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Dust-Macchiato Semicompact

0.2

GTK 2.x Theme/Style

Score 69%

Psykosis

Downloads: 4005

Submitted: Jan 21 2009
Updated: Jan 23 2009

Description:

Semicompact theme based on Macchiato by Jesse Kay. Metacity based on Dust by John Baer.

Compact yet elegant and functional theme, that seeks to avoid the tiny buttons, thin textboxes and small icons usually found on other compact themes and rough conversions.

Ideal for eeePCs and netbooks.

Requires Murrine engine. If you are using the latest SVN, please change STYLE to PROFILE under "murrine-default"

Changelog:

0.1 - Initial release
* Some Dust modifications to better match dark tones.

0.2
* Changes on metatheme
* Minor changes on ComboBoxes

License: GPL

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you do meen Macchiato??

by MikeDK on: Jan 22 2009

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dont you??

Kind Regards MikeDK

microsoft gives u windows, Linux gives u da whole House :-P
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Re: you do meen Macchiato??

by Psykosis on: Jan 22 2009

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Yup! What a nasty error, changing it now! Thanks!

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Re: Re: you do meen Macchiato??

by MikeDK on: Jan 22 2009

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super duper :-)

Kind regards MikeDK

microsoft gives u windows, Linux gives u da whole House :-P
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I love it!

by SpecKtacle on: Jan 22 2009

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When I saw Macchiato, I was a bit nervous that my theme was going to be butchered, but you did an excellent job with it. And combining it with Dust was a brilliant idea! It fits so perfectly!

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Re: I love it!

by Psykosis on: Jan 23 2009

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Psykosis

Thank you very much for this comment, SpecKtacle, glad to hear you approve my little intrusion on your work :)
There are still some details I want to fix when I get spare time. Combo boxes, for example, are still too big for my taste, but form controls are difficult to handle.
About Dust, yeah, they mix perfectly, but John's metacity is so damn good that fits on almost any theme ;)

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Great Idea!

by vervelover on: Jan 22 2009

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vervelover

Great idea, I like compact themes, but what about the regular dust theme made compact?

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Re: Great Idea!

by Psykosis on: Jan 23 2009

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Psykosis

Thanks and yep, sounds like a nice idea. I have a small list of themes that look great on the eeePC and worth a little tweak to better suit small screens.

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Nice!

by vervelover on: Jan 24 2009

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vervelover

I think compact themes are the future, laptop screens are getting smaller and smaller, and I hate the waste of space of many GTK themes. I'd love to see the other themes you mentioned!

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Toolbar lines

by chareos on: Jan 24 2009

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chareos

This theme is great, except for those horizontal lines between toolbars... any way to remove them in murrine themes ?

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Re: Toolbar lines

by Psykosis on: Jan 24 2009

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Psykosis

Yes, you can add douse properties on the gtkrc file:

GtkMenuBar::shadow-type = GTK_SHADOW_NONE
GtkToolbar::shadow-type = GTK_SHADOW_NONE

gtkmenubar works well and looks nice, but gtktoolbar is not working as expected. Perhaps SpecKtacle can take a look into this.

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Re: Re: Toolbar lines

by chareos on: Jan 24 2009

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Thanks!

I've noticed that
GtkMenuBar::shadow-type = GTK_SHADOW_NONE
has a problem too: the darker line (separator) gets replaced by another one slightly brighter than the theme color

Still better than default... still removing it is most desiderable to me :)

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Re: Re: Re: Toolbar lines

by chareos on: Jan 24 2009

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By the way, I don't know if it's possible... how about using the toolbar background color also for tabs background ? I mean, for the free spacep aside of tabs

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Toolbar lines

by Psykosis on: Jan 25 2009

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Psykosis

Mmm I'm not sure if this is possible on actual version of Murrine. You can wrote the suggestion to SpecKtacle, the original author.

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Re: Re: Re: Toolbar lines

by Psykosis on: Jan 25 2009

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Psykosis

This line belongs to the toolbar, that by default get "raised".

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thanks for the tip!

by erty on: May 13 2010

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erty

GtkMenuBar::shadow-type = GTK_SHADOW_NONE

I do it with most of my themes. Brilliant to save a few px and get a cleaner look.

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Dust-Macchiato Semicompact

GTK 2.x Theme/Style

0.1 - Initial release * Some Dust modifications to better match dark tones. 0.2 * Changes on metatheme * Minor changes on ComboBoxes

you do meen Macchiato??

dont you?? Kind Regards MikeDK

Re: you do meen Macchiato??

Yup! What a nasty error, changing it now! Thanks!

Re: Re: you do meen Macchiato??

super duper :-) Kind regards MikeDK

I love it!

When I saw Macchiato, I was a bit nervous that my theme was going to be butchered, but you did an excellent job with it. And combining it with Dust was a brilliant idea! It fits so perfectly!

Re: I love it!

Great Idea!

Great idea, I like compact themes, but what about the regular dust theme made compact?

Re: Great Idea!

Thanks and yep, sounds like a nice idea. I have a small list of themes that look great on the eeePC and worth a little tweak to better suit small screens.

Nice!

I think compact themes are the future, laptop screens are getting smaller and smaller, and I hate the waste of space of many GTK themes. I'd love to see the other themes you mentioned!

Toolbar lines

This theme is great, except for those horizontal lines between toolbars... any way to remove them in murrine themes ?

Re: Toolbar lines

Yes, you can add douse properties on the gtkrc file: GtkMenuBar::shadow-type = GTK_SHADOW_NONE GtkToolbar::shadow-type = GTK_SHADOW_NONE gtkmenubar works well and looks nice, but gtktoolbar is not working as expected. Perhaps SpecKtacle can take a look into this.

Re: Re: Toolbar lines

Thanks! I've noticed that GtkMenuBar::shadow-type = GTK_SHADOW_NONE has a problem too: the darker line (separator) gets replaced by another one slightly brighter than the theme color Still better than default... still removing it is most desiderable to me :)

Re: Re: Re: Toolbar lines

By the way, I don't know if it's possible... how about using the toolbar background color also for tabs background ? I mean, for the free spacep aside of tabs

Re: Re: Re: Re: Toolbar lines

Mmm I'm not sure if this is possible on actual version of Murrine. You can wrote the suggestion to SpecKtacle, the original author.

Re: Re: Re: Toolbar lines

This line belongs to the toolbar, that by default get "raised".

thanks for the tip!

GtkMenuBar::shadow-type = GTK_SHADOW_NONE I do it with most of my themes. Brilliant to save a few px and get a cleaner look.

0.1 - Initial release
* Some Dust modifications to better match dark tones.

0.2
* Changes on metatheme
* Minor changes on ComboBoxes

dont you??

Kind Regards MikeDK

super duper :-)

Kind regards MikeDK

Yes, you can add douse properties on the gtkrc file:

GtkMenuBar::shadow-type = GTK_SHADOW_NONE
GtkToolbar::shadow-type = GTK_SHADOW_NONE

gtkmenubar works well and looks nice, but gtktoolbar is not working as expected. Perhaps SpecKtacle can take a look into this.

Thanks!

I've noticed that
GtkMenuBar::shadow-type = GTK_SHADOW_NONE
has a problem too: the darker line (separator) gets replaced by another one slightly brighter than the theme color

Still better than default... still removing it is most desiderable to me :)

GtkMenuBar::shadow-type = GTK_SHADOW_NONE

I do it with most of my themes. Brilliant to save a few px and get a cleaner look.