
Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

GTK2 Themes by aubade 15 comments
I'd love to do it, but GTK3's engine infrastructure is so massively different from GTK2's, that it'd involve rewriting the LighthouseBlue engine from scratch. (Twice, I believe, since the engine infrastructure has already changed during GTK3's life cycle)
And I'm not much of a programmer, so this is beyond my ken. - Feb 18 2013

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments
Additionally, when i restart the gnome-panel, or reload the applet, the option appears unchecked. - May 27 2011

GTK2 Themes by mi-cha 7 comments

Full Icon Themes by aubade 22 comments
First, extract the gtk-engines-lighthouseblue tarball whever you have other compiled code (I use ~/Devel myself)
Next, open up a terminal window and (assuming you're running Ubuntu), run sudo apt-get build-essential and sudo apt-get build-dep gtk2-engines
That will set up all the packages needed to compile this (which will probably be quite a bit of stuff if you've never compiled anything before)
Now, you're redady to compile. In your terminal window, cd to the directory you extracted the source tarball in (e.g. cd ~/Devel/gtk2-engines-lighthouseblue-2.7.5-eq1.1 )
now, run ./configure --prefix=/usr
Normally, you don't want to install stuff to /usr, but since this is adding something to GTK, you need it there.
That will print out a whole bunch of stuff, but assuming nothing errors our, run "make", and if that's successful, run "sudo make install"
And if nothing errors there, selecting the Neotif theme in appearance properties should look like the screenshots :)
If you need further help, please PM me, so we don't clog this comment section too much! - May 03 2011

Full Icon Themes by aubade 22 comments
First, extract the gtk-engines-lighthouseblue tarball whever you have other compiled code (I use ~/Devel myself)
Next, open up a terminal window and (assuming you're running Ubuntu), run sudo apt-get build-essential and sudo apt-get build-dep gtk2-engines
That will set up all the packages needed to compile this (which will probably be quite a bit of stuff if you've never compiled anything before)
Now, you're redady to compile. In your terminal window, cd to the directory you extracted the source tarball in (e.g. cd ~/Devel/gtk2-engines-lighthouseblue-2.7.5-eq1.1 )
now, run ./configure --prefix=/usr
Normally, you don't want to install stuff to /usr, but since this is adding something to GTK, you need it there.
That will print out a whole bunch of stuff, but assuming nothing errors our, run "make", and if that's successful, run "sudo make install"
And if nothing errors there, selecting the Neotif theme in appearance properties should look like the screenshots :)
If you need further help, please PM me, so we don't clog this comment section too much! - May 03 2011

Full Icon Themes by aubade 22 comments
And i'm glad you enjoy the theme, though the credit really goes to Jimmac and the other Gnome artists :) - May 03 2011

Full Icon Themes by aubade 22 comments
I'm still not sure about the Emblems--Gnome has the exact same trouble. - May 03 2011

Full Icon Themes by aubade 22 comments
OldGNOME2 will now proudly display the classic GNOME 2 logo on your panel menu. :) - May 03 2011

Full Icon Themes by aubade 22 comments
And thanks for testing this in xfce. :) I'll see if i can't get that fixed too. - Feb 02 2011

GTK2 Themes by aubade 15 comments

GTK2 Themes by aubade 15 comments
Anyhow, I happen to rather love that feature from Clearlooks, and it seems to be well within the spirit of LighthouseBlue (it was originally designed for maximum usability, IIRC, so the feature fits)
I've started hacking it into the engine, and it's mostly working, But the code is ugly and in need of a little refactoring. I'll see if i can't pretty it up any.. if not, i'll release what i have. - Jan 12 2011

GTK2 Themes by aubade 15 comments
That would unfortunately require some modification to LighthouseBlue, but i can look into how much effort it would be to add it.
If you mean the dotted line that appears around the labels of selected buttons and other widgets, that should work, and if it's not there it's a bug - Jan 11 2011

Full Icon Themes by Padster 17 comments
Still though! I love pixel art, and love seeing more pixelly icons out there. Thank you for this. :) - Jan 11 2011

GTK2 Themes by aubade 15 comments

Metacity Themes by aubade 7 comments

Full Icon Themes by aubade 22 comments

Full Icon Themes by aubade 22 comments
I'll see if i can get something into distributable shape in a couple of days - Jan 02 2011

Nautilus Scripts by marc41 146 comments

Full Icon Themes by 4lwan 6 comments

Full Icon Themes by aubade 22 comments