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Description:
Metacity theme created from carbonit and other which get the GTK color theme in order to be always in an unified theme.

v2.5:
- Some minor changes in colors look.
- New look: ista

v2:
- Fixed inactive buttons color
- Two new looks of the theme.


If you are interested, I'm using:
Wallpaper: http://stenosis.deviantart.com/art/Wood-Wallpaper-59069393
GTK theme: http://fratrip.deviantart.com/art/Aurora-Leopard-Suite-77225475

Ratings & Comments

16 Comments

samphilomath

I like all of them. Specially, the planolm_round. planolm_ista is the only one that did not go well with my gtk theme. Great work.

jminiesta

It's great, and it looks great with elementary theme. I would love to have a "flat" version with no gradient, I will probably customize it soon...

stinson

Excellent work on this theme, panana! Using Clearlooks as a base theme, and then your Plano window borders - perfect!

gksudo

Such a great theme, thanks for the work!

jward3010

Whats the font you're using with that theme.

panana

Sorry, I can't remember. It's possible it was Lucida Grande, but I'm not sure.

egogonon

I've been using this metacity for a long time. I never grow tired of it. It looks awesome with the clearlooks-colors gtk theme. Great work.

ODF

Running this theme since a long time. I just wanted to thank you =)

eggyok

great job what i'd like different: PlanoLM-ista: make square menu button highlight better title of focused window

panana

Perhaps the gtk theme that you are using is not compatible with this. I recommend you to use aurora egine, murrina or defaults engines.

toby

I have all three - and like I said, the issue applies to the screenshots as well. It isn't necessarily a bug, but it is a/the reason why I don't use it thus far.

watchitman

I smoothed out the appearance by adding a line to the metacity file: <!-- Draw the gradient on the title bar (top of the window) instead of using an image, on the off chance that using metacity's built in drawing commands is faster/more efficient.--> <gradient type="vertical" x="1" y="1" width="width-2" height="top_height"> <color value="shade/gtk:bg[NORMAL]/1.30"/> <color value="shade/gtk:bg[NORMAL]/1.05"/> <!-- THIS LINE--> <color value="gtk:bg[NORMAL]"/> </gradient>

toby

Somehow, this doesn't come up on my screen as unified (neither on my machine or in your screenshots) - there is a somewhat distinct border between metacity and gtk great work otherwise.

vixer

Thanks! I have been looking for something like this... Aesthetically, it makes more sense to grab the gtk color theme. I'm surprised we don't see this approach more often.

stickupkidd

those caption buttons look awesome. great work man. :)

Nopersona

Excellent combination ;)

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Metacity

Metacity was the default window manager used by the GNOME 2 desktop environment until it was replaced by Mutter in GNOME 3.  Wikipedia