
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
This is a plasma theme that uses system colors and is intended to present a simple, clean feel.
It may not be to everyone's taste, but hopefully someone finds this useful.
To install: It is now included with KDE. In between major KDE point releases, updates can be installed using "New Themes" in the Desktop Settings dialog.
Note: The shutdown dialog theme in the version provided here works only with KDE 4.1.4 and later.
12 years ago
2.0.3 sorry for the frequent small updates. Mild OCD keeps compelling me to fiddle...
- softened systray outline and systray expander outline. They looked a little harsh after working on Atelier.
2.0.2
- yelled at the focused task theme item to "straighten up and look right". Should look better now. :-)
- *very" minor tweak to analog clock.
- to make sure changes show up for KDE 4.2 users, the package now contains the svgz files for the changed items since the 4.2 was released. You don't have to do anything special. It should work like any other update.
2.0.1 *very* minor tweak to very slightly lighten the panel outline. Helps panel edges be a little less "line-y" on mid-tone to lighter backgrounds.
2.0 Ready for 4.2 release .
- Squeezed in a few more refinements to several components for 2.0. (2.0 is whatever gets released with KDE 4.2)
1.99 Updated in preparation for the 4.2 release. I'd like to acknowledge inspiration for updates to some components from the author of the super-great, uber-awesome Arezzo theme.
- Many changes to almost all components.
- Note: The version provided here on kde-look contains uncompressed SVGs so it will work with KDE 4.1.
1.3 (updated download file)
- Apparently the I never updated the download file for the last vesion so it never matched what's actually in 4.1. That's corrected now. (geez I'm an idiot...). I'm only marking it as updated so that those who may have screwed up the version that came with KDE 4.1 by installing from here (via GHNS) can restore it properly.
1.3 updated to match svn version:
- Updated task item theme (smaller borders)
- More substantial looking pager
- Updated system tray theme (inspired by the really, really good Arezzo theme)
1.2.3 updated to match svn version:
- Updated shutdown dialog to work with new button sizes.
- Slightly more translucent background.
- Minor update for tasks and pager.
1.2:
- Added transclucent background (used by Folder View)
- Updated task item theme
- Updated clock hands and added hand shadows.
1.1.1:
- Added systemtray.svg to overide visual inconsistency with default systemtray theme.
1.1:
- Added shutdown dialog theme.
- Added pager theme.
1.0.3:
- Updated taskitem theme to work with new theming code.
- Corrected a number placement issue on clock face and slightly misaligned glass.
- Improved panel highlighting for panel widths < 100%.
- Corrected to keep krunner theme working.
1.0.2 - Minor bugfix for corners of tooltip.
1.0.1 - Minor bugfix for topright element of panel (was only noticable with panel < 100% width).
1.0 - Ok, I think I'm satisfied with this one... for now... :-)
- Fixed HandleCenterScrew on clock.
- slight modification for dialog borders
- added different panels for west and east screen locations.
0.9.6:
- Updated task item theming to fit in better with overall theme.
- Adjustments to clock face to improve balance.
- Updated analog meter.
0.9.5:
- Lightened dialogs to better match colors used by style.
- Slightly modified task item theme
- New clock
- Fixed a couple minor visual bugs in panel background and dialogs.
- Submit for Plasma Theme Contest.
0.9.1: added task item theming (again, needs latest svn version of KDE).
0.9: A couple very minor pixel imperfections remain. (Inkscape svg rendering is a touch different from QT4 svg rendering).
12 years ago
2.0.3 sorry for the frequent small updates. Mild OCD keeps compelling me to fiddle...
- softened systray outline and systray expander outline. They looked a little harsh after working on Atelier.
2.0.2
- yelled at the focused task theme item to "straighten up and look right". Should look better now. :-)
- *very" minor tweak to analog clock.
- to make sure changes show up for KDE 4.2 users, the package now contains the svgz files for the changed items since the 4.2 was released. You don't have to do anything special. It should work like any other update.
2.0.1 *very* minor tweak to very slightly lighten the panel outline. Helps panel edges be a little less "line-y" on mid-tone to lighter backgrounds.
2.0 Ready for 4.2 release .
- Squeezed in a few more refinements to several components for 2.0. (2.0 is whatever gets released with KDE 4.2)
1.99 Updated in preparation for the 4.2 release. I'd like to acknowledge inspiration for updates to some components from the author of the super-great, uber-awesome Arezzo theme.
- Many changes to almost all components.
- Note: The version provided here on kde-look contains uncompressed SVGs so it will work with KDE 4.1.
1.3 (updated download file)
- Apparently the I never updated the download file for the last vesion so it never matched what's actually in 4.1. That's corrected now. (geez I'm an idiot...). I'm only marking it as updated so that those who may have screwed up the version that came with KDE 4.1 by installing from here (via GHNS) can restore it properly.
1.3 updated to match svn version:
- Updated task item theme (smaller borders)
- More substantial looking pager
- Updated system tray theme (inspired by the really, really good Arezzo theme)
1.2.3 updated to match svn version:
- Updated shutdown dialog to work with new button sizes.
- Slightly more translucent background.
- Minor update for tasks and pager.
1.2:
- Added transclucent background (used by Folder View)
- Updated task item theme
- Updated clock hands and added hand shadows.
1.1.1:
- Added systemtray.svg to overide visual inconsistency with default systemtray theme.
1.1:
- Added shutdown dialog theme.
- Added pager theme.
1.0.3:
- Updated taskitem theme to work with new theming code.
- Corrected a number placement issue on clock face and slightly misaligned glass.
- Improved panel highlighting for panel widths < 100%.
- Corrected to keep krunner theme working.
1.0.2 - Minor bugfix for corners of tooltip.
1.0.1 - Minor bugfix for topright element of panel (was only noticable with panel < 100% width).
1.0 - Ok, I think I'm satisfied with this one... for now... :-)
- Fixed HandleCenterScrew on clock.
- slight modification for dialog borders
- added different panels for west and east screen locations.
0.9.6:
- Updated task item theming to fit in better with overall theme.
- Adjustments to clock face to improve balance.
- Updated analog meter.
0.9.5:
- Lightened dialogs to better match colors used by style.
- Slightly modified task item theme
- New clock
- Fixed a couple minor visual bugs in panel background and dialogs.
- Submit for Plasma Theme Contest.
0.9.1: added task item theming (again, needs latest svn version of KDE).
0.9: A couple very minor pixel imperfections remain. (Inkscape svg rendering is a touch different from QT4 svg rendering).
navi3
1 year ago
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zinjanthr0pus
2 years ago
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raist356
2 years ago
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ssahin
8 years ago
If you select any dark color scheme in system settings; say obsidian with aya as the plasma theme, then, you will not be able to see text in the text box when you select 'add widget' from your desktop. The text is very light such that it does not allow you to see what you are typing. When I change to another theme, e.g. oxygen I can see the text in the textbox.
I installed the latest aya (from kde-look.org) locally in my desktop. I am not sure whether this is due to a bug in kde plasma or an issue related to aya theme though.
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ultr
10 years ago
However it would be more readable, if minimized windows had gray or semi-transparent font in the taskbar.
Could you add this?
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ultr
10 years ago
But the hidden panel glow (shown when mouse is near the screen edge) is always light blue. I have no such color in my settings.
Is it possible to change the color of this glow?
It should either be set to the selection color, or (even better) be configurable independently.
Thanks.
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ultr
10 years ago
The pager displays only windows' frames, so you cannot differ a maximized window from an empty desktop. Quite annoying :/
Windows should have a darker filling, or you should fix maximized windows frame drawing, so that it is visible.
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idonnie
10 years ago
http://img691.imageshack.us/img691/7849/aya.png
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Seremel
10 years ago
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vovannl
11 years ago
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augenblick
11 years ago
thanks.
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jamboarder
11 years ago
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tyrerj
11 years ago
My question is: Can you please point me to an explanation of how this works.
Also, is there a way to increase the transparency of the Panel (which is 100% Opaque)?
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testerus
11 years ago
Minimized Windows are not distinguished enough. I can't see at first glance which windows are active.
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falzueta
12 years ago
Only one thing makes me avoid using it: the effect of the white shadows in fonts is kind of unpleasant, doesn't convince me mainly in the taskbar.
May be a soften shadow or not shadow at all in taskbar should fit better and white fonts with dark shadows in the desktop could be better even the overall theme is not dark.
Is it possible to change those settings manually? Thank you
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jamboarder
12 years ago
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Botafoguense
12 years ago
Hope you find a solution. Cheers.
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ayafan
11 years ago
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ayafan
11 years ago
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linuxcolor
12 years ago
Nice.
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golgoth
12 years ago
I have a question. I would like to change the aspect of a taskbar item receiving the "attention" event. Currently, when I receive a message in a kopete window that doesn't have focus, it looks like this:
http://img125.imageshack.us/my.php?image=attentionrk0.jpg
But I would prefer it to look like a focused item:
http://img217.imageshack.us/my.php?image=focushv0.jpg
As I am not a plasma theme expert, I wanted to ask what I should change to get the desired result (an svg file maybe?)
Thanks for your help,
Tom
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jamboarder
12 years ago
Hope this helps.
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golgoth
12 years ago
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12 years ago
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boludo
12 years ago
At last I can have a small panel :)
Besides, it looks very polished.
I have a problem with the calendar applet, though. I just can't see the days, and I've tried a few different color schemes.
You can see it here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/3114631112/
What is the color scheme you use in the third shot anyway, since it is mostly what I tried to achieve?
Thanks again for your work on this theme. I now love KDE4's looks much more :)
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