MediterraneanNight Series

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Description:

MediterraneanNight Series 2.03

12 Themes for Gnome 3.6.x and 3.8.x

* IMPORTANT *
- GTK2 theme uses gtk2-engines-murrine and gtk2-engines-pixbuf
- Inside the theme folder (MediterraneanNight) there is a readme.txt file with some really simple instructions to customize the theme (styles for nautilus, 4 tab styles, metacity buttons)
- Ubuntu 12.10 comes by default with gnome 3.6 and nautilus-3.4 (though you can upgrade to nautilus-3.6), but if you have nautilus-3.4, you must set the theme for nautilus-3.4, as explained in the readme.txt

- Almost all the themes are the same, varying between each of them only the color scheme and some bitmaps, which provides an opportunity for the more restless to create your own theme with few changes.

Take for example the series MediterraneanTribute

Known issues:
- qBitTorrent with MediterraneanGrayDark.

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* FEDORA 19 users *
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The default installation of the package gtk2-engines, not install you really need, which is this:
Murrine GTK2 engine
gtk-murrine-engine-0.98.2-3fc19

- MediterraneanNight also support nautilus-3.4. (see readme.txt)
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* Select style for nautilus *
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Edit the file ../MediterraneanNight/gtk-3.0/gtk.css

go to the last line of the file, there are seven options for nautilus:
Nautilus 3.6.x for gnome-shell 3.6.x and/or unity (by default)
@import url("nautilus36.css");

3 options for nautilus 3.4.x (gnome-shell)
1.- "gnome-nautilus34-gray.css" (nautilus sidebar and toolbar dark gray)
2.- "gnome-nautilus34-light.css" (nautilus sidebar and toolbar light)
3.- "gnome-nautilus34-gray-light.css" (nautilus sidebar dark gray and toolbar light)

3 options for nautilus 3.4.x (UNITY)
1.- "unity-nautilus34-gray.css"
2.- "unity-nautilus34-light.css"
3.- "unity-nautilus34-gray-light.css"

Last changelog:

7 years ago

Version 2.03 (2013-06-20)
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Maintenace release
- Full support gnome 3.6.x and gnome 3.8.x
- Fixed: Nautilus Desktop and gnome-shell-3.8.x
(unity + nautilus desktop + gnome 3.8.x still bad, my impression is that it is a problem between unity and nautilus-3.8.x)
- Fixed: GtkSwich looks bad on menus
- Fixed: Epiphany-3.8.x progressbar loading page
- Other minor cosmetic fixes

Version 2.02 FIXED (2013-04-22)
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- Fixed a major bug (basic color syntax) in MediterraneanDark

Version 2.02 (2013-04-21)
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Maintenace release
- Partial support for gnome 3.8.x
- Removed unico-engine dependencies
(I think that fixes the problem with opensuse 12.3)
- Added some texture in titlebar and toolbars
- Fixed: combobox in some circumstances appear misaligned with other controls (e.g. gnome-tweak-tools)
- Fixed: combobox insensitive color
- darker text fonts

Version 2.01 (2013-03-09)
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Maintenance release
- Fixed: bug progressbar of x-noise
- Fixed: bug toolbar of synaptic-gtk3
- Fixed: bug Xfce desktop icons
- Other minor fixes
- Added several Xfce window theme: Darkest serie, Tribute and TributeBlue
- Changed GtkSwitch
- Changed Metacity buttons MediterraneanWhite
- Improved customization option: tabs-themed.css
- Added customization option tabs-themed-dark.css
the same as tabs-themed but better adapted to dark themes
MediterraneanDark, MediterraneanDarkest, MediterraneanGrayDark, MediterraneanTributeDark

Version 2.0 (2013-02-20)
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IMPORTANT: if you installed the pre-release, we strongly recommend a clean installation

MediterraneanNight now contains 12 variations of the theme

MediterraneanNight
MediterraneanLight
MediterraneanDark

MediterraneanNightDarkest
MediterraneanLightDarkest
MediterraneanDarkest

MediterraneanWhite
MediterraneanWhiteNight
MediterraneanGrayDark

MediterraneanTribute
MediterraneanTributeBlue
MediterraneanTributeDark (new)

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IBBoard
6 years ago

Actually, found a fix!

In gtk-widgets.css, find "* {", replace "background-color: @…;" value with "background-color: none;". In ".window-frame {" add "background-color: @theme_bg_color;" and all seems to be good!

Now to see if I can get dark buttons in the header/title bar/whatever-they-call-it…

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IBBoard
6 years ago

I've moved to Gnome 3.12 now and various other bits have changed that make even the fixed version look ugly again.

*sigh*

Why do so few people make nice "dark but not too dark" themes? I don't want "so dark I have to squint" and I don't want "so bright that my eyes burn". I just want "mid-tones with dark menu bars".

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dvanzo
7 years ago

Estimado, antes que nada, felicitaciones por el excelente tema!!! Ahora unos problemas encontrados en Ubuntu 13.10

Menubar: En mi PC se ve distorsionado por una linea horizontal que la recorre totalmente.
http://storage5.static.itmages.com/i/13/1026/h_1382741616_3010909_bc727191ff.png . En Ambiance se vé bien
http://storage8.static.itmages.com/i/13/1026/h_1382741780_4537320_d1faf4d4a9.png

Ubuntu One client (creo que es QT): En los diálogos no se visualiza el texto.
http://storage5.static.itmages.com/i/13/1026/h_1382741824_4245033_5ea97c5ab7.png

Los menues pop-up tienen el mismo problema con el texto.

Gracias!

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ssahin
7 years ago

Hi;

I am currently running Debian wheezy stable with xfce 4.8 desktop. When I try Mediterranean white/night, I am having the problem that the synaptic package manager's Authentication dialog box becomes white text on white background. Is there any workaround for this? Debian is currently using gtk-3.4. Would the problem be related to it? If so, is there a version of your theme that I can use for the gtk-3.4 version?

I have another problem that the weather applet of xfce 4.8 does not obey the dark panel versions of Mediterranean theme. I am ending with black panel with black text for the weather applet. Any suggestions?

Best Regards

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debianxfce111
6 years ago

Wow. Turns out the above css fixes a different bug with GTK 3 apps that also makes text have a white on grey background, but the main one with the auth dialog was still there.

You're not going to believe this, but the theme code has nothing to do with it, the name of the theme's folder in ~/.themes does. I fixed it on my end by renaming the theme's folder to all lowercase (or uppercase), "mediterranean-light" or whatever you want, reenabled it, and the text in the auth dialog turned black.

This bug didn't happen for me when I tried Debian Testing a while ago, so I guess this will be fixed for Jessie.

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debianxfce111
6 years ago

Experimenting more, it seems just renaming the folder anything that doesn't contain the default name of the theme will fix it.

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debianxfce111
6 years ago

I fixed it by adding this in the theme's folder, in the file gtk-3.0/gtk-widgets.css just below the "Base States" comment:

GtkWindow {
color: @theme_fg_color;
}

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dannymichel2
7 years ago

Is there anything special I have to do to get Chrome to use the theme's scrollbar?

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sadi
7 years ago

I have a feeling that MediterraneanTributeBlue theme might also look better with white text in unity panel, titlebar, menubar and toolbar ;-)
Could you perhaps offer a quick way of doing this?

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sadi
7 years ago

I have a feeling that MediterraneanTributeBlue theme might also look better with white text in titlebar, menubar and toolbar ;-)
Could you perhaps offer a quick way of doing this?

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lnegrol
7 years ago

Hola a todos,
por más que modifico el gtk.css no doy con la tecla.

Estoy usando MediterraneanDarkest en Ubuntu 12.04.03 LTS. Si no me equivoco Ubuntu viene con Unity con GTK3 y no me deja de salir por consola cosas como:

(gedit:3716): Gtk-WARNING **: Theme parsing error: nautilus36.css:71:18: Horizontal and vertical offsets are required

Alguien me puede ayudar?

Muchas gracias. Un saludo

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jreese
7 years ago

How soon can this be updated for 3.10? Most of it works, but the new header bars are conspicuously absent.

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RamtinA
7 years ago

I love it really greate theme. i should find a good shell theme looks good with your theme

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gutigen
7 years ago

http://satya164.deviantart.com/art/Gnome-Shell-Elegance-Colors-305966388

Try this, it takes colours from your wallpaper or you can customize it yourself.

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RamtinA
7 years ago

Really good. thanks.

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Weegee
7 years ago

Are there any plans for a GNOME 3.10 update in the near future?

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rbrito
7 years ago

Hi.

Thanks a lot for your mediterranean themes. I would like to package them and, perhaps, even upload them to Debian (and, as a side-effect, it would be picked up by Ubuntu, Linux Mint etc).

Do you happen to have any git repository (or any other repository) where you develop the theme? I would like to submit some small changes for better maintaintenance and I would love to avoid duplicate work.

Thanks a lot,

Rogério Brito.

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pussyking
7 years ago

hi, i really like your dark themes!

unfortunately though mediterraneandark, mediterraneandarkest and mediterraneantributedark have a blurry font for the bookmarks in chrome, the others work fine

any suggestions how i can change that?

i'm using ubuntu 13.04 and unity

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cwchien
7 years ago

Hi all,
I ported the xfwm4 themes for those not included in the official package.
(MediterraneanGrayDark, MediterraneanTributeDark, MediterraneanWhite, and MediterraneanWhiteNight)

If you are looking for them, maybe you could give them a try. :)
http://xfce-look.org/content/show.php/MediterraneanNight+xfwm+Complement?content=160560

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altin
7 years ago

I am having this problem, any idea what may cause it? http://i.imgur.com/Hq1btj2.png

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altin
7 years ago

P.S - I use GNOME Shell 3.8.3 on Ubuntu 13.04

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lungten
7 years ago

You might have to move/copy the metacity theme to ~/.local/share/themes/ or install the theme system-wide in /usr/share/themes/

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wangchong
7 years ago

After switching to this theme, my gnome titlebar just does't change. Did I missed anything? I am a green hand here. Please help!

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ptrxyz
7 years ago

Hello!

I really love your theme, however, I would like to modify it a bit to better suit my needs. I'd like it to be a little more consistent to the GTK2 variant.

A little thing that bothers me and I wasnt able to fix yet is the padding of the first and the last element in menus. (--> screenshot: http://s13.postimg.org/pt8gi5g9j/2013_07_26_140132_3360x1050_scrot.png)

I would like to remove the padding I marked red.

Somehow I can't find the selectors in the menu.css. Can you point me on something?

I already tried several .menuitem:last-child/first-child-selections, but I only managed to either remove padding from all menuitems (not what I want).

Your help would really be appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

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Dogmastorm_double
7 years ago

hi, this is the best suit of themes that you could use for a long time that I've seen...

Maybe you ans this before, but, to close the theme, what gnome-shell theme you recommend to use with the dark themes... I'm using gnome-shell 3.6.

thanks...
PS: today you've won a new fan :)

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