Posted: Sat 25 Jun 2011, 07:55
LOOKS COOL
Always like ThinIce themes
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Posted: Fri 11 Nov 2011, 08:00
I hope this is the right spot?
Always like ThinIce themes
Always like ThinIce themes
Posted: Sat 12 Nov 2011, 18:08
Here some Hacked gtk2-Thinice themes:
Dark_ice
darkroom
ICE_Coffee
new_ice
you will need the gtk-thinice-engine-2.0.2-i486-1.pet too.
Dark_ice
darkroom
ICE_Coffee
new_ice
you will need the gtk-thinice-engine-2.0.2-i486-1.pet too.
Posted: Fri 08 Jun 2012, 19:46
I've experimented with some GTK themes. DarkMint is one I took from gnome-look, the others are based on the cool Stardust theme by Zigbert.
EDIT
I tested both DarkMint and DarkCold4 (next post) on Saluki, they work for XFCE too, and give Saluki a stunning appearance.
DarkMint on Saluki
DarkCold4 on Saluki
EDITI tested both DarkMint and DarkCold4 (next post) on Saluki, they work for XFCE too, and give Saluki a stunning appearance.
DarkMint on Saluki
DarkCold4 on Saluki
Posted: Sat 09 Jun 2012, 06:32
By the way, the gnome-look user that posted the DarkMint GTK theme is originalseed, it seems he's created it so you may want to watch later for more. He made a blue version called DarkCold4 and it worked for me on Wary 5.3, too. Well, I'm not sure whether the themes work under JWM but certainly they work under Openbox. I'm posting a screenshot and a PET here.
Posted: Sat 09 Jun 2012, 20:33
@vicmz
Nice Job
Heres an theme that needs help
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=74815
Nice Job
Heres an theme that needs help
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=74815
Posted: Sat 09 Jun 2012, 22:00
Sorry, I've got little experience making or modifying themes.harii4 wrote:@vicmz
Nice Job
Heres an theme that needs help
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=74815
All I did to the stardust gtk theme was changing its colour, maybe in time I get enough skills to make something as awesome as DarkMint. 
Posted: Sun 10 Jun 2012, 12:36
Hi vicmz!
Wow!!!
These themes - especially the Darkmint and Darkcold4 - are truly exceptional for their beauty and the way they dress up Puppy's GUI and programmes! At the moment I'm using Darkmint in my 3Headed Dog and I just can't believe how gorgeous it makes all the various window managers/desktop environments that I use.
Later today I'll boot into my version of Slacko-533 and give the Darkcold4 a run for its money there. I can't wait to see how that'll look!
Thank you so very much for sharing ALL the above themes with we Puppians! Keep up the truly great work of altering pre-existing themes, making new ones, and searching the net for new and exciting themes to help keep Puppy vibrant for all of us vicmz. We really appreciate it my fellow Puppian friend!
Cheers/Amicalement,
Eyes-Only
"L'Peau-Rouge"
Wow!!!
These themes - especially the Darkmint and Darkcold4 - are truly exceptional for their beauty and the way they dress up Puppy's GUI and programmes! At the moment I'm using Darkmint in my 3Headed Dog and I just can't believe how gorgeous it makes all the various window managers/desktop environments that I use. Later today I'll boot into my version of Slacko-533 and give the Darkcold4 a run for its money there. I can't wait to see how that'll look!
Thank you so very much for sharing ALL the above themes with we Puppians! Keep up the truly great work of altering pre-existing themes, making new ones, and searching the net for new and exciting themes to help keep Puppy vibrant for all of us vicmz. We really appreciate it my fellow Puppian friend!
Cheers/Amicalement,
Eyes-Only
"L'Peau-Rouge"
Posted: Tue 19 Jun 2012, 07:02
E17 golden GTK theme (haven't seen it here, sorry if repeated)
@Eyes-Only
I'm not as skilled as other forum members, yet it's great to have some motivation to learn. Thank you
@Eyes-Only
I'm not as skilled as other forum members, yet it's great to have some motivation to learn. Thank you
Posted: Mon 06 Aug 2012, 14:45
Been messin' about with the original 'DeepThought_gtk-0.2.pet' theme and modified it to my own taste. Although it may not suit everyone. I also made a JWM theme to go with it.
Posted: Tue 07 Aug 2012, 12:00
Actually, not a bad looking theme Tuxtoo - and I really enjoy the "Puppian play on words" as it would be a theme title only really understood by a user of Puppy. Great choice for a theme title name! And as I said, not a bad looking theme either.
Keep up the great work our fellow Puppian friend! Choice is good!
Cheers/Amicalement,
Eyes-Only
"L'Peau-Rouge"
And as I said, not a bad looking theme either.Keep up the great work our fellow Puppian friend! Choice is good!
Cheers/Amicalement,
Eyes-Only
"L'Peau-Rouge"
Posted: Mon 27 Aug 2012, 00:16
I took these from Macpup 
I hope they don't mind
They're the silver version of the E17 GTK theme, and a metallic, shiny black and white version
I hope they don't mind
They're the silver version of the E17 GTK theme, and a metallic, shiny black and white version
wdz8
Posted: Sat 15 Dec 2012, 03:12
Hi everyone, i make a little gtktheme n jwm theme with pixmap engine.
i think it's like wdz8. if you choose the right wallpaper and icon theme, maybe you think it's real wdz8. see attach file and goto menu, desktop, setting, jwm configuration.
we also can hear a startup sound if we add a file: 'loginku.wav' to /usr/share/audio
Edit1:
I reuploaded the new wdz8 theme, in this pet also contain openbox theme, choose wdz8 theme and I think it's almost likely true wdz8. Want it?
for cursor, goto kdelook here:
http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/Wi ... bf14709618
Edit2:
A new wdz8.3.2 is here. The only things that must be there are
/usr/share/audio/loginku.wav and /usr/share/audio/logoutku.wav
please go to my google drive here, it's up to 335kb:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-WmUMQ ... sp=sharing
Edit3 (wdz8.4):
I also cut down this size very much.
I add new cursor, Dhikr_cursor
Edit4 (wdz8.4.1):
checkbutton and radiobutton fixed.
i think it's like wdz8. if you choose the right wallpaper and icon theme, maybe you think it's real wdz8. see attach file and goto menu, desktop, setting, jwm configuration.
we also can hear a startup sound if we add a file: 'loginku.wav' to /usr/share/audio
Edit1:
I reuploaded the new wdz8 theme, in this pet also contain openbox theme, choose wdz8 theme and I think it's almost likely true wdz8. Want it?
for cursor, goto kdelook here:
http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/Wi ... bf14709618
Edit2:
A new wdz8.3.2 is here. The only things that must be there are
/usr/share/audio/loginku.wav and /usr/share/audio/logoutku.wav
please go to my google drive here, it's up to 335kb:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-WmUMQ ... sp=sharing
Edit3 (wdz8.4):
I also cut down this size very much.
I add new cursor, Dhikr_cursor
Edit4 (wdz8.4.1):
checkbutton and radiobutton fixed.
Posted: Tue 10 Sep 2013, 13:03
the new wdz8.4.2:
frame and default button are fixed. it's better now.
inside this pet, there are jwm theme,gtktheme, and openbox theme.
We can hear a login sound if we add file loginku.wav to /usr/share/audio, or if you don't mind, you can download my sound, wdz8.3sound.pet here:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-WmUMQ ... sp=sharing
frame and default button are fixed. it's better now.
inside this pet, there are jwm theme,gtktheme, and openbox theme.
We can hear a login sound if we add file loginku.wav to /usr/share/audio, or if you don't mind, you can download my sound, wdz8.3sound.pet here:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-WmUMQ ... sp=sharing
Equinox GTK engine and themes
Posted: Sun 02 Feb 2014, 04:29
Equinox GTK engine and themes
Posted: Wed 05 Feb 2014, 13:54
Here are some colourful and flamboyant gtk themes running in Dpup Wheezy.
Not sure if they will work in all pups but they seem OK in Precise as well.
There is mention of some featues needing the "mist" engine but these look the same to me with or without it.
Maximum number of attachments per post is 10 so I will post the .pets below in a separate post.
Not sure if they will work in all pups but they seem OK in Precise as well.
There is mention of some featues needing the "mist" engine but these look the same to me with or without it.
Maximum number of attachments per post is 10 so I will post the .pets below in a separate post.
Posted: Wed 05 Feb 2014, 14:03
Here are the .PETs of the above themes in case anyone is interested.
I am also posting the Debian Wheezy mist engine.
You will see warnings in console if you don't install it.
I am also posting the Debian Wheezy mist engine.
You will see warnings in console if you don't install it.
Posted: Mon 07 Apr 2014, 16:55
This theme is similar to the old Stardust theme, but is partly using vector graphics to scale nicely when used on touch-screens.
I have not been able to fully switch to vector graphics because of the way gtk handles stretching. The border-setting in gtkrc works wonderful for raster images, but not for vectors.
This update includes gradients in some of the svg-images, and it would be great if someone with an ancient pc could test how this affects the performance. Theoretically, gradients are heavier than mono-colors, but is this is noticeable? - I don't know.
Sigmund
I have not been able to fully switch to vector graphics because of the way gtk handles stretching. The border-setting in gtkrc works wonderful for raster images, but not for vectors.
This update includes gradients in some of the svg-images, and it would be great if someone with an ancient pc could test how this affects the performance. Theoretically, gradients are heavier than mono-colors, but is this is noticeable? - I don't know.
Sigmund
Posted: Tue 08 Apr 2014, 03:55
In my super slow OLPC XO-1, it adds a measurable 8-10% in gtkdialog apps over flat-gray-rounded, for example.zigbert wrote: This update includes gradients in some of the svg-images, and it would be great if someone with an ancient pc could test how this affects the performance. Theoretically, gradients are heavier than mono-colors, but is this is noticeable? - I don't know.
Should point out that if /usr/lib/gtkdialog/xml-info has
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[ ! "$MODE" ] && MODE="flat"Posted: Tue 08 Apr 2014, 05:52
mavrothal
I am not surprised that flat-gray-rounded are faster. That theme are very limited, and uses many of the default settings in gtk, so many widgets does not get any new theme-layer (ie. the radiobuttons and checkboxes). I would think that using the theme 'Default', it is possible to speed up things a bit further.
To get the correct picture of how the gradient vector graphics works compared to raster graphics, you should use the old Stardust theme as the reference.
Thank you - This leads to new insight.
Sigmund
I am not surprised that flat-gray-rounded are faster. That theme are very limited, and uses many of the default settings in gtk, so many widgets does not get any new theme-layer (ie. the radiobuttons and checkboxes). I would think that using the theme 'Default', it is possible to speed up things a bit further.
To get the correct picture of how the gradient vector graphics works compared to raster graphics, you should use the old Stardust theme as the reference.
Thank you - This leads to new insight.
Sigmund