Minty-Ambiance-X

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Description:

A mod of the original Ambiance theme released for Ubuntu 10.04, but darkened, tinted, and mintified in mean green.

Installation instructions are provided in the HowTo text file, which is contained in the package.

Enjoy!

Last changelog:

9 years ago

12/15/10 - v 1.0
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- Initial Release

4/18/11 - v 1.1
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- Fixed minor bug

dragon647
9 years ago

The theme is in the mint spirit, not bad at all. Don't answer to Tipiaf messages, insults are not for Linux users... I think this user only answer with insults and "down" clicks.

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dritominous
9 years ago

Yeah, I suppose I shouldn't gratify the trolls..

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babarosa
9 years ago

Thank you, your theme works very well on Xubuntu 10.04. I additionally use faenza-mint icons and Kuduk's "greenlight" mouse pointer.
Voted you up, the guy below is unpolite and an i****, don't mind him.

Greetings, Michael

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dritominous
9 years ago

So, it works in Xubuntu? How did you manage that?

And I'll look into those icons and pointers... They're, um, inspiring...

(Next release might feature a new icon pack, independence from the AuroraMint theme, and a few touch-up changes to the UI)

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babarosa
9 years ago

I have installed standard Xubuntu 10.04.2 and as far as I know, no additional updated graphic engines (yet not all "Ambience gtk2+ themes do work") - just copied it as usual to usr/share/themes and gave access to all users.

Here is a lot of superb mouse icons: http://grynays.deviantart.com/gallery/28125483

@dragon647
By the way, it was not you I meant with "... the guy below ..." but referred to user tipiaf :-)

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dritominous
9 years ago

Oh, well yeah, we figured you were talking about him.

Thank you for the pointers!!

And.. you're using metacity in xubuntu, aren't you? I'm currently working on an xfce version of the theme now. That way, you and I can benefit from the efficiency of xfwm4, rather than having to use metacity. (since we both run xfce, might as well take advantage of it).

Anywho, back to work!

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