
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
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 rounded)
BlendedDoubleRound (Top and bottom corners rounded)
BlendedSmall (Smaller window butons)
BlendedSmallDoubleRound
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If you want all 4 variations make sure they are all coppied to your themes folder as at least for me installing through theme preferences only installs the last theme.
15 years ago
1.6
-Looks much better with darker GTK themes
-Windows have a slightly beveled appearance
-Title padding reduced on regular button size themes
-focused text no longer etched
-other minor changes
1.5
-Removed program icon
-Added buttons to unfocused windows
-Buttons are etched in pressed state
-Shaded windows are only doubly round on round varients
-Darker shadow in button tray
15 years ago
1.6
-Looks much better with darker GTK themes
-Windows have a slightly beveled appearance
-Title padding reduced on regular button size themes
-focused text no longer etched
-other minor changes
1.5
-Removed program icon
-Added buttons to unfocused windows
-Buttons are etched in pressed state
-Shaded windows are only doubly round on round varients
-Darker shadow in button tray
topyli
11 years ago
Then you'll have all possible variations covered and everybody can shut up :-)
Wonderful theme, been using this for quite some time and it never gets old!
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tadeufilippini
11 years ago
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FredWP
11 years ago
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jiceel33
11 years ago
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bINX
11 years ago
First let me tell me how much I love this theme it is by far my favorite. I just have one question. How would I get rid of the box the encloses the buttons? I would like the buttons to be flush with border. No dark box around them.
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Arlanthir
12 years ago
I'll definitely use this for my experiments =)
Thank you!
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MauriceEscargot
12 years ago
and this would make it even more "Blended" ;)
also, is there any way do "disable" the button on the left side of the titlebar so that the program icon would be visible (like in standard Human theme, for example)?
anyway, this theme is very good and i'm going to stick with it for a looong time.
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gust5av
12 years ago
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zodmaner
12 years ago
I think if you look into Darkwood's metacity theme folder, you'll see that it is, in fact, Blended. :)
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gust5av
12 years ago
okay, my mistake ^^
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sobmita
13 years ago
Would it be possible to make the maximize,minimize,unmaximze and menu buttons black when windows are in focus. At the moment, it's hard for me to distinguish between focused and unfocused windows.
Also will it be possible to change the colors of icons on the buttons when the mouse is over them.
For example the close (X) icon could turn red, the minimize (_) icon yellow and the unmaximize icon green when the mouse it over them.
Just some thoughts I feel can improve usability. Thanks for your good work.
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eggyok
12 years ago
I'd like to see focused window more distinctivly
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Nopersona
13 years ago
Thanks!
:)
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ricflomag
13 years ago
Combining the two highest rated themes in one would just be perfect!
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dada1958
12 years ago
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darky0505
13 years ago
Thank you very much for your contribution.
(voted good :p )
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VictorR
13 years ago
Great work!
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FastZ
13 years ago
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darksideofme
14 years ago
someone please help me.
can you teach me how to use the content downloaded,get it n use it...
please help me...
thnx 4 gnome mmbers...
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nkjoep
14 years ago
you've just to drag&drop that compressed file into theme manager...
that's all :]
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cdmarcus
14 years ago
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houseofmore
14 years ago
What is the dark gtk theme in the screen shot?
Thanks.
-J
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houseofmore
14 years ago
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CosminG
14 years ago
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houseofmore
14 years ago
me likes!
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