I was wondering if I could design some really minimalist interface, without lots of effects, shiny stuff, etc... Here it is I present you "Minimum", made using only contrast, and a few gradients It comes in Black and Black value reversed => White.
The archive contains : - Minimum Black GTK Theme - Minimum White GTK Theme - Minimum Black Contrasted GTK Theme - Minimum White Contrasted GTK Theme
- XFCE Black Windeco - XFCE White Windeco - XFCE Black Contrasted Windeco - XFCE White Contrasted Windeco
- Metacity Black Windeco - Metacity White Windeco - Metacity Black Contrasted Windeco - Metacity White Contrasted Windeco
- Gradient wallpapers
Have fun with it, download, try, fav, comment, etc...
01/15/09 : 2 contrasted version in Black and White are now available. The panel has been slightly reworked, so have the progressbars been. Added a small collection of Gradient wallpapers. The toolbars as also been reduced from 24x24 to 16x16
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Given 2009-01-07
Minimum. Suite by ~thibaut28 Do you use Gnome? You do?! Are you using this? Why the hell not?! (
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Great theme! for me the progressbars also seem to fail.. iam already did everything to get it fixed but it doesnt.. the bar includes some sort of small blocks, or is this normal ?
I <3 this. And have been using it, however 2 things stuck out to me. In some apps, progress bars do not show. Also, some items, specifically links, are colored too darkly.
I use clearlooks zenburn most of the time, you might want to check out the colors used there as I see you're using a similar soft dark base (#f3f3f3?).
I have a huge softspot for the zenburn color scheme, but I LOVE how you've done the widgets here. An amalgamation of these two things would be my gtk forever
Anyway, really nice theme!
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Thanks for the awesome theme!
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I use clearlooks zenburn most of the time, you might want to check out the colors used there as I see you're using a similar soft dark base (#f3f3f3?).
I have a huge softspot for the zenburn color scheme, but I