
Orion
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work):
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Ubuntu users can install Orion from our themes PPA using the following commands,
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:satyajit-happy/themes
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install orion-gtk-theme
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Installation Instructions for other distros:
Extract the zip file to the themes directory i.e. "~/.themes/" or "/usr/share/themes/"
Use Gnome Tweak tool to choose the theme, or run the following commands in Terminal,
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface gtk-theme "Orion"
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.preferences theme "Orion"
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Note:
For older GTK versions, download the theme from launchpad,
GTK3.4: https://launchpad.net/~satyajit-happy/+archive/themes/+files/orion-gtk-theme_2012.06.16-0~satya164~precise.tar.gz (Unico engine required)
GTK3.2: https://launchpad.net/~satyajit-happy/+archive/themes/+files/orion-gtk-theme_2012.02.03-0~satya164~oneiric.tar.gz (Unico engine required)
This theme is not compatible with old Gnome 3.0.
19.01.2013 - Minor tweaks
17.01.2013 - Tweaks to GTK2, flat style toolbar, fixes to GtkCalendar
16.01.2013 - Port to GTK3.6, major rewrite and redesign
16.06.2012 - Better granite widgets support, misc improvements
11.06.2012 - Granite Widgets support (expect better compatibility with elementary apps), fixed tootips in empathy
02.06.2012 - Rewrite metacity themes to remove weird borders, dropped styling for unfocused windows, minor improvements
26.05.2012 - Rewrite mutter and metacity themes to fix roundness and border issues, fixed text color in system settings, fixes to fallback mode panel, removed pixbuf engine dependency
22.05.2012 - Fixed a typo in gtk-widgets-backdrops.css, fixed menubar text color in fallbackmode panel
11.05.2012 - Fixed selected background in nautilus, improvements to mutter/metacity
07.05.2012 - Fixed appearance in System Settings, improved tab design
07.04.2012 - Fixed glitches in the dark theme, adjusted tooltip style in GTK2 to match more with GTK3
06.04.2012 - Title text is now properly centered (mutter), support hiding of titlebar in apps like gnome documents (mutter), support dark theme in apps like movie player, lighter text in sidebar
05.04.2012 - Improved sidebar view, added support for beatbox, added openbox theme
04.04.2012 - Updated for Gnome 3.4
03.02.2012 - Added steppers to scrollbar, fixed desktop mode font color
01.02.2012 - Minor improvemwnts
29.01.2012 - Added mutter theme, support for xfwm, improvements to metacity theme
27.01.2012 - Fixed Fallback mode panel, fixed banshee search entry, various improvements
26.01.2012 - Coloured the metacity buttons, fixed floatingbar color, fixed nautilus sidebar border, fixed menubar highlight colour in thunderbird, misc GTK2 improvements
25.01.2012 - Initial Release for Gnome 3.2
Ratings & Comments
50 Comments
when using it on ubuntu gnome remix x64 windows title become invisible. title bar color and text color are both white thats why its invisible.
First of all I think you did a great job with this theme and I hope you'll maintain it for a long time. Second I would like to say that I think the scroll bar is a little narrow and could be (almost) as the width of the square decoration. And about the decoration I think on the mouse hoover effect you could add a minus [ - ] a plus [ + ] and an x [ x ] for minimize, maximize/restore and close, like a mac style. Or you could add that not just for the hoover effect but the default, either way I think is a good ideea. Just look at it, it looks great: [ - ] [ + ] [ x ] or ... [-] [+] [x] Or make available the decoration for both options if you think it's a good ideea, with and without hoover effect signs/indicators. Thanks for the theme !
As an expression of thanks for this elegant theme, I would like to share my thoughts on 2 potential areas for improvement: 1) Colors of window control buttons: the colors we see when hovering could be red, amber and green (this is already there) although I'm not a fan of Mac. The fact that they are all blue until you hover on them is creative and different enough and better than Mac, I think. 2) In Nautilus (without the menu bar) the title bar and path/tool bar could perhaps be more compatible with each other. This might be mostly because of the design of Nautilus. Isn't it possible to have just a frame around the files and folders window and nothing in between the title bar, side bar and path/tool bar?
I like it.
I've tried alt+f2 then r but it doesn't work. Restarting doesn't work either.
If you give me the theme file you modified, I might be able to test.
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=151915
Hi. I get the following error when trying to preview your theme, Error loading theme: Line 162 character 27: Failed to open file '/home/satya/.themes/Orion-Mint/metacity-1/close_focused_prelight.png': No such file or directory You are missing a file close_focused_prelight.png. So the theme fails to load. Please correct that.
Here is the link to the updated theme. http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=151915
Hi. The file names are close_*** But you have closed_*** Btw here is the one i repacked with correct names. It also includes latest metacity and mutter themes of orion which are not released yet. Just comment after you download so that I will delete it.
Here - http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8501878/Orion-Mint.zip
Thank you soooo much, what all did you have to do it you don't mind me asking.
You had wrong file names. I just corrected them. For example you used "closed" instead of "close". I also updated the metacity and mutter themes with the one I am currently working on locally.
Again, thank you. If|When you publish it are you gonna call it Orion-Mint?
I won't publish it. If you want you can publish.
That's cool, I'll make sure to link it to you though and give you all the credit.
No problem :)
I changed the button colors to match the Mint-X-F icon theme and when I select it the buttons do not change color. I know othing about creating themes so I would need you help on what else I would need to change.
You will need to restart your window manager. If you use Gnome Shell, press Alt+F2, then type 'r' and press "Enter" If you use Unity, press Alt+F2, then type 'compiz --replace' and press "Enter" If you use Gnome Classic, press Alt+F2, then type 'metacity --replace' and press "Enter"
bump
see the menu in LibreOffice > http://i.imgur.com/qG4wH.png
I'm aware of the issue. But there is nothing I can do to fix it. See the Radiance theme also has the issue. LibreOffice is not native GTK and doesn't respect the text color there.
Yeah I think it's something LibreOffice may need to fix (Similar issue with Stock Ambiance and Netbeans IDE). I haven't been able to find a fix yet either.
BUG on scrollbar on chrome/chromium > http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screenshot-05112012-100553am.php thanks
The scrollbar in Chrome/Chromium cannot be customized in the GTK theme. However website owners can customize the scrollbar. So the G+ scrollbar is customized by Google and it doesn't have anything to do with the GTK theme. For example, visit http://fedorautils.sf.net and you will get a custom scrollbar in Chrome.