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Murrina Redmond

   1.1  

GTK 2.x Theme/Style

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Downloads:  5569
Submitted:  Dec 17 2008
Updated:  Dec 21 2008

Description:

I always thought that Windows 95/98/2000 had a clean if stark look. This is an attempt to keep the less is more spirit of the original, but updating it for the modern desktop.

Some notes:
* Requires SVN murrine, which ships with recent versions of Ubuntu and, I assume, other distributions.
* The colour scheme is not entirely faithful to the original. If you want to try it out (and see why I changed it) look for the two values you need to change in line 6 of the gtkrc.
* The background is #008282 :)
* If you decide to comment remember that this is not the proper forum to express your opinion of Microsoft or its products. This is a website for Linux users, so I assume we all know where we stand. Right?

Comments, suggestions, bugfixes, etc, welcome.




Changelog:

1.1
- Made the selection background conform to the tango palette for a more gnomeish look.
- Includes a modification of Look 2000 metacity decoration that uses the tango palette.
- Adjusted the value of the background. It's now identical to 2000/Me.
- Corrected the colour of tooltips.
- Made insensitive text darker for better visibility.
- Fixed inconsistency with unselected radio/check in menu.
- Fixed combobox bug I introduced with 1.01.
- Enlarged size of sliders by 1px (closer to original, but still sideways).
- Slight alternation (by 0.05!) in the prelight and active value, to match scrollbars
- Fixed nautilus location bug

1.01
- Wouldn't you know it? A minute after I release this I realise I have stumbled into a known murrine bug. Switched the menus to a different style. Sorry folks!

1.0
- Initial Release




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 Whoa!

 
 by vs8 on: Dec 22 2008
 
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I'm impressed by this theme. Not my kind of thing but it is so well made. You deserve it! +1 Good!


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 Nice!

 
 by kiwiremysaotome on: Dec 22 2008
 
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This theme is quite nice. Brings back the cleaness of the classic Windows look.

Thanks for sharin'. :)


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 What about the Metacity theme?

 
 by Hund on: Dec 22 2008
 
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Hi,

I like this theme! :D To bad the Metacity theme look's like crap for me on Ubuntu 8.10. :/ I've uploaded a picture here: http://pici.se/pictures/ZANRJWnoM.png
As you can see the left icon gone missing and the buttons to the right looks really strange?

/Hund


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 Re: What about the Metacity theme?

 
 by paraboy on: Dec 22 2008
 
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I know about this problem. The metacity is based on 2000 Look, a theme made in 2006 when smaller resolutions were common. I'm working to create a better alternative. But in the meantime either use a smaller font or use another decoration. (I like Mist ;)


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 Re: Re: What about the Metacity theme?

 
 by Hund on: Dec 22 2008
 
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I've tried a smaller size on the I'm using (Sans Bold) but I can't get it to look good anyway. :/ Any tip on a font and size that makes it looks good? :)


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 Re: Re: Re: What about the Metacity theme?

 
 by paraboy on: Dec 22 2008
 
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Try Sans Bold and in the GNOME Appearance Preferences manually enter a size of 8.8.

This seems to be the largest value that does not break the theme.

I personally use liberation sans (they're available with most distros) with a value of 8.6 regular for applications, 8.6 bold for the metacity, 9 for documents, and 9 bold for the desktop. I like small fonts, I used the artwiz fonts for years :)


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: What about the Metacity theme?

 
 by Cygoku on: Dec 22 2008
 
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THank you very much. It's looking nice finaly!

Cygoku


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 More Windows XP?

 
 by ubuntico on: Dec 22 2008
 
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More Windows XP look, excuse me: NO please.


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 Re: More Windows XP?

 
 by nrs on: Dec 23 2008
 
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Grow up. You don't like the classic Windows look? Fine, don't use it. I and apparently lots of others do.


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 Re: Re: More Windows XP?

 
 by ubuntico on: Dec 23 2008
 
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Excuse me? I think that you are a very very mature person then. If this is so, then you can understand that in this site are many people that work hours and hours (free) in the hardness process to make something different, something original and creative for self express your own capabilities in the art to make themes.
The present theme is poor in some aspects, and the point is very simple, If you find windows to have a beauty environment for you and work better for you, then use Windows.
This site is for Gnome development, to have many new ideas to improve the desktop for the different SO based on.
And, my Good votes are for Good themes, for people that work hard every day.

Thank you.


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 Re: Re: Re: More Windows XP?

 
 by nrs on: Dec 26 2008
 
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Please. Just because I like the look doesn't mean I like the OS. I've been using *nix long before you hopped on the Ubuntu train.

Quit being such a fascist.


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 good theme

 
 by migatxu on: Dec 23 2008
 
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Its an awesome work, it doesn't matter if its a windows theme, this is better than others works I've seen here...

All the best


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 Re: good theme

 
 by ubuntico on: Dec 23 2008
 
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Awesome???


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 good theme

 
 by freetz on: Dec 26 2008
 
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vote++


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