Description: Cinnamox-Kashmir-Blue features a soothing blue colour scheme and light text. Cinnamon, Metacity, GTK2, GTK3.18 and GTK3.20+ themes are included along with several interactive bash scripts to allow end-users to tweak theme characteristics.
Full readme here - https://github.com/smurphos/cinnamox_themes/tree/master/Cinnamox-Kashmir-Blue#cinnamox-kashmir-blueLast changelog:
2021-12-21
Cinnamon - support for calendar with events applet in 5.2 Cinnamon - support for new run dialog selectors in 5.2 Cinnamon - added menu-category-button-hover selector for improved cinnamenu compatibility Cinnamon Menu - fix app description height for Cinnamon 4.6.6 Scripts - add helper script to revert this change for users on 4.4 or earlier Cinnamon Panel - support .spacer-box styling added in 4.2 Cinnamon Panel - support :shaded state for workspace-switcher in simple view Cinnamon Panel - rework workspace-switcher in graph view. GTK3.18 - Freeze builds GTK3.20 - Don't use compound selectors as required by libsass1 3.6.3 GTK3.20 - pop-up context menus have rounded corners GTK3.20 - add styling to for xapp-status applet pop-up menus for consistency GTK3.20 - remove minimum size for non discrete level-bars GTK3.20 - remove border-radius in headerbars - looks bad in apps with a split headerbar like gnome-disks GTK3.20 - improved text contrast for events in gnome calendar
Is there any way to adjust the border width? I find it very difficult to resize windows as the border is so narrow it's hard to grab it with the mouse. I'm aware of the alt-F8 feature, and I have to use it a lot, but I would rather grab the border with the mouse.
Thanks.
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Is there any way to adjust the border width? I find it very difficult to resize windows as the border is so narrow it's hard to grab it with the mouse. I'm aware of the alt-F8 feature, and I have to use it a lot, but I would rather grab the border with the mouse. Thanks.
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