WoW
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
Package contains:
-wow gtk theme
-wow-dark gtk theme
-wow-elementary gtk theme
-wow-dark-elementary gtk theme
-wow-light gtk theme
-wow-light-elementary gtk theme
-two emerald themes
-two xfwm themes
-alternate metacity(without rounded bottom corners)
Elementary Nautilus is required for elementary themes.
Required gtk engines:
-clearlooks
-mist
-pixmap(pixbuf)
-latest murrine
Suggested icons:
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/JEY!style+Gnome+icons?content=110603
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/MacUltimate+Leopard?content=82844
To use WoW-Latest theme you have to install latest git version of murrine engine from http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Desktop-Environment/Themes/Murrine-GTK-engine-SVN-39488.shtml
For ArchLinux users:
yaourt -S gtk-engine-murrine-git
10 years ago
22.05.2010 -added emerald and xfwm theme,fixed some bugs and improved some parts of gtk theme.
23.05.2010 -added wow-dark gtk theme,some improvements
25.05.2010 -fixed some bugs,improved label
27.05.2010 -fixed some bugs,added seven new icons
30.05.2010 -added wow-elementary and wow-dark-elementary(screenshots 3)
31.05.2010 -fixed some bugs
02.06.2010 -fixed several bugs in dark versions,metacity improved(minimize button),scrollbar improved(added contrast)
05.06.2010 -some gtk improvments and bug fixes(listview...)
07.06.2010 -improved gtk,emerald and xfwm theme
08.06.2010 -nothing specially,just changed suggested icons in normal versions
09.06.2010 -paneltogglebutton for gnome-panel and xfce-panel and toolbar buttons for normal versions improved
13.06.2010 -added light themes(screenshot 2)
14.06.2010 -changed buttons in Mozilla apps
27.06.2010 -added wow-latest with some text shadows improvements
10 years ago
22.05.2010 -added emerald and xfwm theme,fixed some bugs and improved some parts of gtk theme.
23.05.2010 -added wow-dark gtk theme,some improvements
25.05.2010 -fixed some bugs,improved label
27.05.2010 -fixed some bugs,added seven new icons
30.05.2010 -added wow-elementary and wow-dark-elementary(screenshots 3)
31.05.2010 -fixed some bugs
02.06.2010 -fixed several bugs in dark versions,metacity improved(minimize button),scrollbar improved(added contrast)
05.06.2010 -some gtk improvments and bug fixes(listview...)
07.06.2010 -improved gtk,emerald and xfwm theme
08.06.2010 -nothing specially,just changed suggested icons in normal versions
09.06.2010 -paneltogglebutton for gnome-panel and xfce-panel and toolbar buttons for normal versions improved
13.06.2010 -added light themes(screenshot 2)
14.06.2010 -changed buttons in Mozilla apps
27.06.2010 -added wow-latest with some text shadows improvements
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WoW is part of GTK Themes and Add-ons, which is supported by the following people:
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atilla
10 years ago
(ftp://ftp.linux.org.tr/mandriva-tr/2010.1/)
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lordmartires
10 years ago
http://i45.tinypic.com/2lw6q0.png
look at this screenshot ... the right part of location bar is not in it's place ... any body know how to fix this ?
and sorry for my bad english .
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nale12
10 years ago
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lordmartires
10 years ago
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nale12
10 years ago
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lordmartires
10 years ago
http://i47.tinypic.com/1zvbxbk.png
it happens when I click on the arrrow in left part when still the the right part hasn't appeard ... i guesse it's another bug ... why right part only apper when address is too long ? shouldn't it just appear without an arrow ?
but the ridicules thing here is when the right part appear the left part fixes itself .
( sorry for my english )
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nale12
10 years ago
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lordmartires
10 years ago
and ... did you mean distribution ? if not sorry . as i said my english is not good ....
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nale12
10 years ago
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10 years ago
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salvadhor
10 years ago
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gracca
10 years ago
Congratulations!
Germán.
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mpeti
10 years ago
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nale12
10 years ago
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Izo
10 years ago
The alternative metacity theme, however, appears not to have rounded corners.
/izo\
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nale12
10 years ago
Alternative metacity theme shouldn't have bottom rounded corners.
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farlinto
10 years ago
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nale12
10 years ago
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monthscrapped
10 years ago
Two minor complaints:
- Certain parts of the MacUltimate icon set don't show up well against the black panels; the Ubuntu menu icon and the volume control icon are both black as well, so they're hard to see. This is the main reason why I'm using WoW-Dark instead.
- There's no "urgent" flashing notification to signify changes to applications running in the taskbar (MUCK clients, IRC clients, etc.). This is the only real hangup I have with WoW; is this something you could add?
As I said, a wonderful theme, one I'm using right now, and hope to be using for a while!
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nale12
10 years ago
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monthscrapped
10 years ago
- Most themes have a menu button in the upper-left corner of their windows; WoW does not. Because WoW places its window title text in the top-center, this is not usually a problem, but it can get cut off if the text happens to be very long (because the "button" to open the menu is still there, it's just invisible). I don't know if you'd want to implement this or not since Lucid and later releases are gravitating toward placing their min-max-close buttons in that spot anyway, but since yours haven't been moved there (yet), adding a button like the ones you use on the right might help your windows look a little more balanced. This is all purely aesthetics, and just a suggestion. =)
- By design, WoW uses a lot of shades of black and gray. This is fine, and is part of why I'm using it, but sometimes it's a little too dark, even when using the "light" version of the theme; this is most noticeable in Firefox, where WoW assigns a dark gray background to the drop-down address bar. This can make addresses hard to read unless you highlight them with your mouse (this is a common problem with "dark" themes, and part of why I have a hard time finding one that I can comfortably use). You may want to consider using a lighter shade or even a white background here so the text is more readable, at least for the "normal" version of the theme; the same goes for the dark gray highlighting used for text and desktop objects, which can make them difficult to see (the black file folders used in the JEY icon theme become almost invisible when selected).
I'm sorry to nitpick, but I really like the work you've done with this theme, and I hope it becomes one that I can use without any hesitation. =)
Thanks again!
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nale12
10 years ago
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leodelacruz
10 years ago
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timorei
10 years ago
Might look even more consistent if they followed the style of the breadcrumbs elements.
You have highly beveled buttons, yet flat tabs, gradient menubar and sunken-border breadcrumbs and flat window-bar-buttons.
I know it's a matter of taste and I am 'just another griper' - but wanted to give some constructive critique instead of just stating the obvious: "One of the absolutely best gnome-themes around."
Thanks.
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