Uniq v1

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Description:

This is a port of Scnd101's 'uniq v1' Aurorae theme [1] to Metacity. Now you can enjoy the beauty of this theme in Gnome (with or without Compiz). v1.1 updates the theme to be closer to the original.

This port was inspired by Garthecho's Emerald port [2]. openSUSE doesn't support Emerald any more (apparently it has been abandoned by developers), so I made my best attempt at porting to Metacity.

The screenshot shows Sonar Lighter widgets: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=136153

[1] http://scnd101.deviantart.com/art/uniq-suite-v1-184479446
[2] http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/uniq+v1+?content=134699

Last changelog:

10 years ago

v1.1:
* Fix for shaded windows showing corners inside window
* Narrower sides
* Highlight at bottom

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sadi
6 years ago

Thanks a lot for this!
But under the new Ubuntu 14.04 I can still see round corners inside Nautilus window - but not in other apps.
There is also a light line between title and tool bars in all apps, which disappears when maximized, meaning it's associated with metacity settings I guess.
And thirdly, I've got grey toolbar in non-GTK3 apps.

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IBBoard
6 years ago

The theme doesn't treat Nautilus windows any differently from other windows, so unless it is a GTK3 thing (Gnome Shell doesn't use Metacity for GTK3 apps because of the new headerbar) then I don't know why the windows would differ.

I've just looked at the theme and I can't see any light grey anywhere other than the highlights. At the moment then I don't know what causes it, as I've never seen it in the years I've used this theme.

Finally, toolbars are widgets, so they'd be affected by your GTK/Qt/other theme rather than the Metacity theme.

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