Last Update 11-3-2024 - Reduced the size of the calendar all themes.
The white and black color themes are very neutral and designed to go with any wallpaper. The color menu themes are designed to look good with wallpapers that match the menus. The brown color menus go with almost everything.
///IMPORTANT/// If you want the dock to look as pictured you must set the color in the settings of the Dash To Dock - Extension Preferences-Appearance settings Tab /Customize Dash Color and adjust to the color you like.
There is a bug when using Dash to dock and hide top bar extensions together where minimize to dock doesn't work as intended and I found an extension that fixes this bug.
Sorry I am not seeing that. It may be an older version that I am no longer using. I have moved on to Gnome 43. I guess i would have to install it on Boxes and look at it but I didn't see that before when I was using an older version.. It may be a distribution issue. Try the theme again when you upgrade and let me know. The 43 version is much better than the older versions.
It was on Gnome 3.36. (Ubuntu 20.04). The lines on pre gnome 40 had always a line under the clock and a line under volume/wifi. Your blue theme was working but no on those lines. They were staying orange and not turning like the rest in blue. I am now on Gnome 42 (Ubuntu 22.04). I am satisfy with their theme yaru dark blue.
I made this minor modification to get a slightly darker top-border:
/* TOP BAR */
#panel {
- background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.3);
background-color: transparent;
/* transition from solid to transparent */
transition-duration: 250ms;
height: 30px;
You would have to remove background-color: transparent; and only use background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.3);...not both.
Hope this helps. Please up vote if you like the theme.
create a .themes folder in your local home directory. Extract the file into the themes folder. A .themes folder will be hidden due to the (.) After that install gnome tweaks with your distribution software utility. Then install the user themes extension via gnome extension website https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/19/user-themes/ Then use gnome tweaks to change the theme.
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2 2 really bad orange line under the time waste it all on the dark and blue theme.
Sorry I am not seeing that. It may be an older version that I am no longer using. I have moved on to Gnome 43. I guess i would have to install it on Boxes and look at it but I didn't see that before when I was using an older version.. It may be a distribution issue. Try the theme again when you upgrade and let me know. The 43 version is much better than the older versions.
It was on Gnome 3.36. (Ubuntu 20.04). The lines on pre gnome 40 had always a line under the clock and a line under volume/wifi. Your blue theme was working but no on those lines. They were staying orange and not turning like the rest in blue. I am now on Gnome 42 (Ubuntu 22.04). I am satisfy with their theme yaru dark blue.
I made this minor modification to get a slightly darker top-border: /* TOP BAR */ #panel { - background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.3); background-color: transparent; /* transition from solid to transparent */ transition-duration: 250ms; height: 30px;
The diff became garbled... - background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.3); background-color: transparent;
You would have to remove background-color: transparent; and only use background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.3);...not both. Hope this helps. Please up vote if you like the theme.
Sorry for the ignorance, but , How can I install it?
create a .themes folder in your local home directory. Extract the file into the themes folder. A .themes folder will be hidden due to the (.) After that install gnome tweaks with your distribution software utility. Then install the user themes extension via gnome extension website https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/19/user-themes/ Then use gnome tweaks to change the theme.
10 10 the best
9 9 excellent
Great. any gtk theme?
9
4 4 soso
10 10 the best
9 9 excellent
9 +very good
9 + Thank you! Was looking for such a shell theme for so long, and it looks great!
You're welcome, thanks!