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Ubuntu Dust

  

GTK 2.x Theme/Style

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Submitted:  Sep 9 2008

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Dust is a concept for a new, refreshing look for Ubuntu. The idea was to take the defining aesthetic elements of Ubuntu and remix it into something clean, modern, functional, and unique.

It's a new take on the Ubuntu aesthetic using a dark palette and subtle colors.




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 Xfce integration?

 
 by ou3 on: Sep 9 2008  
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Is there something I can add to the gtkrc so that the theme will also alter xfce panels to match your gnome panels?


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 port?

 
 by IstrikeAgain on: Sep 9 2008  
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I don't know how to port it.. could someone port it to xfwm4? please

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 Looks nice

 
 by Moredhas on: Sep 10 2008  
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I love the look of it, and I hope Ubuntu 8.10 includes this, or something like it. One slight modification I'd like to see though, is a smoother colour transition between the tool bar and the menu bar, so they look like one object, instead of two pieces of an object. That's just a personal preference though.

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 Beautiful Theme

 
 by prytania on: Sep 10 2008  
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Amazing work. Well done.


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 round metacity buttons

 
 by newversion2 on: Sep 11 2008  
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i like the round metacity buttons from the mockup https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Intrepid/DustTheme?action=AttachFile&do=view&target=ubuntudust.jpg more.

the brown does not look bad in this one, but a color-neutral version would be even better. no color, no danger of interfering with something else on your screen.

anyway, i like dust, it has a future!


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 Re: round metacity buttons

 
 by coldmast on: Sep 11 2008  
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@newversion2
the theme is color-adjustable (metacity, GTK AFAIK)
but the: minimize, maximize, and close buttons aren't color-aware, but it's not that difficult to use GIMP to do this yourself. But for ease of use, it would be nice to have colorless mouse-over effects.
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the one problem that I had is the theme needs an all dusty dark brown theme because when I adjusted the theme light colors to the dark brown and I could no longer read the text on the menus. (I could read through the file but it would be nice to have a dark version of this theme)

Anyways I really like the default and I always prefer cool coffee colored themes over ugly orange ones.


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 Dust

 
 by perfex on: Sep 12 2008  
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Possibly one of the most usable themes I have seen.

Great work


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