"G6" for GNOME & Xfce4
Karmel
"G5"
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work):
Description:
"G5" Theme Suite - the successor of my older "BEOS-R5-inspired" theme; completely rewritten.
I've made those themes in a fit of sentiment for R5, but they are no copies of R5.
Package contains:
* GTK2.x Theme
* "Metacity 2" Window Manager Themes: "big" & "small"
* "Xfwm4" Window Manager Themes: "big", "small" & "grey"
* X11 Mouse Theme
* "Balou Engine" based Theme for Xfce4 Desktop Environment
* Extended instructions
* Sources
All images attached to "G5" Theme Suite are hand drawned from scratch.
For correct theme display, your system should have installed those theme engines:
* gtk2-engines-pixbuf
* gtk2-engines-clearlooks
Most of GNU/Linux distributions has them as "out of the box".
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If you want to use this theme on notebook, please go to "gtkrc" file (inside of "gtk-2.0" folder) and "uncomment" this line:
### gtk-icon-sizes="gtk-button=16,16:gtk-large-toolbar=16,16:gtk-small-toolbar=16,16" ### icons size for notebooks
After that - you have to "comment out" this line:
gtk-icon-sizes="gtk-button=16,16:gtk-large-toolbar=24,24:gtk-small-toolbar=16,16" ### standard icons size
You have to reload "G5-GTK2" GTK2.x Theme to see changes.
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If you prefer "one size" scrollbar style, you need to "uncomment" this line of "gtkrc" file (inside of "gtk-2.0" folder):
### GtkScrollbar::fixed-slider-length=1
You have to reload "G5-GTK2" GTK2.x Theme to see changes.
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sha1sum of archive file:
5901336733f3e56ac3dc88293bbb7f41313c3475 G5.tar.gz Last changelog:
I've made those themes in a fit of sentiment for R5, but they are no copies of R5.
Package contains:
* GTK2.x Theme
* "Metacity 2" Window Manager Themes: "big" & "small"
* "Xfwm4" Window Manager Themes: "big", "small" & "grey"
* X11 Mouse Theme
* "Balou Engine" based Theme for Xfce4 Desktop Environment
* Extended instructions
* Sources
All images attached to "G5" Theme Suite are hand drawned from scratch.
For correct theme display, your system should have installed those theme engines:
* gtk2-engines-pixbuf
* gtk2-engines-clearlooks
Most of GNU/Linux distributions has them as "out of the box".
***************************************
If you want to use this theme on notebook, please go to "gtkrc" file (inside of "gtk-2.0" folder) and "uncomment" this line:
### gtk-icon-sizes="gtk-button=16,16:gtk-large-toolbar=16,16:gtk-small-toolbar=16,16" ### icons size for notebooks
After that - you have to "comment out" this line:
gtk-icon-sizes="gtk-button=16,16:gtk-large-toolbar=24,24:gtk-small-toolbar=16,16" ### standard icons size
You have to reload "G5-GTK2" GTK2.x Theme to see changes.
***************************************
If you prefer "one size" scrollbar style, you need to "uncomment" this line of "gtkrc" file (inside of "gtk-2.0" folder):
### GtkScrollbar::fixed-slider-length=1
You have to reload "G5-GTK2" GTK2.x Theme to see changes.
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sha1sum of archive file:
5901336733f3e56ac3dc88293bbb7f41313c3475 G5.tar.gz
13 August 2010
* For less speed (as it sounds 
of menu display I set its value at "50ms delay", instead of previously selected "1ms delay".
Mostly - this will give you less possible "artefacts" in menu "popup" display on older machines.
No need to download again theme archive for those, who have already downloaded it.
To make the change, please go into "gtk-2.0" of "G5" theme directory, open "gtkrc" file and change this line from:
gtk-menu-popup-delay=1
to:
gtk-menu-popup-delay=50
You have to reload "G5-GTK2" GTK2.x Theme to see changes.
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"G5" is part of GTK Themes and Add-ons, which is supported by the following people:
Other GTK2 Themes:
Ratings & Comments
6 Comments
Please, update the download link. Thank you!
Is there a port for GTK+3?
Bun I can't for It. When will Xfwm4?
Dude are you alive? LOL.
Dude are you alive, LOL.
Gorgeous theme! Nicely done! Looks fantastic with the Haiku icon theme found elsewhere on gnome-look.