleGlass-163891709?q=1&qo=1)
Links for setting up the complete desktop
Basically it's Ubuntu 10.10. The top panel is a combination of the "normal" gnome-panel with the globalmenu applet and three docks of the Avant-Window-Navigator on top with "Lucido"-style.
Wallpaper:
http://simmesimme.deviantart.com/art/Ubuntu-is-not-good-enough-200686033
GTK-theme:
http://jurialmunkey.deviantart.com/art/Divergence-IV-quot-A-New-Hope-quot-183377193
Icon set:
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/AwOken+-+Awesome+Token+icon+set?content=126344
Mouse theme:
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Gruppled+Cursors?content=86081
How to install Nautilus Elementary:
http://www.webupd8.org/2010/01/nautilus-elementary-simplified-nautilus.html
How to install AWN from PPA with lucido:
http://www.webupd8.org/2010/06/awn-lucido-gets-its-own-ppa.html
9 years ago
+ fixed shadow issue
+ added Panel graphic and AWN-Theme
+ added detailed description
+ added a deviantArt link
9 years ago
+ fixed shadow issue
+ added Panel graphic and AWN-Theme
+ added detailed description
+ added a deviantArt link
vtpoet
9 years ago
'Nother question. I personally would like to be able to see the buttons (just helps me locate them). Even if they were just straight lines up in the right corner. The white also tends to be invisible if white is behind it. (I understand that you didn't design this theme for heavy button use.)
Can you recommend a guide for how to edit these buttons (using Gimp let's say)? Or is it not that straightforward?
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simmesimme
9 years ago
Editing these images should be quite straight-forward: On each buttons' image are 6 versions of the particular button: normal | hovered | pressed | inactive normal | inactive hovered | inactive pressed. You may edit these as you want (preferable with a copy outside this theme) and load the edited file with the emerald theme manager afterwards.
Another hint: You may try to use the theme LittleGlass instead, which I modified: http://lassekongo83.deviantart.com/art/LittleGlass-163891709
This has some visible buttons!
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vtpoet
9 years ago
If you're curious, I posted an image at Ubuntu forums. Probably not to your taste... but your theme made it possible.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1724828&page=2
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vtpoet
9 years ago
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vtpoet
9 years ago
I see they're available in the Button Pixmaps window but I don't know how to activate them in the title bar?
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simmesimme
9 years ago
- select the theme and click on edit design
- select the tab called title bar
- on the right there is an edit box called "layout of objects in title bar" and a little help text beneath
- maybe A::NXC would suit your problem
- maybe you should choose other button graphics for the buttons you're activating to make them appear as the others do
Hope this helps!
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erosenninrho
9 years ago
You may want to fix this.
Nice work ;)
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Aqua3
9 years ago
Would wish for a detailed instruction. (tho the installation of the 'New Hope' Theme isn't easy at all.)
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Aqua3
9 years ago
I had to remove Orta Theme before installing this one ^_^
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simmesimme
9 years ago
Just wanted to ask for your exact problem... and added the links above, just in case...
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Aqua3
9 years ago
Could you maybe share your Panelbackground?
Tried to create them myself but failed badly
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simmesimme
9 years ago
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Aqua3
9 years ago
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moeenn
9 years ago
Voted Bad Sorry
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simmesimme
9 years ago
I simply wanted to get rid of those (for me useless) buttons :D
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jasbutut
9 years ago
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simmesimme
9 years ago
And many others :D
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2fast4u288
9 years ago
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simmesimme
9 years ago
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simmesimme
9 years ago
In front of this panel are three docks of the avant-window-navigator with the lucido style.
Hope this helps, if you need more explanation, feel free to ask :D
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inp3dance
9 years ago
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