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Aurora Gtk Engine

   1.5.1  

GTK 2.x Theme/Style

Score 73%
Aurora Gtk Engine
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Link:  http://
Downloads:  285377
Submitted:  Apr 16 2007
Updated:  Jan 4 2009

Description:

Description:

The Aurora Gtk Engine themes all common Gtk widgets to provide an attractive, complete and consistent look for Gtk applications.

Engine options

• menubarstyle = 1 # 0 = flat, 1 = gradient, 2 = sunken
• curvature = 5 #default widget curvature
• arrowsize = 1 # controls combo_arrow circle size. Diameter set by (11 + 2 * arrowsize)
• old_arrowstyle = FALSE #set to TRUE for original circled arrows (same as arrows in sorted tree columns)
• animation = TRUE # FALSE = disabled, TRUE = enabled (also needs to be compiled with animation support to work)

Included theme uses configurable colours and can be adjusted in Theme Preferences under GNOME.

Thanks to all of you who have provided feedback so far, it has helped catch many things that would otherwise have gone unnoticed. And as always feedback is appreciated.


Known Issues:
• Ugly widgets in: OpenOffice, Java applications
∘ Unfortunately I can't really do anything here to make them look better. I can only hope that their emulation of Gtk themes will improve over time

Installation:
• Gtk 2.12+ is required for this engine
• Must have basic development packages installed for your distribution as well as Gtk2 development package in order to build engine
• Includes both the gtkRc theme, and the Gtk engine


To install the theme engine extract it to somewhere convenient and in that directory,
run: "./configure --prefix=/usr" then "make"
For animation support add "-enable-animation" when running "./configure"
Then as a root user "make install".

Then install the gtkrc theme by extracting to your ~/.themes directory or through the Appearance application.

To change your current theme to Aurora (under GNOME) open up the Appearance application (usually somewhere under System > Preferences) click the Customize button and under the controls tab select the theme you want.

Finally thanks to everyone along the line who have worked on the clearlooks and clearlooks based engines as without their work this engine would not exist.

Now go download and enjoy!




Changelog:

1.5.1
• Metacity theme no longer flickers with Compiz enabled
1.5
NEW/REDISGNED
• New list view headers
• Borderless notebook support (Gedit is one of the few applications that uses this)
• Included an updated version of the Blended metacity theme to better match the look of Aurora

CHANGES
• Changed tab shading
• Focus glow reduced to 2 px

FIXES/ENHANCEMENTS
• Removed double border in Calendars
• Centered menu separators
• Firefox button backgrounds
• Allowed enginge params on per widget basis
• Many, many small tweaks and fixes




LicenseGPL
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 Honk! Honk!

 
 by tomservocc on: Apr 23 2008
 
Score 50%

Great and underrated theme engine. Especially the progress bar style is nice. Glossy but not Apple-in-your-face flossy.

What I'd however like to see is the ability to turn the scroll bar into a similar style. If the progress bar and scroll bar share the same color tone, it might be nice to try to have them match in style.


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 cant install theme

 
 by googlies on: Apr 25 2008
 
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To install the theme engine extract it to somewhere convenient and in that directory,
run: "./configure --prefix=/usr" then "make"
For animation support add "-enable-animation" when running "./configure"
Then as a root user "make install".

Then install the gtkrc themes by extracting them to your ~/.themes directory (3 themes in total).

>>>>>I have successfully done these steps, but theme does not appear in Theme Preferences<<<<

(To change your current theme to Aurora (under GNOME) open up Theme Preferences (usually somewhere under System > Preferences) click the Customize button and under the controls tab select the theme you want.)



>>>>I am using ubuntu 8.04. Whats wrong?<<<<


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 Re: cant install theme

 
 by bigbrovar on: Apr 25 2008
 
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try

./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-animation
make
sudo make install

that was what i did and it worked

if it give u an error about gtk 10

sudo apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev

hope that helps

so for my english


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 Re: Re: cant install theme

 
 by googlies on: Apr 25 2008
 
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That does not help. I don't have any errors during described process.


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 Re: Re: Re: cant install theme

 
 by marcohu on: Apr 27 2008
 
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I was puzzled at first myself. Could it be that Aurora does not provide a complete theme that can be selected in the Gnome appearance preferences directly?

I have installed Nodoka first and having not much experience with Gnome theme configuration, I was thinking that Aurora must appear on the "Theme" screen just like Nodoka, but it does not (for me).

But when I clicked on "Configure", I could select the different Aurora themes on the "Controls" screen. Maybe that is what confuses you as well. Hope that helps.

Cheers,
Marco


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 Tooltip color

 
 by marcohu on: Apr 27 2008
 
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Well done. Congratulations!

I'm currently testing Aurora as a replacement for the default Ubuntu engines/themes and mostly like what I see.

One thing that is not configurable through the Gnome preferences is the color of the tooltips. Is this an oversight or could there be something wrong with my setup?

I'm using Ubuntu 8.04 64 bit. Any feedback would be most appreciated. Thank you.

Cheers,
Marco


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 Beautiful but...

 
 by cdekter on: Apr 30 2008
 
Score 50%

This engine certainly gives gorgeous results. The only criticism I have at this point is that it is SLOW. Even on very fast hardware, drawing of the widgets is noticeably slower than say Murrine or Clearlooks engines. Definitely not recommended for older hardware unless you enjoy waiting for widgets to draw!


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 bug/help/suggestion

 
 by kynan on: May 3 2008
 
Score 50%

Hey, i love the engine, most beautiful engine i've worked with. Just a few things i've noticed / would like help with however...

1. I have a slight problem with the panel buttons, when i have bg[PRELIGHT] = "#somecolour" in other gtk engines such as murrine this "#somecolour" is applied to both the normal and the active bg states exactly the same, however i noticed with this engine the normal button is slightly brighter and has more of a gradient than the active panel button...
Is this a bug or just ment to be like that, it annoys the hell out of me though haha.

2. With the scrollbar i would like to have my buttons curavture set to say 2 but i would like to have my scrollbar round so say 6... but i can't seem to do this and i've tried quite a few things, what would be great is if this was an engine option like scrollbarcurvature. It would make life a lot easier.

3. I guess this one is just a request but I can't seem to like the slider, i find it looks out of place.. do you think you could make alternatives and have a new engine option like sliderstyle?


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 input fields

 
 by marekm2 on: May 7 2008
 
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Hi,

great job, but

is there any possibility to fix or reduce dark frame soroundinginput fields in firefox 3 (see link to the picture:
http://marekm.pronet.lublin.pl/error.png )

it would be nice not to have it :)

best regards

Marek M


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