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Minimum Suite

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GTK 2.x Theme/Style

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Minimum required   GTK 2.x
Downloads:  2250
Submitted:  Jan 6 2009
Updated:  Jan 15 2009

Description:

I was wondering if I could design some really minimalist interface, without lots of effects, shiny stuff, etc... Here it is ;) I present you "Minimum", made using only contrast, and a few gradients :D It comes in Black and Black value reversed => White.

The archive contains :

- Minimum Black GTK Theme
- Minimum White GTK Theme
- Minimum Black Contrasted GTK Theme
- Minimum White Contrasted GTK Theme

- XFCE Black Windeco
- XFCE White Windeco
- XFCE Black Contrasted Windeco
- XFCE White Contrasted Windeco

- Metacity Black Windeco
- Metacity White Windeco
- Metacity Black Contrasted Windeco
- Metacity White Contrasted Windeco

- Gradient wallpapers


Have fun with it, download, try, comment, etc...




Changelog:

01/06/09 : First encounter...
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01/15/09 : 2 contrasted version in Black and White are now available. The panel has been slightly reworked, so have the progressbars been. Added a small collection of Gradient wallpapers. The toolbars as also been reduced from 24x24 to 16x16 :)




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 cool n straight

 
 by JohnnyJu on: Jan 6 2009
 
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i like the darker version! :)


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 Re: cool n straight

 
 by thibaut28 on: Jan 7 2009
 
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That's right, it's straight. No decorations, just a bit of style and contrast too ;)


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 Wow!

 
 by SaikoBee on: Jan 7 2009
 
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This is very nice looking. I actually imagined a theme similar to this recently and then I found this one. It needs a little more contrast for me to be usable, but very good!


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 Re: Wow!

 
 by thibaut28 on: Jan 7 2009
 
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Thanks, the white theme needs a rework on the menu at least I think. I didn't updated the page, but I ported the Xfce windeco theme to Metacity, so now it's also possible to use it completly under gnome.


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 Re: Re: Wow!

 
 by SaikoBee on: Jan 7 2009
 
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I use Xfce anyway.
I didn't try the theme, sorry. But it's definitely good. (I'm using one I made myself)


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 Not "minimalist" so much...

 
 by someguydude on: Jan 7 2009
 
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Yeah, it's threadbare and doesn't have a lot of glitz all over, but it's pretty fat. Wide scrollbars, big buttons, a lot of wasted space. Take a look at something like Clearlooks-Flat-Compact or Aurora-Compact.

The idea of a minimalist GTK theme is no wasted real estate, and unfortunately I see a lot here, although I -really- like where it's headed.


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 Re: Not "minimalist" so much...

 
 by thibaut28 on: Jan 7 2009
 
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Well well, here they are :

http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Aurora-compact?content=64792

http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Clearlooks-flat-compact?content=74918

I can't agree with you on the scrollbar, neither on the buttons. I don't know, just fire up twf and you'll see. That's the same. Plus, the size of the button depend of the font size. I think we don't have the same notion of what minimalism is. For me, this is this kind of thing :

http://fratrip.deviantart.com/art/Wobachi-Retro-102040644

http://fratrip.deviantart.com/art/Black-Wings-102693679




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 Re: Re: Not "minimalist" so much...

 
 by someguydude on: Jan 7 2009
 
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Tell me, though, what's inherently minimalist about that theme. That seems "minimalist" because it's on a desktop with no panels, no icons, no conky, no screenlets, and a blank wallpaper. The GTK itself is just lacking gradients and sharp contrasts.

The reason I brought up the compact versions of those themes is because that aids in minimalism. I'm an Arch/Openbox user that likes to have things as seamless as I can with as much real estate usable as possible. What you've done here is eliminate constrast and sharp edges, which is less "minimal" and more "eye-straining".

And as for TWF, all I know is that when I use Aurora Compact, Clearlooks compact, and a few others of the same ilk, buttons are smaller. This one has large 'uns. Also the toolbar row in the file manager is way bigger.


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 Re: Re: Re: Not "minimalist" s

 
 by thibaut28 on: Jan 7 2009
 
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Look, I don't really have the feeling this talk is leading anywhere...

My toolbar is definitly bigger, I guess 24x24 against 10x10 or something. You got that right, but what's the point anyway ? Minimalism notion isn't anything binary. This is not because your given examples are more minimalist (by your conviction) that this theme is not... Tell me, what do you want exactly ?
By my conviction something minimalist is something like you said without all the "glitz" around.


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Not "minimalist" s

 
 by someguydude on: Jan 16 2009
 
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No I agree, and I really like the overall design here, it just has a lot of unused blank space and that's keeping me from using it full-time. I'm currently using the ASN Suite I found here (http://visionsofart.deviantart.com/art/ASN-SUITE-95339568), and I think a really compacted theme here would be pretty spot-on.

I didn't mean to come across like I was insulting ya or anything, on the contrary I never comment on themes I outright dislike, only the ones that I really like but would love to see one or two tweaks on.


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Not "minimalist" s

 
 by thibaut28 on: Jan 16 2009
 
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Well, I'll see if I can make a more compact version of this theme, taking ASN as a basis ;) Sorry for the misunderstanding...


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Not "minimalist" s

 
 by someguydude on: Jan 17 2009
 
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It's all good, I came across as more abrasive than I meant to. My bad, there.



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 more contrast

 
 by 2sev on: Jan 7 2009
 
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Thank, your theme is quite good. Almost every control looks really cool. But.. It's very hard for me to look at this because of low contrast. Can you try to make some experiments with it, make some changes to colors? I suppose not only my eyes tire of colors like that. =]
Thanks.


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 Re: more contrast

 
 by thibaut28 on: Jan 7 2009
 
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What about making an alternate version, where I would change the color of the font : Strong white for the darker, strong black for the whiter ?


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 Re: Re: more contrast

 
 by 2sev on: Jan 7 2009
 
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Well, I think it would be nice.


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 Damn

 
 by seraphyn on: Jan 7 2009
 
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This is Great, thanks for the nice work.
I like it like that, no glossy, no blingbling, fine.
Keep up the Good work


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 Re: Damn

 
 by thibaut28 on: Jan 7 2009
 
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Thanks a lot for the fav ;)


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 i still like it

 
 by JohnnyJu on: Jan 7 2009
 
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hey i still like your dark version very much...


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