
XFCE/XFWM4 Themes by solsticeman 4 comments

GTK3/4 Themes by solsticeman 10 comments

GTK3/4 Themes by solsticeman 10 comments
Here's my quick fix if you don't want to download and reinstall the latest and greatest version:
1 Rename the gtk-assets folder to assets and the gtk-icons folder to icons.
2 Move both folders into the GTK-3.0 folder.
3 Hit Alt and F2, then enter "r" to reset theme. - Nov 24 2020

GTK3/4 Themes by solsticeman 8 comments

GTK3/4 Themes by solsticeman 8 comments

GTK3/4 Themes by solsticeman 8 comments

GTK3/4 Themes by solsticeman 8 comments

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XFCE/XFWM4 Themes by solsticeman 4 comments

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GTK3/4 Themes by solsticeman 8 comments

GTK3/4 Themes by solsticeman 8 comments

Cursors by kicshikxo 49 comments

Cursors by kicshikxo 49 comments
Do you plan on making a red version?
Keep up the good work! - Mar 17 2019

GTK3/4 Themes by solsticeman 8 comments

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GTK3/4 Themes by solsticeman 26 comments

GTK3/4 Themes by solsticeman 26 comments

GTK3/4 Themes by solsticeman 26 comments
XFCE is easy to edit. Swapping out the main 3 colors totally changes the theme.
You need a color picking program first, such as KcolorChooser, or you can use one online.
Next, using root, grab a theme in user/share/themes, make a copy and rename it.
Open the index file in the theme and change the name there, in order for the theme to be found by your theme manager.
Test to see if it loads.
Open up your GTK-2.0, then open up the gtkrc file with a text editor.
Change the background, foreground, and select the colors that you desire.
These are the 3 colors that are displayed by the theme manager.
Don't be afraid to change other colors in there. .
You can always edit your last change if you don't like it.
You need to close and reopen the theme manager to get the theme to compile.
After making a change, load another theme then load yours. to see the changes made.
Remember, backup your work frequently!
armageddon51 is correct. GTK3 adds the icing to the cake.
Some themes don't use it, but you can do more with the new coding.
The GTK-2 is used by many apps, such as GIMP and many of the music manager apps.
Good Luck! - Feb 06 2019

GTK3/4 Themes by solsticeman 26 comments

GTK3/4 Themes by solsticeman 26 comments

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GTK3/4 Themes by solsticeman 26 comments

GTK3/4 Themes by solsticeman 26 comments

GTK3/4 Themes by solsticeman 26 comments

GTK3/4 Themes by solsticeman 26 comments

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Cinnamon Themes by solsticeman 18 comments

Cinnamon Themes by solsticeman 18 comments
https://www.opendesktop.org/p/1277183/ - Nov 29 2018

Cinnamon Themes by solsticeman 18 comments

Cinnamon Themes by solsticeman 18 comments

Cinnamon Themes by solsticeman 18 comments
- Nov 23 2018

Cinnamon Themes by solsticeman 18 comments

Cinnamon Themes by solsticeman 18 comments

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