This theme is another variation from LinMOS (LinMOS is not Mac OS) theme. Like LinMOS, this theme is build and tested to provide a nice desktop environment : > Gnome 3.38 compatible > Light and Dark version > Transparent and Solid (non-transparent) version > Support for 4K resolution > Support for keybord driven highlighting > Gnome Shell adapted theme
TIPS:
Users with Nvidia driver are recommended to use solid version.
Solid version : version without transparency.
NEW:
2.0: Updated from Equilibrium : Gnome 3.38+ compatible, real solid version for Nvidia drivers, support for Nemo file browser, compiled for best results. Scrollbar widget updated with 3D effects. 1.0: Initial version with transparent and non-transparent (solid), light and dark versions, support for 4K resolution and keybord driven highlighting.
IMPORTANT:
This theme is developed for the gnome DE. It works on GTK3.22 to GTK3.29, and GTK3.32/34/36/38+, NOT ON GTK 3.30, NOT ON GTK 4 NOR GNOME 40.
Just copy the extracted file to the '.themes' folder you make in your home directory. Then use Tweak Tool and select the GTK3 and Gnome Shell themes for 'Applications' and 'Shell'. LOG OUT AND BACK IN for changes to take full effect !Last changelog:
Version 2
Updated from Equilibrium : Gnome 3.38+ compatible, real solid version for Nvidia drivers, support for Nemo file browser, compiled for best results. Scrollbar widget updated with 3D effects.
Salut Etienne.
With your themes, I get some kind of "strip" (une bande mince) at the top and bottom of Firefox window.
Also applies to Equilibrium and NewGaia.
Send me a DM if you want to info or screenshot.
Regards,
François
Salut François,
Yes, it is a border effect observed with the addition of the bottom edge on all the windows.
So, you have to customize the Firefox toolbar and activate titlebar.
This is the only solution I could find after long hours of research.
If anyone has another solution, I'm listening :-)
À ton service ;-)
It's your choice ...
I use this because no picture needed to draw window buttons, except logos in buttons for 'close', 'maximize' and 'minimize', and I can choose color I want for each button.
Yes it's not so original ...
It's your choice ...
I use this because no picture needed to draw window buttons, except logos in buttons for 'close', 'maximize' and 'minimize', and I can choose color I want for each button.
Yes it's not so original ...
Ratings & Comments
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Salut Etienne. With your themes, I get some kind of "strip" (une bande mince) at the top and bottom of Firefox window. Also applies to Equilibrium and NewGaia. Send me a DM if you want to info or screenshot. Regards, François
Salut François, Yes, it is a border effect observed with the addition of the bottom edge on all the windows. So, you have to customize the Firefox toolbar and activate titlebar. This is the only solution I could find after long hours of research. If anyone has another solution, I'm listening :-) À ton service ;-)
Bad translation : not 'border effect' but side effect. Sorry ...
5 5 average
9 Very good, excellent color combination, i like the way you combine the colors, eye pleasing, please make a Cinnamon version too
Thank you for your rating. No Cinnamon version planned, sorry.
10 Hello, Another nice one! I wonder why the Search button is not the same place as me. https://ibb.co/txMD8jh
Thank you so much for rating. I don't know why your Search button is in this position. Not same Gnome version ?
I have Nautilus 3.38.2
I own a macbook pro. But when I use Linux, I find those macOS window control buttons annoying.
It's your choice ... I use this because no picture needed to draw window buttons, except logos in buttons for 'close', 'maximize' and 'minimize', and I can choose color I want for each button. Yes it's not so original ...
It's your choice ... I use this because no picture needed to draw window buttons, except logos in buttons for 'close', 'maximize' and 'minimize', and I can choose color I want for each button. Yes it's not so original ...
9 Another great one, merci Étienne!
Thank you for your comment ;-)