Mutter/Metacity theme modified from elementary-borderless-elegance.
Working fine with Gtk3.2, not sure what would happen with gtk 3.0.
PS: If someone could help me (a tip or something) fixing the windowname color in the window decoration for dark themes, It would be awesome
Changelog version 1.1:
Edited the window theme: Actually modified the Adwaita original mutter/metacity theme, dropping the elementary-borderless. Now the titlebar color for dark themes should be fixed. also, less padding than the original one.
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Your theme is great! Simple but elegant. I've got 3 questions : *How could i install it in my Gnome-Shell 3.2? It is hard to understand between usr/share/theme, usr/share/gnome-shell/theme, and ~/.themes... *Do i have to use Gnome Tweak Tool too? *And in your opinion what icon set fit better with your theme? Thanks a lot for your answers, and excuse me for my bad english, i am French! Bye Ogu
Hi. To install it, simply extract it in ~/.themes Then you may use gnome-tweak-tool to set the theme, or set it through dconf-editor. The icon theme is more a matter of taste. I'm using the gnome official theme but I've changed the folder icons to the ones used in gnome-color (brave). I guess the elementary icon theme would fit well too, for example. Cheers.
Thx! Do i have to extract the whole file, or just the GTK3 one? Once extracted, what have i to do? 'Cause Gnome-Tweak-Tool, even after a refresh of Gnome-Shell, don't propose me any theme like borderless or something like this...Maybe i am making a thing wrong! Bye
the directory tree should be something like this: /home/$USER/.themes/adwaita-borderless/{gtk2, gtk3, metacity} maybe this will help: http://img213.imageshack.us/img213/2374/pantallazode20111126151.png
but how can I delete the rudimentary border between the left menu and the main window? Also, how can I flatten the top menubar elements to normal proportions?
Sorry, not menubar, I have had top breadcrumbs bar
Looks nice but is the borders thick enough to grab for resizing? :) Also is it possible to reduce the button height in Nautilus? Hopefully yes
Hi. Gnome 3.2 introduced an invisible area for grabbing window borders without actually having to rely on the window border width, so yes: It's easy to grab a window border. About the button height, actually I'm not very interested in changing it, but I'll give it a try.